Three-Day Course Focused on School Management in Jumla District
Three-Day Education Administration and Information Systems Training Kicks Off in Jumla
In an effort to bolster financial governance in schools, a three-day training on education administration and information systems has commenced in Guru Chaur, Kanakasundari Rural Municipality-6, Jumla. The training, organised by the Social Development Office, Jumla, in collaboration with Kanakasundari Rural Municipality, is being applauded for its decentralised location outside the district headquarters.
The training serves as a significant milestone, aiming to reduce existing uncertainties in the school sector, while bringing improvements in both educational and administrative areas. Acting Chairperson of Kanakasundari Rural Municipality, Prem Bahadur Pachhai, underscored the importance of improving the financial administration of community schools.
Top Bahadur Budha, Chief of the Social Development Office, emphasized that such programs have been decentralized from district centers to local levels, in line with the spirit of federalism. This move is expected to empower local education offices, improve responsiveness, and promote accountability.
The training is open to community school principals, administrative staff, and teachers from model schools across all eight municipalities. Jivan Rokaya, Technical Assistant, expressed gratitude for the training being held in Kanakasundari.
The training program encompasses a variety of aspects, including relevant knowledge on education administration, information systems, and technical components. It also facilitates the exchange of experiences related to model school activities.
In addition to strengthening the school's financial system, the training is also designed to foster sharing of experiences among teaching staff. This collaborative approach is expected to bring about a more effective and efficient educational environment.
The training is scheduled to conclude on the 27th of Jestha. The core intention of the training is to enhance the educational administration of community schools, thereby contributing to the overall development of the education sector in Jumla.
While specific details about the impact of this training are yet to be ascertained, similar initiatives in other districts have typically aimed to enhance local education management capacity, improve data handling and reporting systems, and promote decentralized governance.
For detailed, up-to-date information on this training, it is recommended to consult local Nepalese government education department releases, district education offices in Jumla, or UNESCO/UNDP project announcements in Nepal.
It is crucial for community schools' financial administration to improve, as highlighted by Prem Bahadur Pachhai, Acting Chairperson of Kanakasundari Rural Municipality. To achieve this, learning opportunities such as the three-day education administration and information systems training in Jumla are essential for school principals, administrative staff, and teachers. This training, scheduled to conclude on the 27th of Jestha, will provide knowledge on education administration, information systems, and self-development through learning.
