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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Greetings, B.Ed and M.A. Programmes can both be pursued in the same year, but one must be regular and the other distance learning option is also available on that note. The ideal option for you will be this. Or you can choose as per the scope and nature of work you might need in future. Hope it's helpful.
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The programme is intended to prepare teachers for employment as elementary education teachers in public and private primary schools. JBT exposes the fundamental principles of teaching and learning in order to prepare instructors for delivering primary education. It is a professional Certificate programme that prepares students for employment in the field of elementary education by providing opportunities for junior teachers and support workers. The minimum requirement for JBT is 10+2 from an accredited board of education. The course lasts for two years.
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A 4-year elementary education integrated professional programme. This full-time graduate programme in education is intended to prepare teachers for employment as primary/secondary teachers in public and private primary schools, where they will instruct pupils up to class 10. The first three years of the course include theory and practise, and the fourth year is practical experience as a school teacher, exposing the student to first-hand knowledge of the school, its pupils, and the learning process. The minimum requirement for BEL. Ed is a 10+2 Diploma from an accredited board of education.
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The programme is intended to prepare nursery instructors for employment as early childhood educators in public and private elementary schools. The goal of BTC is to prepare instructors to teach in nursery schools and aid in the development of young children. It is a professional Certificate programme that emphasises practical application and provides opportunities for junior teachers and support staff. The minimum requirement for NTT is a 10+2 grade from an accredited board of education. The course lasts one year.
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The course is made to prepare teachers for employment as primary teachers in public and private elementary schools, where they will instruct children up to class V. BTC prepares educators to deliver primary school teacher preparation. It is a professional Certificate programme that is career-focused and provides teachers with new opportunities. In the majority of Indian states, a graduation degree is required for BTC eligibility. Although the admissions process differs from state to state, written exams are typically the foundation. BTC is a requirement for applying for government primary teacher jobs.
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The programme was created on the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) of India's initiative, taking into consideration the NCF 2005, RTE 2009, and NCFTE 2010. The programme's goal is to help the target group acquire the knowledge, abilities, attitudes, and understanding necessary to improve teaching and learning. A senior secondary school Diploma from an approved board is required for D.Ed. Eligibility. The graduation requirement is a requirement for B.Ed.
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Universities like Annamalai and MD Rohtak began offering correspondence B.Ed. Programmes before such programmes were formally subject to regulation. Or anyone taking a conventional classroom course is superior because they tend to study and comprehend more and get a degree as a result. But as far as a teaching career is concerned, a B.Ed. Is merely a symbolic document. If you are employed, you can enrol in a distant learning or correspondence B.Ed programme; however, if you are unemployed, I would advise you to enrol in a regular or residual programme.
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The programme is intended to prepare teachers for employment as elementary education teachers in public and private primary schools. JBT exposes the fundamental principles of teaching and learning in order to prepare instructors for delivering primary education. It is a professional Certificate programme that opens doors for the position of assistant teachers and support personnel at the primary education level and is career-oriented. The minimum requirement for the JBT is 10+2 from an accredited board of education. The course lasts for two years.
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According to the recent demand, LL.B. Has more value than B.Ed as one can only go for teaching, and there is no handsome salary. But in LL.B. It depends upon you, how you express your words in better way. If you have a good practice in your field, then you can get a job with good salary. A B.Ed candidate has to spend more time on their jobs in comparison to an LL.B. Candidate. Another good thing about a lawyer, is they are independent and they do not have to depend on a senior level officer, whereas a teacher is never independent and they have to work under someone or the other.
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Academicians are qualified for some positions in the corporate world due to their abilities to offer fresh and creative perspectives on the issue or the subject of the research. Such candidates are most suited for positions in the business sector in the fields of developing and implementing policy frameworks, doing research, writing, and consulting, and looking for new knowledge in their particular field of specialisation. Some educators can pursue a specialised career as a consultant to CXOs and political decision-makers. These highly skilled teaching professionals can also find several corporate possibilities in western developed eco
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