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Virtual certificate course

The Aditya Birla Education Academy has announced admissions for its new batch of Advanced Certificate Course in Developing Teaching Competencies. This virtual certificate course aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world classroom applications with an aim to equip pre-service and in-service teachers with national & international pedagogical practices. The four-month long certificate course will begin on August 21, 2021.

The course has been specially designed for students in their final year of BEd/MEd/DEd.ECCEd and prepares these students to be skilled and confident educators as they embark on a journey to teach Gen Z.

During the certificate programme, the candidates will be trained to integrate models and principles of curriculum design into classroom teaching, develop instructional designs, and demonstrate the application of evaluation techniques for achieving the learning outcomes.

Career counselling service by CSC

The IT ministrys e-governance service delivery arm Common Services Centers on Tuesday said it has started a career counselling service through its education-focused CSC Academy Centers across the country.

The initiative aims at aligning vocational and skill-based education among students in rural areas to increase employability and generate livelihood.

CSC is already providing various courses through partnerships with Symbiosis, Amity, and others. CSC SPV Managing Director Dinesh Tyagi said that with the career guidance cell, the organisation is embarking on a new chapter on the education front.

Inclusion matters

Apoorv Om Artists (Trust)  emphasised on the fact that inclusion matters through a webinar on the event of International Youth Day, inaugurated by Swami NikhIleshwarananda, President, Shri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Rajkot, Gujarat. Swami ji called the youth for inclusion with yoga and meditation and follow basic ethics, along with walking on the path of love and. Through this approach, he said, we will be strong enough to be able to make a peaceful society all around the world just as Apoorv Om did through art and yoga with ideas.

Free all-india mock cat exam by TIME

The Triumphant Institute of Management Education (TIME) Pvt Ltd, is conducting  free all-India mock CAT exam (Scholarship Test) on August 21, 2021 (Saturday). This free AIMCAT is available in the non-invigilated mode which means that students can write the test from the safety of your home/location.

Attractive discounts will be available for students based on their performance.

Ramnath Kankadandi, National CAT Course Director, TIME said: “The AIMCATs are tools devised by us for serious CAT aspirants. Every one of these tests is specially designed, with question combinations that cover all the test areas and various question types that have appeared in the CAT over the years. Each AIMCAT is a complete test that gives the student a true-to-CAT experience in all aspects, including difficulty level and time-management, and thus provides the student with a realistic idea of their level of preparedness. The test help to build concepts, evaluate progress, identify strengths and weaknesses and to prepare effective test taking strategies.”

Study in uk virtual fair by britsh council

The British Council is hosting this year’s Study UK Virtual Fair on August 21, 2021. A semi-annual event, it is the most comprehensive one stop source of information for studying in the UK, for prospective students and decision-makers, and covers all important aspects enabling an informed decision.

The fair will allow participants to get all answers about the current process for obtaining a student visa and Graduate Route from UK Visas and Immigration officers. Experts will also address queries on the newly launched Graduate Route and post-study work opportunities in the UK.

For more information and pre-register, visit: https://www.britishcouncil.in/study-uk/events/virtual-fair-2021.

Smart Road Monitoring System to prevent accidents

The students and faculty innovators from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi, have developed a Smart Road Monitoring System to prevent accidents caused at sharp/blind turns, causing fatalities and injuries.

Dr Kala Venkata Uday, Assistant Professor, School of Engineering, IIT Mandi, along with his team of BTech students — Naman Chaudhary and Shishir Asthana from Mechanical Engineering; Amudhan Muthaiah from Electrical Engineering, and Nidhika Kadela from Civil Engineering, developed the system to be used for speed detection, vehicle counts, enhanced traffic control and road usage, by employing the Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems and IoT.

The system has two layers of detection units on each side and two signalling units to alert drivers. When a vehicle passes through the two consecutive layers of detection units, the system detects the speed, direction and type of vehicle. The detected direction confirms if the vehicle is advancing towards the turn and a corresponding signal is displayed on the other side to alert the drivers of an oncoming vehicle.

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