A Homeroom Teacher is responsible for the academic instruction and overall well-being of students in their assigned class. This role includes teaching core subjects (especially at primary and middle school levels), managing classroom behavior, fostering social-emotional learning, and serving as the primary point of contact between students, parents, and the school.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver engaging lessons across core subjects such as language, math, science, and social studies (based on school level).
Maintain a structured and positive classroom environment that supports academic and personal growth.
Monitor and assess student progress; provide feedback and support where needed.
Develop lesson plans aligned with curriculum objectives and learning outcomes.
Foster students’ social and emotional development through mentoring and guidance.
Communicate regularly with parents or guardians about student progress and well-being.
Maintain attendance, records, and student portfolios accurately.
Identify learning needs and coordinate with specialists or counselors for additional support.
Organize classroom activities, celebrations, and events that promote team-building and a positive school culture.
Collaborate with other teachers and school staff to ensure a cohesive learning experience for students.
Enforce school rules and policies consistently and fairly.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Education or a related field.
State or national teaching certification (where applicable).
Proven experience as a teacher.
Strong command of the curriculum relevant to the assigned grade level.