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UP Education Staff Must Complete Two Mission Karmayogi Courses
The Uttar Pradesh government wants education workers to keep learning new skills.
Each worker in the Basic and Secondary Education Departments must finish at least two online courses.
Workers who have not finished any course will receive special attention.
Their office leaders must also take the courses and help their teams complete them.
The courses discuss topics such as teaching young children, managing stress, and using digital technology wisely.
They also teach workplace yoga, English vocabulary, and project management.
The training is intended to help workers do their jobs more effectively.
It is also meant to improve how education programs reach schools and students.
All Basic and Secondary Education Department personnel must complete at least two Mission Karmayogi courses.
Priority will go to employees with no completed courses or unfinished training.
Office heads must complete the courses and ensure subordinate staff receive the training.
Six courses cover digital lifestyles, teaching methods, stress management, yoga, vocabulary, and project management.
The policy aims to improve workforce skills, efficiency, and implementation of education programs.
- Who
- Officers and employees of Uttar Pradesh’s Basic and Secondary Education Departments.
- What
- They must complete at least two courses through the Mission Karmayogi Portal.
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, including departmental offices and schools.
- When
- The directions were reported on September 11; no completion deadline was specified.
- Why
- To build staff capacity, improve efficiency, strengthen skills, and support effective implementation of education programs.
Key facts
- Required training
- A minimum of two Mission Karmayogi courses per employee.
- Departments covered
- Basic Education and Secondary Education Departments.
- Priority group
- Personnel with no completed courses or incomplete training.
- Courses selected
- Six courses were shared for personnel’s convenience.
- Course topics
- Digital lifestyle, English vocabulary, pre-primary teaching, workplace yoga, stress management, and project management.
- Implementation responsibility
- Heads of offices must complete the courses and ensure staff under them do so.
- Reported location
- Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
Quotes
Sandeep Singh
Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Basic Education, Uttar Pradesh
“The Yogi Government is prioritizing not only the strengthening of the education system but also the enhancement of the efficiency and capabilities of its human resources. Through Mission Karmayogi, personnel are getting opportunities for continuous learning and skill development. Efficient and sensitive human resources are the real strength that helps government education policies reach the ground effectively.”
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“Through Mission Karmayogi, continuous capacity building of departmental personnel is being accelerated. We're working to ensure every employee completes the required training and connects it to their work. Special instructions have been issued to prioritize personnel whose training remains incomplete or who have not completed any training so far.”
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