The Uttar Pradesh government has made it mandatory for Basic and Secondary Education Department officers and employees to complete at least two Mission Karmayogi Portal courses. The initiative aims to improve skills, efficiency and policy implementation. Six courses covering digital lifestyle, teaching methods, stress management and project management have been selected.
Lucknow, September 11: Yogi Government is moving ahead with a policy that strengthens the education system and improves the efficiency and capability of the human resources that drive it. To ensure quality education in schools and effective implementation of departmental schemes, the government is making continuous capacity building of personnel an integral part of the work culture. All officers and employees of the Basic and Secondary Education Departments are required to complete a minimum of two courses through the Mission Karmayogi Portal. Special priority will be given to personnel who have not completed any course so far or whose courses remain incomplete.
As directed by Monica Rani, Director General, School Education, heads of offices will complete the prescribed courses themselves and ensure that all officers and employees working under them complete the training. This arrangement will extend departmental training beyond higher offices and bring it to the school level.
The regular training framework under Mission Karmayogi has emerged as an important initiative to strengthen new skills, work efficiency, and a culture of continuous learning among personnel of the Education Department.
Dr. Mukesh Chandra, Director of the State Institute of Educational Technology (SIET) and Mission Karmayogi Nodal Officer for Basic Education, said six courses have been selected and shared for personnel's convenience. These include “Screen Time Management and Digital Lifestyle,” “English Vocabulary: Commonly Misused and Confused Words,” “Effective Teaching Methods for Pre-Primary Level,” “Yoga Break at Workplace,” “Stress Management,” and “Basics of Project Management.”