- By Sakshi Gupta
- Thu, 14 Sep 2023 11:22 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
JE Education Desk: Under the Malaviya Mission: Teacher Training (MMTT) Programme, the University Grants Commission (UGC) will train 15 lakh professors between 2023–2025. Through 111 Malaviya mission teacher training centres spread around the nation, the commission will deliver the training.
To reach out to all faculty members, the UGC will organize two programs in a month with 400 participants who will be trained in eight subjects by the best national specialists. Faculty will obtain an online certificate after completion.
Under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the training is being held. NEP 2020's orientation and sensitization program will last eight days and include two live, 90-minute online sessions.
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The MMTT centre's duties will include keeping track of participant registration, ensuring that participants attend all sessions and complete the assessment, obtaining certification from the relevant director or coordinator regarding the resource persons' duties, organizing a 90-minute presentation, and providing information regarding the session schedule and multiple-choice questions.
By introducing them to Indian values, keeping their knowledge and skills current, and coordinating teaching, learning, and research with societal needs and NEP 2020, the program strives to develop faculty capabilities for improved teaching, learning, and research.
Under MMTT Programme, UGC will train 15 lakh professors between 2023–2025. (Image Credit: Canva)
The NEP orientation and sensitization program, faculty induction program, short-term program, and refresher program are the many types of programs that the MMC will run under the plan.
According to the UGC, one of the main emphasis areas is the development of faculty across all levels of higher education, and several programs are focused on this goal.