Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)- led Delhi government will be sending 400 teachers for training to Singapore based National Institute of Education. According to Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, a proposal for this training programme has been approved today.
Mr. Sisodia, who also handles the education portfolio, tweeted that 200 teachers have already got trained by this institute, which he described as 'world's top educators-training institute'.
Delhi govt will be sending 400 teachers for training to Singapore based National Inst. of Education.
- Manish Sisodia (@msisodia) July 10, 2018
200 teachers have already got trained by this worlds top educators-training institute last year .
Proposal approved today.
According to a source close to the education ministry, these are Mentor teachers who have been drawn from the same cadre of regular teachers.
The program is designed in a way that they will gain international exposure and transfer it to regular teachers they are attached to, the source told NDTV.
Commenting on the same, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, "The future of any country depends upon its teachers. They shape our kids. Del govt is committed to providing best training to its teachers (sic)."
The future of any country depends upon its teachers. They shape our kids. Del govt is committed to providing best training to its teachers. https://t.co/7lh2Ed04yA
- Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) July 10, 2018
Recently, six government school teachers from Delhi was awarded the 'Fulbright Teaching Fellowship'.
In the last three years, Delhi's government schemes have seen a host of measures to boost the quality of education. A nursery curriculum has been introduced, training sessions for teachers have been doubled, appointment of guest teachers has been fast-tracked and parent-teacher meetings have been made mandatory.
The Aam Aadmi led government in Delhi, when presented the budget for 2018-19 session in the legislative assembly in March this year, allocated twenty-six per cent of the Rs. 53,000 crore Delhi Budget for education, and that was the third consecutive year when about 25% of the budget has been allocated for education in the state.
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