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Page 1: Principal Induction Program 26 th March to 30 th March,2015 1

Principal Induction Program26th March to 30th March,2015

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Role of Different Stakeholders

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Haryana Government – Department of School Education

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• Budgeting & expenditure – process, availability, management• Provision of infrastructure – as per skill requirement• Strategy & Marketing plans – for all stakeholder segments• Creation of project management team – As per Plan• Hiring/earmarking of faculty – along with SSCs and Project team• Training -Teachers, Coordinators, Principals, DEOs, Other State officials• Selection of schools and trades• Certification of candidates in academics• Counseling of students & parents – clarity in managing expectations• Engagement of school staff & district administration• Engagement with Training partners for implementation• Creation of advisory group at the district level for

monitoring/feedback/regular demand assessments • Generate MIS

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National Skills Development Corporation (NSDC)

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NSDC is a not-for-profit company set up by the Ministry of Finance

Role

Create Sector Skill Councils (SSCs) in various sectors

Create National Occupation Standards (NOS)

Assessment and Certification of Skill component

Set up Labor Management Information Systems

Skill Gap Analysis of the State

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Sector Skills Councils (SSC)

Set up by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) with active partnership of industry

Aim- conduct research related to skill development

Role Develop National Occupations Standards Develop training course curriculum & training modules Train the trainers Assessment and certification of trainers and students, in consultation

with experts from the respective Industry and Academics The SSC was involved in the Automobile, Retail, IT and Security

trades in the pilot phase of the project

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The DEO acts as the interface between the District/ schools and DSE Execution and implementation of directions issued in the letter to the DEO by the DSE

Addressing and Resolving issues of the District

Monitoring the program and its implementation

Ensure successful implementation and supervision of NVEQF project at District level.

Visit schools and monitor the progress on a monthly basis

Interact with students and try to access the level of knowledge being imparted to the students. Conduct district level review meetings on monthly basis.

Check the NSQF records Maintained at school level (Financial records, Attendance record and other records maintained at school level). Create awareness about NVEQF in different forums

Support DCs and VTs in building industry linkages

District Education Officer (DEO)

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Role of Principals Principals have a very significant role to play in making CSSVE NSQF successful.

The fact remains that leadership not only matters but it is second only to teaching school related factors especially with its impact on students learning.

Setting directions for integrating NSQF in the main school activities and pursue the same. E.G. Selection of Students, Accommodating Applied Learning/VTs and VCs respectively.

Creating awareness about NSQF.

Formation of a functional Sub-committee of SMDC, Administrative responsibilities

Budget utilization.

Influencing students learning such as:-- Timetable allocation- Students presence in the class rooms- Understanding the context of NSQF- Empowering staff and taking decisions

Their interaction with the Teachers to improve teaching and learning for the applied learning trades.

 

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•Roles & Responsibilities of Industry & District Coordinators

• The Industry & District Coordinator acts as the interface between the District/Schools and DSE

• Execution and implementation of directions issued from Department.

• Addressing and Resolving issues of the District.

• Monitoring the program and its implementation.

• Ensure successful implementation and supervision of NSQF project at District level.

• Visit schools and monitor the progress on monthly basis.

• Interact with students and try to access the level of knowledge being imparted to the students.

• Check the NSQF records Maintained at school level (Financial records, Attendance record and other records maintained at school level).

• Create awareness about NSQF in different forums.

• Support Principals and VTs in building industry linkages.

 

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•Roles & Responsibilities of Industry & District Coordinators

•To ensure that the teaching learning material reaches the school in time and is timely delivered to the students.

•To ensure students data base is being maintained at school level.

•To ensure industry visits and guest lectures are being conducted at school level as per the shared guidelines.

•Assist the schools with quality assurance process of NSQF Project.

•promote NSQF project development and expansion.

•Liaison with project related stakeholders to provide an engaging learning experience.

•Facilitate continuous improvement across all sections of the NSQF.

•Maintain and timely submission of project Progress reports of the quality indicators of the program on prescribed format as per the approved time lines.

•Take regular inputs from the students, parents, community leaders and the relevant industry experts for improvement of the program.

 

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•Roles & Responsibilities of Industry & District Coordinators

•Be aware of the NSQF policies and guidelines and share them with Applied Learning teachers, students, parents and community leaders.

•Maintain regular communications with all key stake holders.

•To ensure timely availability of books to all the students.

•To ensure that Principal maintain the data base of NSQF Project.

•To ensure VTs send weekly update, monthly report of the activities undertaken.

•To ensure one field visit is being conducted at school level in a quarter.

•To ensure one Guest lecture is being conducted at school level in a month.

•To ensure one SMDC meeting is being conducted at school level in a month.

•To ensure the training of all VTs time to time.

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Implementation Strategies

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Implementation Strategies

• Formation of Sub Committee of SMDC• Setting up of Lab• Student • Books• Finance• Industry Linkages – Guest Lecture, Field Visit, OJT & Placement• Assessment Guidelines• Certification• Documentation• Monitoring and Evaluation• Supportive Supervision – E Group, Mails, Phone calls, Visit, etc.• NSQF State Cell- Directorate and Board• Action Plan

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Sub Committee of SMDC/SMC Appointment of Sub Committee Schools are required to constitute a subcommittee under the School Management

Development Committee (SMDC) comprising three members from SMDC including the Chairman of the SMDC and three official members - District coordinator/ Parents, Vocational Teacher and the Head of the institution.

Membership of Sub committee Chairman of School Management Development Committee Two other members of SMDC – one parent, one community member District Coordinator / Parents Vocational Teacher any one Concerned School Principal as Head of the Institution Subcommittee roles & responsibilities Subcommittee will be responsible for the monitoring the project and the finances. The subcommittee of SMDC will be responsible for granting approval to make the

purchases and to ensure that the funds have been utilized as per the guidelines issued by the department.

The Subcommittee would review physical infrastructure which includes Vocational classroom, labs and their maintenance.

The subcommittee would review the progress of the project against the timelines The subcommittee would review the actual classroom training and the field visits. The subcommittee would give suggestions in the best interest of the students.

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Time Table

• 200 hours in level 1 & 2• 300 hours in level 3 & 4• Placement of Subject – Which period• 2 periods in a day • Extra classes on Saturday’s, after school hours…

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Books Class 9th to Class 12th • Level 1 to Level IV• DSE will issue books free of cost• Book bank to be maintained• Record to be kept

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Guest LecturesPurposeProvide inputs from Practioner’s

Share real life experiences Organizational dynamics Key Skills needed in work situations

Expose the Practitioners to the profile of students Know the Profile of students Explore the possibilities of collaboration for internship and placement

Bridge the divide between the World of Studies and the World of Work Relate theory to practice Provide an understanding to the students of real life situations

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Industry VisitsPurpose•Get Practical knowledge•Understand difference between theory and practical•See how employees work at a workplace•Actually see things, about which they have read / heard•What type of work they may do, when they join •What kinds of services are provided in different roles at workplace•Improve motivation of students•Exposure to students•Interaction between employees and students to share the work experiences•Create confidence in students that they can get a job.•Also seek on the job training

Nature of Industry Visits•As per the curriculum•Relevant industry / Employers / organizations•Big as well as smaller work places•Where students can see in practice, what they are learning and correlate with

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Industry Linkages

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Minimum 3 Industry visits in one Academic Year

1 1st Industry Visit After completion of unit 1& 22 2nd Industry visit After completion of unit 3, 43 3rd Industry Visit

After completion of coursecontent of the Level.

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Assessment and CertificationSr. No. Method of

AssessmentWeightage (Max. Marks)

Evaluator

1 Written Test 30-Minimum qualifying marks 10

Examiner

2 Practical Test & Oral Test/ Viva

50- Minimum qualifying marks 17

Certified Assessor by Sector Skills Council

3 CCE 20- This will be included only if the student qualify individualy in Theory & Practical

Vocational Subject Teacher

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Documentation

SchoolMovement RegisterAttendance RegisterGenset log bookAccounts registerVoucher / Bills bookIndustry Visit reportGuest Lecture reportPractical Training/ OJT report

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Vocational TeacherDaily DiariesWeekly reportLab status weekly reportStudents AttendanceCCE RecordsPortfolioGuest Lecture ReportIndustry Visit ReportPractical Training/ OJT report

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Supportive Supervision• E groups• E Mails• Phone calls• Field Visits

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Student Mobilization and Processes

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Need for Student Mobilization• To Reach out all the Marginalized and Vulnerable Students who are the

potential drop outs

• To Focus on last 15% segment which does not have access and opportunity to go mainstream.

The Mobilization Team

• The Following Members should participate in the Mobilization:

• The School Principal• Vocational Teacher &• Senior Teacher/lecturer

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Mobilization Process

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Announcement/Communication of the Mobilization

• Once the Location/ School is Identified, it is important to Announce about the Mobilization through School Principal, Pamphlets, Posters, School Notice Board, etc

• It is also important to Announce the Date/Time of the Mobilization along with the Eligibility Criteria's like interest in taking of VE, willingness to work (after 12th), etc.

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Arrangement of Logistics• Once the Location, Date/Time of Mobilization is Fixed, It is

important to Keep Some Important Items like Registration Forms, Admission forms etc., with the Mobilization Team.

• It is recommended to complete the arrangements, and the team should visit the Mobilization site in Advance to make sure that everything is in place.

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Registration Process

The Actual Registration It deals with the Filling of the Registration Forms of everyone

who is willing to join the course Giving opportunity to each students

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Individual Counseling

• This is one of the important phase of the Mobilization.• Need to explore the reason for taking up this course• Explain extra time one has to put to finish the course• Explain the assessment plan • On the Job Training • Vertical mobility• Employability and Placement

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• Not only the Students, the parents/ family members are also be counseled.

• It gives an opportunity to make the society to participate in the program.

• The Parents Expectations, Views on the program can be find out at this time.

• Issues like Extra classes, Assessment, Industry Visit, OJT, Placement, etc should be addressed.

Parents Counseling

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Admission Formalities

• Once all the steps have been completed satisfactorily, the Applicant officially becomes the Student of Applied Learning Subject by filling the relevant forms, the examination form procedures also to be explained.

• NSQF forms can be downloaded from the website.

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Thank you

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