The Curriculum Planning Committee meeting

 

 Curriculum planning for the academic year 2026-28 was convened on June 5 at the College Auditorium of Mahajubilee Training College.

The meeting commenced with a prayer led by Asst. Prof. Ann George C. Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel, Principal of the College, delivered the welcome address. The Teacher-in-Charge, Ann George C., presented the report.

Prof. Dr. Suresh Kumar K., N.S.S. Training College, Ottapalam, delivered the keynote address. Smt. K. Rajeswari, Headmistress, N.S.S. Higher Secondary School, Mullurkara, offered felicitations. Dr. Aji Narayanan K.K., President of the Mahajubilee Training College Alumni Association, delivered the reflective address.

The meeting deliberated on the following key agenda items: review of the implementation of the curriculum for the 2025-27 academic year, new academic planning for the 2026-28 academic year, preparation of the academic calendar, school internship programmes, A detailed discussion was also held regarding the recent revisions in the school curriculam.

Subsequently, an open forum was conducted wherein teachers and education experts shared valuable suggestions and recommendations. The Staff Secretary, Smt. Soumya E., proposed the vote of thanks.

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2nd GTA Meeting

The 2nd GTA General Body Meeting of the B.Ed. (2025–2027 Batch) was conducted on 17th February 2026 at 1:30 p.m. at Mahajubilee Training College, Mulloorkara. The programme commenced with the College Anthem sung by the MJTC students.

The meeting was formally inaugurated with a Welcome Speech and Presidential Address delivered by Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel, Principal of the college. In his address, he highlighted the importance of unity, leadership, and active participation in academic and co-curricular activities for the holistic development of future educators and future activities in college

The GTA Report was presented by Ms. Sujina M.S. Assistant Professor in Physical Science. She detailed the activities conducted by the association.

Felicitations were offered by Ms. Divya K., Assistant Professor in Philosophy, and Mr. Dany Markose, GTA President (2025–2027 Batch). They appreciated the efforts of the office bearers and encouraged students to actively engage in association activities.A group dance performed by the students of the B.Ed. (2025–2027 Batch) added vibrancy and enthusiasm to the programme.The meeting concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Anila E.N., B.Ed. student (2025–2027 Batch), who expressed gratitude to the Principal,  Guardians,faculty members, office bearers, and students for their support and cooperation.

The programme ended with the National Anthem.

ICT workshop

Workshop Report: Critical Understanding of ICT (EPC-3)

On February 7, 2026, Mahajubilee Training College organized a specialized workshop titled "Critical Understanding of ICT" (EPC-3) for the B.Ed. student batch of 2024-2026. The program aimed to enhance the digital literacy and pedagogical integration skills of future educators.

Program Proceedings

The session commenced with a formal inaugural ceremony structured as follows:

  The workshop began with a prayer led by Gopika M.P (B.Ed. Student).

  Welcome Address: Milin Theresa Joby (B.Ed. Student) delivered the welcome speech, setting the tone for the day's learning.

 * Introduction of Chief Guest: The Principal, Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel, formally introduced the resource person.

 Profile Reading: Agnus Geo (B.Ed. Student) presented a detailed profile of the guest speaker, highlighting his contributions to the field of education.

Technical Session

The keynote presentation was delivered by Dr. K.S Sajan, Assistant Professor in Education from NSS Training College, Ottappalam. His session focused on the critical application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in modern classrooms, followed by:

 Interactive Session: An open floor where MJTC students engaged in a dialogue with the expert to clarify concepts and discuss practical challenges.

 Feedback: Representatives from the student body provided reflections on the relevance and effectiveness of the workshop.

Conclusion

The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Aimy Rose Joy (B.Ed. Student), followed by the National Anthem. The event was coordinated under the guidance of Ms. Sreevidya Radhakrishnan (Teacher-in-Charge) and Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel (Principal)

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National Seminar

National Seminar at Mahajubilee Training College.Mulloorkara

A one-day national seminar on the theme “Transforming Education Through IKS: Insights from NEP 2020” was organized at Mullurkara Mahajubilee Training College.

The programme commenced with a prayer by the students of MJTC, followed by the welcome address delivered by the Seminar Coordinator, Ms. Deepa M.J. The session was presided over by the Principal of the College, Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel.

Dr. Gigi Paul (Principal, Navajyothi College) inaugurated the seminar and delivered the keynote address. Dr. Shankaranarayanan Paleri (Associate Professor, NSS Training College, Ottapalam) also addressed the gathering with a keynote lecture.

Greetings and felicitations were offered by Dr. Biju K.R. (Assistant Professor, Central University of Tamil Nadu) and Dr. Varghese P.I. (Principal, Mar Osthathios Training College, Perumpilavu). The major highlight of the seminar was the insightful and engaging presentation by Dr. Biju K. (Assistant Professor, Central University of Tamil Nadu), who discussed the theme using contemporary perspectives and relevant examples, making the session highly inspiring for all participants.

This was followed by the presentation of research papers by various participants, after which certificates were distributed.

First GTAmeeting(2025-2027Batch)

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The first General Body Meeting of the GTA (Guardian–Teacher Association) for the B.Ed. 2025–2027 batch was held on 26th September 2025 at 1:30 p.m. in the college auditorium of Mahajubilee Training College, Mulloorkara. The event began with the college anthem sung by the B.Ed. students, marking the formal commencement of the function.

The welcome address was delivered by Rev. Dr. Chacko Chiramel, Principal of MJTC, who warmly greeted the gathering and emphasized the importance of the Guardian–Teacher Association in fostering collaboration between teachers and parents for the holistic development of students.

Following this, the GTA Report was presented by Ms. Sujina M.S., Assistant Professor in Physical Science, highlighting the objectives, activities, and future plans of the association.

The Presidential Address and Inaugural Speech were delivered by Msgr. Jose Konikkara, Manager of MJTC, who appreciated the efforts of the college in maintaining strong parent–teacher communication and encouraged active participation of all guardians in college activities.

Felicitation speeches were delivered by Rev. Dr. Shiju Chittilappilly, Assistant Manager, and Ms. Soumya E., Assistant Professor in Mathematics, who conveyed their best wishes for the success of the GTA and the academic growth of the students.

The self-introduction session of guardians followed, providing a platform for parents to share their expectations and views. The selection of GTA members was then conducted, resulting in the election of the following members:

1. President
2. Vice President
3. Secretary
4. Treasurer
5. Two Executive Members

After the official proceedings, the students of the B.Ed. (2025–2027) batch presented a group dance performance, adding color and energy to the event.

The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Elsa Nadhian, a B.Ed. student of the 2025–2027 batch, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, teachers, and guardians for their active participation and support.

The meeting concluded with the National Anthem.

The program was efficiently coordinated under the guidance of Ms. Sujina M.S., Teacher in Charge, and was a great success, strengthening the bond between the college and the guardians, thereby setting a positive tone for the forthcoming academic activities.

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