Head of Department – Economics (HOD – Economics)

<strong>Skills:<br></strong>Economic Policy Analysis, Curriculum Development, Leadership and Team Management, IGCSE, AS and A Levels, Pedagogy, Economics, Teaching,<br><br><strong>Location:</strong> Gurugram (First Month Onsite Training) <strong>Work From Home</strong> Thereafter<br><br><strong>Type:</strong> Full-time | Senior Academic Role<br><br><strong>Salary:</strong> 1012 LPA<br><br><strong>About Sparkl<br><br></strong>At <strong>Sparkl</strong>, were not just preparing students for exams were preparing them for <strong>the real economy</strong>.<br><br>We believe that Economics isn't just theory; it's the art of understanding the world, questioning assumptions, and driving impact.<br><br>We are building a learner-first, future-focused school where innovation meets excellence and were now looking for a passionate <strong>Economics Leader</strong> to join us at the helm.<br><br><strong>What You'll Do<br><br></strong><ul><li>Lead the Economics department with vision, strategy, and academic rigor.</li><li>Teach Economics to students of Grades 912, preparing them for IGCSE, AS, and A-Level examinations.</li><li>Mentor and coach a team of educators to maintain excellence in curriculum delivery, pedagogy, and student outcomes.</li><li>Design engaging, inquiry-driven lessons that connect economic theory to real-world events and decisions.</li><li>Guide students through internal assessments, research projects, and external competitions.</li><li>Collaborate closely with academic leadership on curriculum planning, assessments, and enrichment programs.</li><li>Build a culture of intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and global awareness.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Who Were Looking For<br><br></strong><ul><li>Experience: Minimum 67 years of teaching senior school Economics (Grades 912) in an IGCSE / IB / A-Level environment.</li><li>Education: Bachelors/Masters degree in Economics; B.Ed preferred but not mandatory.</li><li>Leadership Skills: Strong mentoring, planning, and departmental management abilities.</li><li>Curriculum Expertise: Deep familiarity with international curricula (Cambridge/IB preferred).</li><li>Mindset: Passionate about Economics, innovative in approach, empathetic in leadership, and committed to excellence.</li><li>Adaptability: Ready to transition from a Gurgaon-based training phase (first month) to a permanent remote working model.<br><br></li></ul>Why Join Sparkl?<br><br><ul><li>Competitive Senior Educator Salary: 1012 LPA based on experience and expertise.</li><li>Work-from-home flexibility after the onboarding phase.</li><li>Freedom to innovate, design, and lead your department with creativity.</li><li>A collaborative culture that celebrates both academic excellence and emotional intelligence.</li><li>Growth opportunities within a rapidly scaling premium school brand.</li></ul>

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