Bosseboardofopenschooling

Vocational, or skills-based, education is becoming increasingly popular in today’s world, with many   e mployers expecting new employees to have all of the practical skills they need to get started working, as well as for those who must support their families immediately after finishing secondary, or senior secondary school. It helps students to obtain hands-on experience in their chosen field before graduating. BOSSE, India’s most well-known   Open School education   offers a wide range of Secondary, Senior Secondary level skill and Vocational programs for deprived students who have dropped out of school due to unexpected conditions. These programs are the most significant part of the BOSSE educational strategy. BOSSE skill and vocational education consist primarily of practical courses in which students learn skills and experience that are directly related to their future careers. It assists students in becoming more skilled, which leads to improved employment opportuni...

The Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education, or BOSSE, aims to reduce learning barriers. These can be caused by a variety of factors, including age, finance, geography, infrastructure and time. The students at open school system are in charge of what they study, how they learn, the pace at which they work, whether or not they use any additional learning support. They also have the freedom of when they wish to appear in the exam. To put it simply, students have complete control on their learning process. The core objective of the  Board of Open Schooling  is to provide universal education to all underprivileged students who are unable to attend traditional schools. The board offers a wide variety of academic and skill development programs up to the pre-degree level. In contrast, the CBSE-sponsored open school project in 1979 heralded the beginning of open schooling in India. The Ministry of Human Resources and Development formed the National Open School (NOS) as an a...

In India, numerous reasons become bottleneck in child’s education. Whether you see it as a failure of government, where loopholes in the system have never been tried to eliminate or parents’ lack of awareness, who are still not aware of the significance of education. Although, whatever are the reasons, you can’t deny that preventing children from getting fundamental education not only spoils their future but also is a social and national loss. Today, in this 21 st century, the illustriousness of education is supreme. Only high-quality fundamental education for children can shape their future as well as of a nation.  In India, where the socio-economic and geographical landscapes are diverse and Government’s education policies are restricted to only papers, then imparting high-quality mandatory regular education for every child is like making a castle in the air. Today, where India is on the verge of becoming an economic superpower and making a distinguished identity in the intern...