Responsibilties

• Planning and Delivery: Physics teachers plan and deliver engaging lessons, including lab experiments and other scientific investigations, to ensure all students make good or better progress.
• Curriculum: They are responsible for designing and implementing a physics curriculum that meets the needs of the students and aligns with educational standards.
• Lesson Plans: Physics teachers create detailed lesson plans, including objectives, activities, assessments, and materials, to ensure effective instruction.
• Instruction: They deliver instruction on various physics topics, such as mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, and modern physics, using a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, demonstrations, and lab activities.
• Assessment: Physics teachers assess student learning through various methods, including homework, quizzes, exams, projects, and lab reports, to monitor student progress and provide feedback.

Laboratory Activities:

• Supervision: They supervise students’ laboratory work, ensuring safety and providing guidance on experimental procedures.
• Experiment Design: They design and implement experiments that allow students to explore physics concepts and develop practical skills.
• Data Analysis: They assist students in analyzing data collected from experiments and drawing conclusions based on their findings.

Student Engagement and Support:

• Motivation: Physics teachers strive to create an engaging and motivating learning environment that fosters a love for physics.
• Individualization: They work to meet the diverse learning needs of students, providing individualized support and adapting instruction as needed.
• Communication: They communicate regularly with parents, school administrators, and other teachers to ensure student success.
• Mentoring: They may mentor other educators, particularly in the early stages of their careers.

Professional Development and Collaboration:

• Continuing Education: They engage in ongoing professional development to stay current with advancements in physics and education.
• Collaboration: They collaborate with colleagues to improve teaching practices and share resources.
• Research: They may conduct research in their field and publish their findings.

Qualifications

• Interested candidates should possess a Bachelor`s / M.Eng Degree with 3 – 10 years work experience.