Home
vhse
Gallery
Publications
Search
Register
Log in
Contact UsLog in
Search
Latest topics
Most active topic starters
| Malamaram chakkappan |
| |||
| pareekutty |
| |||
| raman |
| |||
| icsure |
| |||
| saimesh |
| |||
| Admin |
| |||
| vivaradoshi |
| |||
| anilpnair |
| |||
| VHSE Terminator |
| |||
| satheesh |
|
Top posters
| Malamaram chakkappan (595) |
| |||
| raman (428) |
| |||
| pareekutty (267) |
| |||
| safeerm (97) |
| |||
| vivaradoshi (82) |
| |||
| satheesh (78) |
| |||
| icsure (74) |
| |||
| dilna (68) |
| |||
| ganeshh (65) |
| |||
| Nissangan (62) |
|
Like/Tweet/+1
Statistics
We have 1385 registered usersThe newest registered user is ihsy
Our users have posted a total of 2388 messages in 1262 subjects
Affiliates
Vocational education in schools Mumbai
Page 1 of 1
Vocational education in schools Mumbai
by pareekutty Fri Oct 05, 2012 6:32 pm
Vocational education could become a compulsory subject at the
secondary level in secondary schools if the ideas recommended by
participants at a conference organised on National Education Day by the
school and higher and technical education departments along with accepted by the state
government.Aiming at creating a workforce for the industry, the
Directorate of Vocational Education and Training ( DVET) plans to
increase the intake capacity of students at pre-SSC level from the
current 4.3% to 10% of the total students' intake by 2022. At HSC level,
the directorate plans to double the intake of students in vocational
education in a decade. The participants at the conference also
recommended ideas which will soon be submitted to the state's school
education department. Apart from dedicating significant lectures in the
time table for vocational education and also setting up workshops in
every school, the participants also have suggested to change the
nomenclature to 'work-centered' education.
secondary level in secondary schools if the ideas recommended by
participants at a conference organised on National Education Day by the
school and higher and technical education departments along with accepted by the state
government.Aiming at creating a workforce for the industry, the
Directorate of Vocational Education and Training ( DVET) plans to
increase the intake capacity of students at pre-SSC level from the
current 4.3% to 10% of the total students' intake by 2022. At HSC level,
the directorate plans to double the intake of students in vocational
education in a decade. The participants at the conference also
recommended ideas which will soon be submitted to the state's school
education department. Apart from dedicating significant lectures in the
time table for vocational education and also setting up workshops in
every school, the participants also have suggested to change the
nomenclature to 'work-centered' education.
pareekutty- PLATINUM
-
Posts : 267
Reputation : 7
Join date : 2012-08-22
Location : South Kerala
Extended Profile
Your views:
Nick name: Star
Experience:
(1/1)
Similar topics» INTRODUCING VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS
» Kerala Public Service Commission - Rank List for the post of VOCATIONAL TEACHER CIVIL CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE on Rs.19240-34500 in VOCATIONAL HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION
» VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
» Kerala Public Service Commission - Rank List for the post of VOCATIONAL TEACHER CIVIL CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE on Rs.19240-34500 in VOCATIONAL HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION
» VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
» വിദൂര വിദ്യാഭ്യാസക്കാരുടെ വിവരശേഖരണം
» വി എച്ച് എസ് ഇ പൊതു പരീക്ഷാ മൂല്യനിര്ണയം ചെയ്യുന്നത് യോഗ്യത ഇല്ലാത്തവര്
» വി എച്ച് എസ് സി പേപ്പർ വാല്യുവേഷൻ ക്യാമ്പിൽ നടക്കുന്നത് കൊള്ളയോ?
» Original RTI replies collected from 72 Govt VHS Proving distance degree candidates are appointed by PSC
» Hi
» 10+2 equivalentt certificate
» Designation wise list distance and private degree teachers working in vhse
» VHSE Transfer 2017- Lists
» VHSE Special Rules in Clear formats