The Judicial Academy of Jharkhand on Sunday took strides towards “decentralisation of training system” for judicial staffs and inaugurated programme for preparing master trainers who will provide training to staffs in their respective districts. The programme was inaugurated by Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court R Banumathi.
The judicial academy which has declared 2014 as the year for “Training for Judicial Officer and Staff Members of District Courts” and invited as many as four officers of different cadre from each district of Jharkhand for training at the academy. The objective of the training programme is to bring out personality development with regard to the different behavioral dimensions that have far reaching significance in the direction of institutional effectiveness.
“They will go to their respective districts and impart training to judicial staffs that perform a specialized kind of service,” said Director Judicial Academy, Jharkhand RN Verma. Notably, the training programme covers the topics- aims and objective behind training, core areas of training besides strategy behind training. The master trainers will create a team consisting experienced officials of judicial services. “Since the staff members are also an important stake holder of justice delivery system that’s why decentralised training programme has been developed,” added Verma.
Significantly, the training programme will be need based and the master trainers after identifying the current training needs will develop programmes on the basis of modules provided by the academy. Justice RR Prasad of Jharkhand High Court was also present on the occasion.