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Postgraduate level, Professional Teacher Certification Programmes in International Education
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Indus Training And Research Institute
We are the first training institute in India to offer postgraduate level, professional teacher certification programmes in International Education, exclusively customised to meet the requirement of international and progressive schools. We offer higher education programmes in association with reputed British Universities which are recognised in 140 countries. All our postgraduate programmes meet high academic standards with a focus on practice-teaching, mentoring, and professional competencies equivalent to the Teachers Standards stipulated in the UK.
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Testimonials
ITARI has provided me an engaging learning environment which is both enjoyable and informative. I am currently studying the PGDIE programme this year. I`m a boarder from outstation and live on the school campus. The high academic standing of ITARI faculty and school mentors make the PGDIE an extraordinary full-time teacher training programme, unlike any other in the country. The curriculum and assessment are holistic. What particularly strikes me is the perfect balance between theory and practice.
PERFECT BALANCE OF THEORY & PRACTICE
Angie Anna Tarun
As an unsure fresher, looking for a job as a teacher at a good school, being selected through campus recruitment and getting accepted into ITARI was an absolute blessing for me and my family. The PGCIE training I received was transformational. The faculty at ITARI are not only experts but warm, inspiring individuals who have, in a short time, impacted my life and career positively. Through ITARI I have been recruited as a teacher at Indus International School, Pune. I cherish my job, have got a great salary with perks. My students enjoy my teaching. I remain indefinitely indebted to the institute that I respect and love so dearly.
WARM, INSPIRING FACULTY
Pallavi Naomi Singh
There are very few organisations today, wherein you are made to feel like you belong! I have been associated with Indus International School for more than five years now. I have been an Indus parent, a demanding member of the PAC, a PGDIE trainee at ITARI, and now after a rigorous one-year training with internship finally recruited as a teacher at Indus International School, Bangalore. It`s been worth it, and I am where I want to be. Thank you ITARI for challenging me to raise the bar, for your unflinching support, and for being my home away from home!.
RAISING THE BAR FOR TEACHERS
Gina Mistry
The Cambridge International Diploma (CIDTL, UK) gave me the flexible option of working and studying at the same time. The fee was reasonable. The workshops were very informative, thanks to the brilliant faculty members; the facilities, library, and logistic support were excellent. I was able to complete all the research modules prescribed by Cambridge International Examinations, get a distinction, and get a job at a reputed international school through ITARI placements. Many of my batchmates also got jobs in good schools including Indus. Thank you team ITARI, you have made all the difference in my career.
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From the CEO/MD’s desk
Lieutenant General Arjun Ray, PVSM, VSM (Retd.) CEO/MD
Indus Trust
The future has arrived - a future where knowledge, jobs and technology are getting outdated rapidly. This has immediate implications for lifelong learning and continuous re-skilling – a personal responsibility in the 4 th Industrial Age. Those who are not lifelong learners are illiterates.
Lifelong learning is not only about new skills and competencies, but learning about oneself – Who am I? Why am I here? In which directions am I moving? Therefore, education of the heart and mind, and not the head alone, assume great importance.
This is our endeavour @ Indus; to develop our teachers and students as lifelong learners.
With warm regards,
