Gurgaon: The Ministry of Education on Friday concludes online training programs on digital skills and new learning methods for around 300 main coaches.
They will now carry offline sessions from August 17 to train around 3,000 principals and teachers at 1,400 Sanskriti school models in the state.
The training session began earlier this year.
In a letter to district education officials, the Directorate of School Education said a group of 300-odd Master Trainers had completed the program and they will start offline training for teachers from August 17.
Basic district education officials have been asked to make all settings to do all these settings according to the Covid protocol.
“We have trained more than 150 teacher officials and blocks on the method of learning and new and new teaching.
But we got a request to make more main trainers because each batch can only have 25-28 people, given the covid situation.
This will be Means the program must take place for a longer period of time.
With the assistance of the State Council for education and training education (SCERT), we have now trained 300 strange master coaches, “said an official of the Ministry of Education.
They will conduct a block-wise session for the principal and teacher in an effort to harmonize a new teaching module with the aim of the Sanskriti School model.
In the Gurgaon district, six main coaches have been chosen to carry out such a session of around 220 teachers in more than 109 schools.
The two-day offline program will be held and a maximum of 25 people will be there on each batch.
The session will begin after the student assessment test (SAT) through the Avsar application is complete.
“This district has four blocks and most Sanskriti school models are in Gurgaon Block.
We have to make several batches for more than 156 teachers in 78 schools.
The session will be held throughout the week, starting August 17,” Meenakshi Jangra said, block resources and Main coach for Gurgaon.
According to SCert, it will be a lightning course on the Information and Communication Technology-Based (ICT) module.
The teacher will be trained to operate digital devices and audio / video tools.
These schools are Hindi and English-medium institutions.
Those who choose medium-middle school must pay between Rs 200 and Rs 500 a month, depending on their class.