Aditya Birla Education Academy to upksill great 500 teachers
Aditya Birla Education Academy has announced collaboration with the well-known Aditya Birla Public Schools. The objective behind this collaboration is to upskill 500 secondary and senior secondary school teachers across 54 schools for the academic year 2021-22.
Aditya Birla Education Academy is India’s leading professional development institute for teachers. Aditya Birla Education Academy has been at the vanguard of supporting the teaching community by providing them with the relevant skills they need to stay abreast with new developments in the education sector and enhance their students’ learning.
‘We are extremely pleased to join hands with Aditya Birla Public Schools, as it fulfills the primary goal of Aditya Birla Education Academy to assist teachers through upskilling and training so that they are better equipped in this digital age.’
It is a remarkable step for us to be able to provide this platform to the teaching community and serve them with practical teachings that impart new-age skill sets required to stay relevant in the current times, said founder and chairperson of Aditya Birla Education Trust.
Dr. Santrup Misra, Group Human Resources at Aditya Birla Group spoke about the collaboration between Aditya Birla Education Academy and Aditya Birla Public Schools.
Academicians quickly responded to the switch to provide continuous learning to their pupils as the education sector underwent an overnight transformation this past year and a half.
The tie-up with Aditya Birla Education Academy will immensely help our educators to imbibe new
skillsets and support communities, said Dr. Santrup.
I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Mrs. Neerja Birla and Aditya Birla Education Academy for providing us the much-needed support.
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To bridge the lacunae caused by the pandemic, educational institutions embraced virtual teaching
and training methods.
Since many educators were initially unfamiliar with the requisite digital tools and pedagogical approaches, this scenario served as an eye-opener with an increased need for upskilling and digital training among teachers.
The purpose of this collaboration is to enhance their skills and develop their core competencies in subjects such as English, Maths, Science, Social Science, Hindi for Secondary teachers and English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Accountancy and Economics for senior secondary teachers.
Secondary and senior secondary school educators will get an opportunity to enhance their skillsets through this capacity building programme, say sources from Aditya Birla Education Academy.
The seven month long programme structure consists of 20 hours of learning per teacher, say sources from Aditya Birla Education Academy. The educators who undergo this programme will be able to bring more engagement among students in the classroom, say sources from Aditya Birla Education Academy.
The programme will also help the educators to increase involvement with the students through collaborative teaching methods, and focus on the process of learning rather than just the final product, say sources from Aditya Birla Education Academy.
Additionally, this program will help educators move away from the concept of rote learning and bring more critical thinking in classrooms.
About Aditya Birla Education Academy
Aditya Birla Education Academy (ABEA) is India’s leading professional development institute for teachers. Aditya Birla Education Academy aims to engage educators in the new-age global processes of education and empower them to evolve into the best knowledge-givers they can be, as they nurture young minds and contribute towards shaping the future.
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