
NCDC Alumni Shine Bright: Four More Secure Prestigious Teaching Positions
NCDC Alumni Shine Bright: Four More Secure Prestigious Teaching Positions
Srinagar: The National Child Development Council (NCDC) announced the successful placement of four more of its alumni in prestigious educational institutions.
As per official figures, Sony P Samuel of 61st Batch, Maimoonath Famsheeda A P of 69th Batch, Anuja Antony of 61st Batch, & Nitya Sreenath of 71st Batch have secured esteemed teaching positions in schools both within and outside the country.
As per NCDC statement, these accomplished individuals underwent rigorous training under the guidance of Evaluator Incharges of NCDC Montessori Teacher Training Courses, including Shakkila Wahab and Bindu S.
Pertinently, the National Child Development Council (NCDC), an autonomous organization dedicated to the welfare of women and children, plays a vital role in ensuring the provision of high-quality education throughout India.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for NCDC extended warm congratulations to all four alumni for their remarkable accomplishment.
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