The Nepali and Social Studies Teacher is responsible for teaching Nepali language and literature as well as Social Studies to students, typically at the primary or middle school level. This role involves planning and delivering lessons that help students develop strong language skills in Nepali and a comprehensive understanding of historical, cultural, geographical, and social topics. The teacher encourages critical thinking, foster an appreciation for Nepali culture, and promote awareness of global and local social issues.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan and deliver engaging lessons in Nepali language and literature, including reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary development.
• Teach social studies, covering topics such as history, geography, civics, economics, and cultural studies.
• Use a variety of teaching strategies to make lessons interactive, informative, and relevant to students' lives.
• Assess and monitor student progress through regular quizzes, tests, assignments, and projects.
• Organize group activities, discussions, and projects to enhance students' understanding of social studies concepts.
• Integrate technology and multimedia resources to make lessons more engaging and accessible.
• Communicate regularly with parents or guardians to update them on student progress and address any concerns.
• Collaborate with other teachers and school staff to integrate cross-curricular learning opportunities.

Education:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nepali, Social Studies, Education, or a related field.

Experience:

• Proven 3 years’ experience of teaching Nepali language, literature & Social Studies to middle school level.
• Experience using a variety of teaching methodologies and resources, including interactive and digital tools.

Skills:

• Knowledge of Nepali history, geography and culture.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Organizational skills to manage lesson plans, assessments, and student records.