Capacity building programme

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Ambala, December 26

Under the aegis of Regional Training Centre, DAV organisation, New Delhi, Ambala cluster, organised a two-day online capacity building programme.

In this webinar, a total of 500 teachers from 11 schools of Ambala, Yamunanagar and Fatehabad participated. The chief guest BS Sandhu, former DGP, Haryana, adviser to president, DAV CMC, New Delhi, appreciated the endeavours of DAV organisation for conducting such types of webinars to enhance the skills of teachers. Sandhu inspired all delegates to update their knowledge. Keynote speaker Dr BP Bhardwaj, Department of Teacher Education, NCERT, New Delhi, sensitised the teachers about several effective techniques of teaching. — TNS

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