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Centre for Adult Continuing Education and Extension

     
 


This Centre was established in the year of 1986. Extension, as the third dimension of higher education, facilitates the linkage of higher education with the development of the disadvantaged groups.

In the initial years the main activity of this Centre was community-based adult literacy programme. Thereafter the Centre extended its functions in two rural blocks of Nadia district. This Centre launched the first Jana Siksha Nilayam, for post literacy activities, in West Bengal in the year 1989. Now community-based continuing education programmes are being organized in those areas. From 1994 this Centre introduced an one-year Postgraduate Diploma Course in Adult Education and from 1999, self-financed and short-term continuing education courses were introduced. Now twelth such courses are organized with the help of resource persons available at the University and in the neighbourhood. The Centre is also conducing Evaluations and Research on non-formal and adult education and maintaining linkage with some well-known NGOs, both national and international. Till now from the inception, the Centre has published Twenty books and booklets for Scholars / Adult educators and Neo-literates.

 
 
 


Director of the Centre

Dr. Ratneswar Bhattacharjee (Director)

Centre's Phone No.
(033) 2580 8371 (Direct)
(033) 2582 8750/8220/8286 (Ext. 275)

Departmental E-Mail.
ratand15@hotmail.com

Diploma, Certificate and Courses Offered

One-year Post Graduate Diploma in Adult Education
   Specialization : Adult & Non-formal Education
   Intake Capacity in each Degree :20 (Twenty)

Short term Continuing Education Courses (Self financing Certificate Courses)
Sl. No.
Course
Intake
Duration
Eligibility
Fees (Rs).
1.
Fishery Management cum Fish Breeding.
30 in each batch.
4 weeks
Madhyamik
600
2.
Ornamental Fish Culture
20 in each batch.
4 weeks
Madhyamik
500
3.
Mushroom Spawn production and cultivation.
10 in each batch
4 weeks
Madhyamik
1,200
4.
Primary Health Care and Social Service.
30 in each batch
4 weeks
Madhyamik
400
5.
Raising of House Plant.
30 in each batch
8 weeks
Class VIII
250
6.
Environment Quality Assessment and Monitoring
20 in each batch
6 weeks
HS (Sc.)
1,500
7.
Basic Electronics & Instrumentation
30 each batch
8 weeks
Madhyamik
1,600
8.
Computer Hardware & Networking
25 in each batch
12 weeks
HS
3,000
9.
Computer typing and Internet operation
20 in each batch
2 weeks
Class VIII
400
10.
MS Office and Internet
30 in each batch
12 weeks
Madhyamik
950
11.
Desk Top Publishing
20 in each batch
12 weeks
Madhyamik
950
12.
Motor and small rating Transformer Winding & Servicing
40 in each batch
16 weeks
Madhyamik
3,000
13.
Wood Working & Pattern Making
 
Six months
Class- VIII
2,000
14.
Computer Fundamentals with Internet & FoxPro
 
12 weeks
Madhyamik
950
15.
Computer Fundamentals, Programming in C & Visual FoxPro
 
six months
Madhyamik
2,000
16.
Environment Quality Assessment & Monitoring
 
6 weeks
H.S. (Science)
1,500
17.
Mushroom Cultivation
 
4 weeks
Literate
200
18.
Four Wheeler Making & Maintenance
 
6 months
Class-VIII
4,000
19.
Two Wheeler Making & Maintenance
 
6 months
Class-VIII
4,000
20.
Sheet metal Forging & Foundry Practices
 
6 months
Class-VIII
2,000
21.
Machining
 
6 months
Class-VIII
3,000
22.
Welding
 
6 months
Class-VIII
3,000
23.
Fitting
 
6 months
Class-VIII
3,000

Community based Continuing Education Courses (training)

Course Title

Duration

Participants

Alternative Agricultural Farming replacing paddy.

1 day

Small and marginal farmers & neo-literate

Problems of Pre-Kharif crops & its remedies.

1 day

Small and marginal farmers & neo-literate

Fertilizer management of Rabi-crops

1 day

Small and marginal farmers & neo-literate

Mushroom Cultivation

7 days spread over 2 months

Household wives; Youths; Students.

Vermi Compost

5 days spread over 3 months

Villagers; Small marginal farmers

Food & Nutrition

1 day

Household wives

Child Care, Infant Feeding; Diarrhoea Management &  Safe Drinking Water

1 day

Mother of child bearing age; would be mothers.

Construction of manure pit at homestead land.

1 day

Women Self-help groups members.

Reading materials prepared for post-literacy with special emphasis to income generating

  1. Cultivation of Chrysanthemum and Marigold in a small area.
  2. Cultivation of Papaya
  3. Duck cum fish cultivation in a small pond.
  4. Spawn and Fingerlings cultivation in Nursery Ponds.
  5. Banana Cultivation.
  6. Vegetable Seedling production.
  7. Mango Sapling production.
  8. Busket making for chicks of Hatchery.
  9. Photo Lamination.
  10. Oyster Mushroom Cultivation.
  11. Poultry Farming.
  12. Preparation of parching rice (muri) and preparation of different delicious food from parching rice.
  13. Milk production through Hybrid Cow.
  14. Bee keeping.
  15. Propagation of Cactus.
  16. Coconut gardening.
  17. Rabbit rearing.
  18. Fishery
  19. Citrus fruit cultivation in the kitchen garden.
  20. Ornamental fish culture.
  21. Economic self-sufficiency through producing groundnut and rice based food items.
  22. Bari making.
  23. Gauja Making.
  24. Grocery shop.
  25. Chilli cultivation.
  26. Tomato sauce preparation.
  27. Freshwater pearl culture.
  28. Tuberose cultivation.
  29. Kulpi Malai.
  30. Sand paper making.
  31. Molasses prepared from sap of the date palm.
  32. Cover file.
  33. Pumpkin jam.
  34. Chattu made by Cholla & barley grain.
  35. Fan made by palmary leaf.
  36. Pickle made by mango, Jackfruit, Chilli, Carrot, Lemon, Turnip, Hogplum, Dillemia.
  37. Guava jelly.
  38. Goattery.
  39. Cultivation of early highbreed cabbage.
  40. Crisp snacks(Chanachur) making in low scale.
  41. Batique print.
  42. Breeding and rearing of Koel bird.
  43. Making of broom stick from coconut leaf.
  44. Edible bulbus plant cultivation.

Infra-structural Facilities :

A.  Special Equipment (s) : Slide Projectors, Overhead PA system, Projector.
B.  Computer facility  :  Available for training, documentation Research and administrative support.
C.  Library  : 157 + 2932 Books/Journals available in the  departmental library.

Documentation and dissemination of information :

  • Literacy Primers in different languages of India and Bangladesh.
  • Reading materials on income-generation programme for post literacy learners.
  • Pilot studies on social and educational problems of Nadia and other Districts of  W.  Bengal.
  • Reading materials on teaching – learning aids for literacy programme.
  • Hand books for Computer, Fishery, Basic Electronics, and Ornamental Fish Culture.
  • Journals on non-formal education.
  • Books in the departmental library – Different reports; Books on Adult and non- formal education.

Field Action Project :

Type of Project

Dates

Target Group

No. Covered

Collaboration

Experimental Community Education Programme for the migrated brick field workers

Feb. – July 2002

Brick field workers and their children

62

Classic Brick field, Kalyani.

Experimental Learning centre(CLC

September 2005

Lodha Tribe

No. 18 & 19 ward of Chakdaha Municipality

Chakdaha municipality & Local Club.

March 2006

Santhal ruining Tribe

N0-13 ward of Chakdaha Municipality

Chakdaha Sri Loknath women Welfare Society- a localnon-govt. organization, Nadia.

Sponsored Research project :
A research study on Micro financing of women through SHGs in Nadia & Murshidabad District is going on. The study was sponsored by National Commission for Women, New Delhi.

 

 
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