Experiential Learning:
All Students of Class VIII A & C
will submit a writeup in their Library Logbook
about their own individual Experiential Learning
during and after this visit.
- CHANDIGARH, NOV. 21, 2025 – Seventy-seven Class 8 students from PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya, OCF Sector 29, gained first-hand exposure to the world of technical education today during a comprehensive visit to the Government Model Industrial Training Institute (ITI) in Sector 28.
- The initiative was part of the central government's innovative "10 Bagless Days Programme," which aims to integrate vocational experiences into mainstream schooling as envisioned by the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
- The day-long visit was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical classroom learning and practical industry requirements, offering students valuable insights into potential skill development and career pathways.
- Upon arrival at the Model ITI, known for its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to skill development, the students were welcomed by the institute's principal and faculty.
- They were guided through various departments, where they witnessed live demonstrations of core trades, including electrical, mechanical, and information technology.
- Students observed complex machinery, innovative projects (such as those using recycled materials), and the day-to-day operations of the training facility.
- A key highlight of the visit was an interactive session where students engaged directly with industry experts and ITI trainees.
- This provided them an opportunity to ask questions, understand the practical application of the skills being taught, and learn about the diverse career prospects available in these fields.
- "The purpose of this programme is to provide life experiences through various activities like carpentry, plumbing, etc., and exposure to art and crafts," said a school official, emphasizing the programme's alignment with NEP 2020 objectives. Such visits play a crucial role in encouraging experiential learning and help students make informed choices about their future careers
- The students expressed great enthusiasm for the programme, noting that the hands-on experience broadened their understanding of vocational education.
- Both the participating students and accompanying teachers lauded the initiative as a "resounding success," underscoring the importance of such practical exposure in nurturing interest in skill-based professions.
- Officials from both institutions hoped the visit would inspire more students to consider vocational training as a viable and rewarding educational path, addressing the existing skill gap in various industries.
- The successful collaboration highlights effective resource sharing between educational institutions in Chandigarh.
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