Hostel – South Asian Centre for Teacher Development

Hostel Complex

Hostel Facility

To support participants’ convenience and ensure a comfortable stay during their training and professional development programs, the South Asian Centre for Teacher Development has a newly constructed hostel complex.

This facility, recently opened by the government at an investment of Rs 400 million, is designed to offer high-quality accommodations for participants.

Key Features of the Hostel Facility:

Capacity: The hostel can comfortably accommodate up to 110 participants, allowing trainees from across South Asia to stay on-site for the duration of their programs.
Infrastructure: The hostel is equipped with modern infrastructure, providing a safe, secure, and comfortable living environment for educators and trainees.
Room Facilities: Each room is designed with essential amenities, including beds, wardrobes, study tables, and access to Wi-Fi. Shared common areas allow for interaction and collaboration among participants.
Dining and Food Services: A dedicated dining area provides nutritious meals and refreshments. The hostel ensures that participants have access to a balanced diet, catering to various dietary requirements.
Recreational Spaces: To enhance the quality of life for residents, the hostel includes recreational areas where participants can unwind, socialize, and engage in fitness activities during their downtime.
Study and Common Areas: The hostel features study rooms and common areas for group discussions, self-study, or casual interactions, creating a conducive environment for collaborative learning and networking.

Upcoming Developments:

As the South Asian Centre for Teacher Development continues to expand its offerings, several additional developments are underway:

Course Preparation: Courses specifically designed for teacher trainers are being developed, with a focus on the educational needs and priorities of South Asian countries.
Governance and Lecture Panels: The establishment of a board of directors, including South Asian education experts, is in progress. This board will oversee the formation of lecture panels, ensuring high-quality training sessions and workshops led by experienced educators and subject-matter experts.
Regional Collaboration: By July, the hostel and training facilities will be fully operational, allowing the Centre to welcome teacher trainers and educational professionals from across the South Asian region. These collaborative programs aim to foster regional cooperation in education and elevate teaching standards.

With its new hostel facility, the South Asian Centre for Teacher Development is well-equipped to offer a supportive and enriching experience for participants, ensuring that they can fully engage in their professional development without concerns about accommodation or daily necessities. The Centre is committed to becoming a regional hub for teacher training and development, providing an exceptional learning environment for educators from South Asia and beyond.