The Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed.) curriculum involves extensive practical training to prepare students with actual teaching experience. It involves internships, school-based practice teaching, and field involvement in elementary schools. Students engage in classroom teaching under supervision, lesson planning, and interactive teaching techniques to hone their skills. Workshops on child psychology, educational technology, and curriculum development also offer hands-on exposure.
Practical training is part of the course, through which students learn to put theory into practice in actual classroom situations. They conduct classroom observation, peer teaching, and guided mentorship programs with veteran teachers. They acquire lesson delivery methods, student assessment, and classroom management techniques. Training equips the graduates with skills to meet the demands of elementary education and emerge as effective, competent, and confident teachers ready to become an asset to the education system.