Mistican Richard

Dedicated and passionate educator with over 10 years of experience in delivering engaging lessons, designing innovative curricula, and integrating technology into classroom teaching. Skilled in creating inclusive and student-focused learning environments that improve academic performance and foster life long learning. Committed to professional development and adapting teaching methods to meet diverse learner needs.

Senior Teacher – Economics & Social Studies at St. Joseph Higher Secondary School (2019-02 – Present)

• Delivered curriculum-aligned lessons in Economics and Social Science for higher secondary classes.
• Integrated digital tools to enhance learning engagement and improve academic outcomes.
• Supported students in achieving significant improvements in standardized test performance.
• Developed subject-specific resources and learning materials tailored to varied student abilities.
• Facilitated parent-teacher interactions to support student progress.

Lecturer in Economics at St. Joseph Higher Secondary School (2017-06 – 2019-01)

• Designed and delivered comprehensive Economics lessons aligned with academic standards.
• Conducted workshops to support faculty in adopting effective teaching strategies.
• Monitored student performance and provided targeted academic support.

Trained Graduate Teacher – Social Science at St. Joseph Higher Secondary School (2015-02 – 2017-04)

• Taught Social Science to secondary classes using activity-based learning methods.
• Developed lesson plans promoting analytical thinking and concept retention.
• Implemented strategies that improved subject pass rates to above 95%.

Master of Arts in Economics – Annamalai University (2017 – 2019)

Bachelor of Education in B.Ed – Vasavi College of Education (2015 – 2017)

Master of Business Administration in Aviation Management – Hindustan University (2011 – 2013)

Bachelor of Arts in Economics – Loyola College (2008 – 2011)

HSE – Don Bosco Higher Secondary School (2006 – 2008)

SSLC – St. Joseph International Residential School (2004 – 2005)