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SSC practical schedule | FUUAST fake admissions | IMS scholarships
BSEK announces schedule for practical exams
Karachi, May 20, 2008: The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) notified on Monday that the SSC annual practical
examination, 2008, for Food and Nutrition, Clothing and Textile and Braille
System of Class X General Group (Regular) shall be held with effect from May
24.All the heads of institutions concerned have been requested to depute the
senior teacher of their school to collect the practical programme and material
from the Board office on May 21 between 9.30a.m to 1.00p.m. The candidates have
been advised to obtain programme of the practicals from their respective
schools.
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FUUAST teachers call for cancellation of fake admissions
Karachi: The Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science & Technology
(FUUAST) Teachers' Society has asked Dr Muhammad Qaiser, the Vice Chancellor of
the university to cancel the fake admissions and implementation of strict
discipline in the campus.
The society had held a meeting on Monday to
protest against the behaviour of certain students toward their teachers. They
also boycotted their classes. The VC assured the teachers that he will have zero
tolerance in the matter of discipline and good teachers-students relationship.
The VC directed Registrar Dr Qamrul Haque, Campus Officer Saleemuddin and
Students Adviser Muhammad Afzal to look into the matter. The VC reiterated his
resolution to keep transparency in the admission process.
Meanwhile, the
Chairman of Department of Mathematical Sciences, FUUAST, Syed Muhammad Khalid
has announced that admission test for M.Phil will be held on May 20 at 2.00 pm
in the department. The News
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Call made to end corporal punishment at schools
Karachi: Chairman of All Private Schools Management Association Sindh
(APSMAS), Khalid Shah on Monday demanded the Sindh education department to
terminate the notification of corporal punishment, and said that the law of
corporal punishment should be implemented with the consensus of the parents and
academicians.
Speaking at a press conference held at a local hotel, he said
that the tendency of the juvenile delinquency had increased among the students,
while the lack of socialisation processes was main culprit behind phenomenon. He
said, "Students should not be completely freed from punishment at education
institutions through such a law, because we do not live in western world.
Sometimes, the light punishments help teachers and parents as well directing the
students towards right way."
He suggested the authorities concerned that the
teachers should be trained specially to socialize the students in context of our
social norms and values. He said that teachers' community should be freed from
election duties. He welcomed the decision of the new government to start the
academic session from 1st April. On the occasion, other office bearers of the
association were also present. The Nation
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IMS scholarships for needy students
Peshawar: Pamela A McCloud, training specialist, Management Systems International (MSI), will
visit the Institute of Management Sciences (IMS) here today to discuss the
possibility of continuing with the scholarship programme for the students. She
would be meeting members of the IM Sciences Scholarship Committee on the
occasion. Ms McCloud is working with the USAID to assist it in thinking through
the second phase of the Merit/Needs Scholarship Programme for IMS students
currently administered through the Higher Education Commission.
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Students' work reflects trends in east and west
Islamabad: The students of National Textile Institute (NTI) marked their
third annual exhibition with exquisite and creative collection of paintings,
dresses, decorative fabrics and a number of handmade products here
Monday.
The event was inaugurated by Minister for Local Government &
Rural Development Ghulam Ahmad Bilour who appreciated the creative efforts of
students and the institute for encouraging the talent of
youngsters.
Keeping the Eastern traditions alive, the students of
Bachelors of Textile and Fashion Designing (BTAF) and Masters of Textile and
Fashion Designing (MTAF) decorated different rooms featuring block printed
curtains with a reflection of vibrant colours, cushions made with the technique
of stencilling, calligraphic worked pottery, tie and die dubatta fabrics, weaved
lamps, ceramics, interior decor, Arabian Dowe and marble items.
The
students displayed their handmade products including dresses with the fusion of
east and west, embellished with beads and other decorative items. Vice
Chancellor NTI Mian Abdul Majeed Arabi while talking to APP said that the
institute is imparting art education through holding various courses including
degree and diploma programmes focusing on Textile Designing, Fashion Designing,
Interior Designing, Fine Arts, Management Sciences and other related course
programmes. "Such events provide an opportunity for the youth to boost their
abilities through proper display of their innovative skills", he observed. The News
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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