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Civil Aviation Apprenticeship | Karachi High School
Civil Aviation Authority Apprenticeship programme
Karachi, May 30, 2008: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will launch a
apprenticeship training programme to impart technical education in the field of
aviation to youths at its training institute in Hyderabad.
Established in
1982 under the aegis of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO),
the Civil Aviation Training Institute (CATI) provides training in the field of
Air Traffic Services, Aviation Management & Administration, Rescue &
Fire Fighting Services, Electronics Engineering, Communication Operations and
Electromechanical Engineering.
CATI Principal Mujahid Islam Khan told a
team of journalists visiting the institute that the apprenticeship programme
would be launched within a fortnight and candidates would be selected under the
quota system from among the applicants coming from the entire country.
He
said that a proposal had been sent to the government for approval of stipends
for the candidates.
He said that the CAA was working on a plan aimed at
attaining the status of academy for the CATI. The Authority was in touch with
the Sindh governor and the Higher Education Commission (HEC) in this regard, he
added.
Spread over an area of 100 acres, the institute has imparted
training to 10,406 people, including 504 foreigners, 723 candidates from the
corporate sector and 362 officials of the armed forces, over the past 26
years.
Mr Khan stated that as part of its restructuring programme, the
CAA was also planning to generate revenues by offering courses to foreigners on
a commercial basis. "People from various countries want to come here for
training because such training in the US and Europe is very expensive," he said.
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SU & Mehran Uni students seek killers' arrest
Hyderabad: A large number of Sindh and Mehran universities
students staged a protest demonstration outside the local press club here on
Thursday against the murder of a Sindh University student, Abdul Nabi Brohi, who
was killed in a clash on May 14.
The students, belonging to SPSF, STP and
other parties, said that the murderers of Brohi were roaming freely but the
Jamshoro police had failed to arrest a single accused.
They alleged that
the Sindh university administration was privy to the matter but totally failed
to protect the lives of peaceful hostellers.
They warned that if the
murderers of Brohi were not arrested by Saturday, they will boycott the on going
examinations and would launch a protest movement.
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Sindh University LLM admissions
The director of admissions, University of Sindh, announced on Thursday that last
date for admissions to LLM-Part-II at the department of Law is June 16. Dawn
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Karachi High offers Cambridge system for 3-14 yr olds
Karachi: Karachi High School has been awarded membership of the
Cambridge International Primary Programme, as well as the Cambridge Lower
Secondary Programme by the University of Cambridge International Examination
(CIE), said a press release Thursday.
Karachi High School will be able to
use the Cambridge International Primary Programme, which helps teacher develop
Mathematics, English and Science skills and knowledge in children aged three to
eleven. The Cambridge International Primary Programme provides guidance for
curriculum development and classroom teaching and learning, and it allows
teacher to assess children's learning as they progress.
The Cambridge
Lower Secondary Programme is a framework for educational success for students
approximately 11-14 years old. It builds on the primary stage, and develops
children's knowledge and skills in Mathematics, English and
Science.
Karachi High School has offered the Cambridge GCE O-Level
examinations since 2000 and now offers IGCSE to its students. The first batch
will be sent in 2010.
Ann Puntis, Chief Executive of University of
Cambridge International Examination said: "We are delighted that Karachi High
School has taken this step to provide young students with the best possible
education. By implementing the Cambridge International Programme, Karachi High
School is using an international curriculum that will be of great benefit to
their students". Daily Times
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'Sindh govt to improve standard of education'
Karachi: Around 7,700 government schools have been closed down in Sindh,
while the ones functioning are in doldrums but efforts will be made to bring
about educational reforms in Sindh, said Pir Mazhar ul Haq, Minister for
Education and Literacy, Government of Sindh, at the annual prize distribution
ceremony of Sindh Madressatul Islam (SMI) School/College on Thursday.
Haq said that Benazir Bhutto provided the people with five Es -
Employment, Education, Energy, Environment and Equality and assured the people
that the new government's education policy will be completed soon after the
budget. He said that the preliminary work had already been done in this regard.
When asked about the obsolete syllabi being taught in schools and
colleges, Haq said a committee has been formed to assess the current syllabi and
to propose improvements.
Replying to a question he said "there are
regulations for private schools but we cannot fully implement them." Cooperation
is required from private sector schools and things can be simplified based on
mutual understanding, he added.
The Principal of SMI, Lt Col. (R) Taj
Muhammad Memon informed Haq that a part of the SMI land (allocated for a hostel)
has been occupied by the rangers. The minister asked the SMI administration to
send details of the issue.The provincial minister also announced a donation of
Rs0.5 million for SMI.
Congratulating parents and teachers for the
outstanding performances of their children in education and extra curricular
activities, the minister said the teachers alone cannot educate their pupils
unless parents also cooperate.
Speaking on the occasion, Nisar Ali
Afandi, one of the guests, hoped that the new minister will work for the
betterment of SMI and the Sindh education sector. Afandi announced a donation of
Rs0.3 million for the SMI.
Earlier, the children performed national
songs, tableau and dramas after which the Chief Guest distributed prizes to
students who performed well in the extracurricular activities. The News
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