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- Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen distributed certificates to students who finished courses at school-based skill development centres.
- These centers operate under the Samagra Shiksha Keralam programme to provide vocational training and exposure to employment sectors.
- A total of 8,211 students across 210 schools in Kerala received certificates.
- The initiative aims to help students identify talents and prepare for future career paths through practical learning.
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- Implementation of additional programmes through Samagra Shiksha Keralam
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N. Samsudheen
Minister for General Education
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“Skill development centres have made learning in schools more practical and student-centric”
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Skill development centres have made learning in schools more practical and student-centric , Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen has said. He was speaking after performing the State-level inauguration of certificate distribution to those who had passed the skill development centre courses at…
“the skill development centres are important along with academics.”
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…performing the State-level inauguration of certificate distribution to those who had passed the skill development centre courses at Government Higher Secondary School, Kamaleswaram, here on Tuesday. Mr. Samsudheen said the skill development centres are important along with academics. Schools should have means to identity talents of students and promote them. Students were able to learn skills in various sectors in the skill development centres, he said. Steps were on to implement more programmes in…
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Named India · Government Higher Secondary School, Kamaleswaram · Kerala · K. Mohanakumar · N. Samsudheen · Samagra Shiksha Keralam
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