HYDERABAD:Caretaker Sindh Minister for Education and Women Development Rana Hussain has said that in the past educational institutes were established with the objective and spirit to secure the future of the young generation however preservation of such buildings and related emotions was now our responsibility.
She expressed these views on the occasion of the conclusion ceremony of the faculty professional development Programme at Government College University Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Vice Chancellor of Government College of University Prof. Tayyab Zareef, Pro Vice Chancellor Sindh University Thatta Campus Dr. Rafique, Director of Professional Development Dr. Amjad Ali, Teachers and other officers were also present.
The minister said that the learning process for teachers never ends and in this connection Sindh Government keeping in view the need for professional development at the School and College level has prepared various training programmes so that the teaching standard of the teachers could be improv
ed.
She said that it was a moment of immense pleasure that Government College University has taken responsibility for the professional development of its teachers and also accomplished its goal in this regard.
She urged teachers to complete faculty professional development programmes to teach students curriculum and practical training so that students after completing their studies could get maximum benefit in practical life.
Vice Chancellor of Government College University Dr. Tayaba Zareef said that GCU after receiving University status in 2018 has achieved many milestones and the confidence of parents and students in the University was also restored while the ratio of admissions has increased and the performance of the University in HEC classification was also satisfactory.
VC Tayyaba gave a detailed briefing to the Sindh education minister about faculty programmes,
Later the minister distributed certificates among teachers who completed the faculty professional development Programme.