joshi's scheme - ruj skill schooling for dropouts
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IDEA & AIM
The RUJ Skill Schooling Scheme for Dropouts is a new schooling system for young people they felt out of the compulsory school system. An integral educational system with 20% theory (school education) and 80% practice (skills education) gives young school dropouts of 10 -18-years-old a new perspective for their career future. To transfer the right, efficient and different teaching methodology for the RUJ Skill School teachers, we need a clear, simple and replicate Teacher Education System. With a good and effective support from Swiss educational teachers and Swiss vocational trainers the RUJ Skill School forms the necessary educational staff. AN EDUCATIONAL PROJECT IN RAJASTAN, INDIA The Joshi's Scheme - RUJ Skill Schooling for Dropouts starts with the educational project in Jaipur, Rajasthan. It is supported by the Government of Rajasthan. Skill Schooling for Dropouts becomes an official schooling program for the reintegration of school dropouts and withdrawals in the State of Rajasthan. To get more information please visit → www.ruj-skillschool.in |
LEARNING BY DOING
The School Program The Skill Schooling for Dropouts aims at integrating school dropouts with the work force of their respective countries after giving them skills education and the minimum required general education component to make them responsible citizens. |
GOOD KNOWLEDGE MEDIATE PRACTICALLY
The Teacher Education Program The way to learn for the candidates is anytime connected with the real live and practical sequences. It’s a big challenge for the teachers and trainers to adapt to the new schooling system and it demands a lot of personal investment from them. |
A PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE
The Skill Schooling for Dropouts is a simple and replicate system. Every district in the State should have this educational program for their school dropouts and withdrawal. It's in the interest of the nation to offer the best possible education for everybody and get responsible and satisfied citizens. |