Mubeen Yousaf

I hold a MASTER degree in Physics from COMSATS UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD, LAHORE CAMPUS, PAKISTAN in research work “Efficient Strategies to Enhance the Conductivity in Perovskite for Intermediate Temperature solid oxide fuel cell (IT-SOFC)”. I am confident that my academic background and professional experience make me a well-rounded candidate for the Physics Lecturer position. I am committed to excellence in teaching, passionate about the subject matter, and dedicated to the success of my students.
In my current position as a Physics Lecturer at SUPERIOR GROUP OF COLLEGES, PASRUR CAMPUS, SIALKOT, PAKISTAN. I have developed and implemented engaging lesson plans that cater to the needs of diverse learners. My classes are characterized by active and collaborative learning, where students are encouraged to ask questions, make connections, and apply their knowledge to real-world problems.
I am responsible for planning, preparing, and delivering lessons to students in the subject of Physics. I must have a deep understanding of the fundamental concepts of Physics and be able to convey this knowledge to students in an engaging and effective manner. I must also be able to assess student progress and provide feedback to help students achieve their academic goals.
Main Duties:
Planning and preparing lessons in accordance with curriculum guidelines and the needs of individual students
Delivering lectures, leading discussions, and conducting demonstrations to facilitate learning in Physics
Creating and administering assessments to evaluate student progress and identify areas of improvement
Providing feedback to students on their academic performance and offering suggestions for improvement
Communicating with parents and colleagues to discuss student progress and share information about instructional strategies
Participating in professional development opportunities to stay up-to-date with developments in the field of Physics and teaching methodologies
Encouraging and facilitating student involvement in extracurricular activities related to Physics, such as science clubs or competitions