Tuesday, September 5, 2017

The Gandhi Fellowship Program 2018


The Gandhi Fellowship Program 2018

The Gandhi Fellowship Program is a two-year Fellowship program for talented youngsters from India's top colleges

The program is rooted in the belief that as a nation it is important to develop a cadre of leaders exposed to the complexities of bringing change in social and public systems. The Gandhi Fellowship Program is designed to provide youth with the opportunity for personal transformation through self-discovery and thereby, contribute to the causes surrounding them. It creates a legitimate space for young people to engage with social issues in a real manner and devote their energies to bring about school change through their tenure and effectively lead complex public systems in the future.
2 Years, 5 Schools, 1,000 Children and the Gandhi Fellow

As a catalyst for school change, each fellow brings change in 5 schools by being a resource person for the school principals and by potentially impacting the lives of 1,000 children. Fellows assist teachers and identify when and where Headmasters (Principals) need extra support. Fellows interact and work with teachers, community members and education officials towards the goal of creating model schools.
Who are we looking for

We are looking for students of top colleges across India who have demonstrated leadership quality through their work in both academic as well as extracurricular activities.

Extracurricular leadership can be identified in the form of school captain of sports / art club teams, house captain, president or secretary of college events, participation at state / national / international level competitions.

Entrepreneurial activities will be considered for leadership experience.
Grant

You shall be entitled to an all-inclusive monthly grant of Rs. 14,000, a fixed monthly phone allowance of Rs. 600 and rent-free accommodation and other allowances as applicable.

Of the monthly grant of Rs. 14,000, half shall be paid on monthly basis and the remaining Rs. 7000 would be retained as interest-free reserve amount. The cumulative reserve amount will be paid at the end of the term of Fellowship after the period of 23 months. In case the Fellowship is terminated earlier, the cumulative reserve amount will be paid to you subject to following conditions:

Fellowship termination between 0-11 months: no claim to cumulative reserve amount;

Fellowship termination after completion of 12 month: entitled to claim cumulative reserve amount for 12 months (i.e. 7000 x 12), but amount will be credited at the end of the Fellowship term;

Fellowship termination between 12-22 months: No claim for additional months after 12 months (i.e. 7000 x 12), but amount will credit at the end of the term of Fellowship;

Fellowship completion at 23 months: entitled to claim 23 months of cumulative reserve amount (i.e. 7000 x 23).

Millionaire Social Ventures : Gandhi Fellowship is launching an exclusive Social Incubation & Enterprises Program. This program supports aspiring social entrepreneurs through special idea incubation, business mentor-ship and start-up funding support up to Rs 20 lakh after fellowship graduation.


Contact : A 56 Panchsheel Enclave, Near Soami Nagar Bus Stop, New Delhi - 110017

Please Contact +91 9069143140 for queries related to Gandhi Fellowship Program

For more information visit : http://gandhifellowship.org/

Sunday, September 3, 2017

Geebee Education Canada and US Fair 10/09/2017


Geebee Education Canada and US Fair 10/09/2017

Geebee Education is organising a fair on study in the US and Canada.

Students will get an opportunity to attend country-specific seminars and meet officials from various participating universities and colleges. Information on courses in agriculture, animal science, architecture, arts, biomedical science, biotechnology, business, culinary, design, education, engineering, film making, finance, health science, hospitality, IT, marketing, management, media, physiotherapy, science, tourism, etc, will be provided.Many universities will be offering spot admissions and scholarships to eligi ble students at the fair. Students are required to carry five sets of their academic documents for on-the-spot assessment.

Students will also get an opportunity to meet several bank representatives at the 'Education loan mela'.

The fair will be held on September 10 from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm at Hotel Hyatt Regency, near Sahar Intl Airport, Andheri (East).

For free registration, visit http:www.geebeeworld.com or call GeeBee Education: Andheri: 40224480; Borivali: 28998333; Churchgate: 43222333; and Thane: 25388844.Free transportation is available from to Thane.


For more information visit : http://geebeeworld.com/

Saturday, September 2, 2017

AICTE to Shut 800 Engineering Colleges


AICTE to Shut 800 Engineering Colleges

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) wants to close down about 800 engineering colleges across India as there are no takers for their seats, and admissions are plunging in these institutions every year.

There are approximately 150 colleges which are closed down voluntarily every year due to stricter AICTE rules. According to a rule of the council, colleges that lack proper infrastructure and report less than 30% admissions for five consecutive years will have to be shut down

A total of 65 engineering colleges will be shut down in 2017. AICTE has released a list of 65 institutes which cannot admit students in first year engineering programme. However, the existing students will continue.

Some colleges have been asked to submit a report on their choice of closing down or merging with another college as the change will be effective from 2018-19 academic year.