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The Hindu
14 hours ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
Training under way for Delhi govt. school teachers in Rashtraneeti, Science of Living, NEEEV courses
NEW DELHI The State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) is training principals and teachers of Delhi government schools in three new subjects — Science of Living, New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision (NEEEV), and Rashtraneeti. While training sessions for NEEEV and Rashtraneeti courses were started in the last week of July, the council has scheduled a training session for teachers in the Science of Living course for August 11. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta had, in her March 25 budget speech, made the announcement about introducing these courses to students 'from KG to Class 12' in all Delhi government schools. The three subjects will replace the courses introduced under the previous Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government — Happiness curriculum (in 2018), Entrepreneurship Mindset programme (2019), and Deshbhakti curriculum (2021). The SCERT is preparing to issue detailed guidelines on the courses. However, it is yet to declare the date when these programmes will be rolled out. Earlier, officials had said that Rashtraneeti would be launched on August 15, Independence Day. 'Similar ideas' A principal who attended the training sessions said, 'The idea behind the programmes is similar to what was being taught earlier, but there are some minor changes, such as the new course names.' The subjects introduced under the previous government have not been taught in government schools since February, when the BJP came to power in Delhi, said the principal, adding that teachers have since used the periods allotted to those courses to complete the school syllabus. Another principal, who also did not wish to be named, said, 'The Science of Living programme is very similar to the Happiness curriculum, comprising meditation and yoga. In our school, we no longer teach those subjects. But our teachers do hold yoga classes in the mornings to help students remain energetic throughout the day.' To be sure, the Science of Living programme is not the same as Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's The Art of Living Foundation. However, Education Minister Ashish Sood had, in an interview to The Hindu in May, said the course will incorporate the spiritual leader's teachings, along with those of Patanjali co-founder Baba Ramdev and Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, the founder of Isha Foundation. 'Ethical values' On August 7, the SCERT issued a circular about a one-day training programme on the Science of Living course scheduled for August 11. It described the course as 'a holistic educational initiative of the Directorate of Education, designed to integrate self-awareness, emotional well-being, ethical values, resilience, and social responsibility into the everyday learning experiences of students'. The circular added that the event would be held for 'Master Trainers' or teachers who will subsequently pass on the learnings to other government school teachers. It also stated that the 'Master Trainers' will be trained in the 'core philosophy, vision, and structure' of the Science of Living programme. Similar training sessions for NEEEV and Rashtraneeti courses were started in the last week of July. An earlier SCERT circular said the NEEEV programme is aimed at 'integrating entrepreneurship education into the school curriculum for students of Classes 8 to 12 in Delhi government schools'. Another circular on July 31 defined Rashtraneeti as 'a comprehensive, value-driven educational initiative designed to integrate civic consciousness, national pride, leadership skills, ethical governance, and active civic participation for students'.
Time of India
20-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Govt schools to teach entrepreneurship across classes VII-XII
New Delhi: A new chapter in education is unfolding in Delhi govt schools as students from classes VII to XII prepare to learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship—not as an optional activity, but as a part of their regular curriculum. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This initiative is part of the newly launched NEEEV (New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision) scheme, introduced this year. To get things rolling, all heads of schools across Delhi will participate in an orientation session this week. This training will equip them to effectively implement NEEEV in classrooms and help students combat the potential problems they may face. Aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NEEEV aims to prepare students for real-world challenges by equipping them with the mindset and tools needed to innovate, ideate, and build sustainable ventures. Under this scheme, students will be gradually introduced to various facets of entrepreneurship, including startup ecosystems, ideation, prototyping, funding strategies, and the fundamentals of launching and managing a business. Weekly sessions will be conducted by school faculty members appointed by the principal, ensuring consistent and hands-on learning throughout the academic year. All school principals and heads across Delhi are required to attend a mandatory orientation programme until July 24, organised by state council of educational research and training. Each school will also appoint a NEEEV school program coordinator responsible for monitoring implementation through a soon-to-be-launched online portal. In addition, schools must establish a school innovation council, chaired by the principal, to oversee entrepreneurship activities and evaluate student projects. To enrich student engagement, Delhi govt is introducing two flagship components under NEEEV: NEEEV Dialogue, a biannual speaker series that brings together entrepreneurs, university incubators, and industry experts to inspire and mentor students; and Startup Stormers, a competitive platform for students from Class IX onwards, where selected teams with innovative ideas may receive financial support to transform their prototypes into viable startups. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now In 2019–20, Aam Aadmi Party govt introduced the entrepreneurship curriculum to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among students. A key feature of this programme was Business Blasters, a practical initiative that offered seed funding to students, enabling them to turn their ideas into real-world business ventures. New Delhi: A new chapter in education is unfolding in Delhi govt schools as students from classes VII to XII prepare to learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship—not as an optional activity, but as a part of their regular curriculum. This initiative is part of the newly launched NEEEV (New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision) scheme, introduced this year. To get things rolling, all heads of schools across Delhi will participate in an orientation session this week. This training will equip them to effectively implement NEEEV in classrooms and help students combat the potential problems they may face. Aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NEEEV aims to prepare students for real-world challenges by equipping them with the mindset and tools needed to innovate, ideate, and build sustainable ventures. Under this scheme, students will be gradually introduced to various facets of entrepreneurship, including startup ecosystems, ideation, prototyping, funding strategies, and the fundamentals of launching and managing a business. Weekly sessions will be conducted by school faculty members appointed by the principal, ensuring consistent and hands-on learning throughout the academic year. All school principals and heads across Delhi are required to attend a mandatory orientation programme until July 24, organised by state council of educational research and training. Each school will also appoint a NEEEV school program coordinator responsible for monitoring implementation through a soon-to-be-launched online portal. In addition, schools must establish a school innovation council, chaired by the principal, to oversee entrepreneurship activities and evaluate student projects. To enrich student engagement, Delhi govt is introducing two flagship components under NEEEV: NEEEV Dialogue, a biannual speaker series that brings together entrepreneurs, university incubators, and industry experts to inspire and mentor students; and Startup Stormers, a competitive platform for students from Class IX onwards, where selected teams with innovative ideas may receive financial support to transform their prototypes into viable startups. In 2019–20, Aam Aadmi Party govt introduced the entrepreneurship curriculum to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among students. A key feature of this programme was Business Blasters, a practical initiative that offered seed funding to students, enabling them to turn their ideas into real-world business ventures.
Time of India
20-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Govt schools to teach entrepreneurship across classesVII-XII
New Delhi: A new chapter in education is unfolding in Delhi govt schools as students from classes VII to XII prepare to learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship—not as an optional activity, but as a part of their regular curriculum. This initiative is part of the newly launched NEEEV (New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision) scheme, introduced this year. To get things rolling, all heads of schools across Delhi will participate in an orientation session this week. This training will equip them to effectively implement NEEEV in classrooms and help students combat the potential problems they may face. Aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NEEEV aims to prepare students for real-world challenges by equipping them with the mindset and tools needed to innovate, ideate, and build sustainable ventures. Under this scheme, students will be gradually introduced to various facets of entrepreneurship, including startup ecosystems, ideation, prototyping, funding strategies, and the fundamentals of launching and managing a business. Weekly sessions will be conducted by school faculty members appointed by the principal, ensuring consistent and hands-on learning throughout the academic year. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi All school principals and heads across Delhi are required to attend a mandatory orientation programme until July 24, organised by state council of educational research and training. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Online MBA that fits your ambition JAIN Online Learn More Undo Each school will also appoint a NEEEV school program coordinator responsible for monitoring implementation through a soon-to-be-launched online portal. In addition, schools must establish a school innovation council, chaired by the principal, to oversee entrepreneurship activities and evaluate student projects. To enrich student engagement, Delhi govt is introducing two flagship components under NEEEV: NEEEV Dialogue, a biannual speaker series that brings together entrepreneurs, university incubators, and industry experts to inspire and mentor students; and Startup Stormers, a competitive platform for students from Class IX onwards, where selected teams with innovative ideas may receive financial support to transform their prototypes into viable startups. In 2019–20, Aam Aadmi Party govt introduced the entrepreneurship curriculum to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among students. A key feature of this programme was Business Blasters, a practical initiative that offered seed funding to students, enabling them to turn their ideas into real-world business ventures.
Time of India
20-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
NEEEV scheme: Orientation kicks off for Delhi schools to implement entrepreneurship education across classes VII-XII
NEW DELHI: A new chapter in education is unfolding in Delhi govt schools as students from classes VII to XII prepare to learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship—not as an optional activity, but as a part of their regular curriculum. This initiative is part of the newly launched NEEEV (New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision) scheme, introduced this year. To get things rolling, all heads of schools across Delhi will participate in an orientation session this week. This training will equip them to effectively implement NEEEV in classrooms and help students combat the potential problems they may face. Aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NEEEV aims to prepare students for real-world challenges by equipping them with the mindset and tools needed to innovate, ideate, and build sustainable ventures. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi Under this scheme, students will be gradually introduced to various facets of entrepreneurship, including startup ecosystems, ideation, prototyping, funding strategies, and the fundamentals of launching and managing a business. Weekly sessions will be conducted by school faculty members appointed by the principal, ensuring consistent and hands-on learning throughout the academic year. All school principals and heads across Delhi are required to attend a mandatory orientation programme until July 24, organised by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT). Each school will also appoint a NEEEV School Program Coordinator responsible for monitoring implementation through a soon-to-be-launched online portal. In addition, schools must establish a School Innovation Council (SIC)—chaired by the principal—to oversee entrepreneurship activities and evaluate student projects. To enrich student engagement, the Delhi govt is introducing two flagship components under NEEEV: NEEEV Dialogue, a biannual speaker series that brings together entrepreneurs, university incubators, and industry experts to inspire and mentor students; and Startup Stormers, a competitive platform for students from Class IX onwards, where selected teams with innovative ideas may receive financial support to transform their prototypes into viable startups. In 2019–20, the Aam Aadmi Party govt introduced the entrepreneurship curriculum to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among students. A key feature of this programme was Business Blasters, a practical initiative that offered seed funding to students, enabling them to turn their ideas into real-world business ventures.
Time of India
20-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Orientation kicks off for Delhi schools to implement entrepreneurship education across classes VII-XII
NEW DELHI: A new chapter in education is unfolding in Delhi govt schools as students from classes VII to XII prepare to learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship—not as an optional activity, but as a part of their regular curriculum. This initiative is part of the newly launched NEEEV (New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Vision) scheme, introduced this year. To get things rolling, all heads of schools across Delhi will participate in an orientation session this week. This training will equip them to effectively implement NEEEV in classrooms and help students combat the potential problems they may face. Aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NEEEV aims to prepare students for real-world challenges by equipping them with the mindset and tools needed to innovate, ideate, and build sustainable ventures. Under this scheme, students will be gradually introduced to various facets of entrepreneurship, including startup ecosystems, ideation, prototyping, funding strategies, and the fundamentals of launching and managing a business. Weekly sessions will be conducted by school faculty members appointed by the principal, ensuring consistent and hands-on learning throughout the academic year. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi All school principals and heads across Delhi are required to attend a mandatory orientation programme until July 24, organised by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT). by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Could Be the Best Time to Trade Gold in 5 Years IC Markets Learn More Undo Each school will also appoint a NEEEV School Program Coordinator responsible for monitoring implementation through a soon-to-be-launched online portal. In addition, schools must establish a School Innovation Council (SIC)—chaired by the principal—to oversee entrepreneurship activities and evaluate student projects. To enrich student engagement, the Delhi govt is introducing two flagship components under NEEEV: NEEEV Dialogue, a biannual speaker series that brings together entrepreneurs, university incubators, and industry experts to inspire and mentor students; and Startup Stormers, a competitive platform for students from Class IX onwards, where selected teams with innovative ideas may receive financial support to transform their prototypes into viable startups. In 2019–20, the Aam Aadmi Party govt introduced the entrepreneurship curriculum to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among students. A key feature of this programme was Business Blasters, a practical initiative that offered seed funding to students, enabling them to turn their ideas into real-world business ventures.
