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New training course for teachers begins
Training for the first batch of Central Board of Secondary Education teachers for a new course on Financial Markets Management was inaugurated here on Monday.
Forty teachers from 25 schools of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Chandigarh are participating in the training programme at the BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM) campus. The training ends on Saturday.
BIFM is the authorised partner of CBSE for training its teachers and will coach them in implementation requirements of the new course like faculty theory, practical trainers, stock market trading and software.
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New course training for CBSE teachers
The BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM) will begin training the first batch of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) teachers for the new course called Financial Markets Management from April 16.
BIFM, which is the authorised partner of CBSE for training its teachers, will coach them in implementation requirements of the new course like faculty theory, practical trainers, stock market trading and software.
Financial Markets Management will be taught as an independent stream like humanities, commerce and science at CBSE-affiliated schools for Classes XI and XII in the countrys main metros from the 2007-08
Private school teachers too can undergo HRD Ministry training
The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, had taken a decision to upscale the national School AIDS Education Programme (SAEP) and implement the Adolescence Education Programme (AEP) in all secondary and higher secondary schools in the country.
And now the CBSE has decided to implement the AEP in all private schools affiliated to it and will be conducting empowerment programmes for different stakeholders.
The programmes include advocacy for principals, nodal teachers training and master training for creating a pool of CBSE resource persons.
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CBSE launches new course in Financial Market Management
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is going to start a new course in Financial Market Management (FMM) for the Senior Secondary Classes. For the new course CBSE will be training teachers and the training will be arranged at the BLB Institute of Financial Markets.
The course is designed keeping in mind the changing global and economic pattern of the country. The curriculum development committee is designing the course under the chairmanship of GC Sharma, Director, BLB Institute of Financial Markets.
Mr. Shashi Bhushan, head of the department EDUSAT, CBSE said that, In
TEACHERS FROM several States suffered from the alleged callous attitude of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officials here.
The teachers from several States including UP, Bihar and Jharkhand reached the CBSE regional office here on Monday to participate in the computer training. On reporting the visiting teachers were sent back by the CBSE authorities as the training programme had been cancelled. The teachers suffered financially as well as mentally owing to the callous attitude of the CBSE authorities.
NEW DELHI: It is going to be a tough fight for seats in the Delhi University as the admission process begins Thursday with lakhs of aspirants expected to converge in the capital seeking a berth in the prestigious varsity.
A whopping 3, 46 lakh students have passed class-XII under Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) this year. They include as many as 1, 14,729 students from Delhi alone, about 6000 more than last year. Nearly 40,000 students have passed class-XII under ICSE also.
This apart, students passing out from state boards would apply for a berth in the undergraduate programmes