* Primary School (Elementary School): A Bachelor's degree in Education (B.Ed.) with Hindi as a subject or a Bachelor's degree with a specialization in Hindi along with a teaching diploma (like a Diploma in Education or D.Ed.) is often sufficient.
* Secondary School (Middle and High School): A Bachelor's degree in Hindi or a related subject (like Sanskrit, literature) *plus* a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) or a similar teaching qualification is generally required. In some places, a Master's degree in Hindi or a related field might be preferred or even mandatory, especially for senior positions.
* Higher Education (College/University): A Master's degree (M.A.) in Hindi is usually a minimum requirement, along with a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) often being preferred or necessary for lecturer/professor positions. Relevant teaching experience is also crucial at this level.
Specific requirements vary:
* Country: The qualifications will differ significantly between countries. India, for example, may have different state-level requirements than Nepal or Mauritius.
* School Type: Private schools may have different requirements than public schools.
* Experience: Prior teaching experience often enhances the chances of getting hired, regardless of the formal qualifications.
To find the exact requirements for a specific teaching position, you should check the job description and the requirements set by the school or institution offering the position.