COURSE ORIENTATION

COURSE ORIENTATION

GENERAL ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR B.ED. STUDENTS
📅 25th July 2025 | 🕙 10:00 AM
📍 College General Hall, Jesus Training College, Mala

Jesus Training College, Mala, affiliated with the University of Calicut, conducted a General Orientation Program for first-year B.Ed. students on 25th July 2025 at 10:00 AM in the College General Hall.

The session was hosted by Ms. Rekha A Nair (Assistant Professor, Natural Science Education) and Ms. Sheena Bhaskar (Assistant Professor, Physical Science Education).

The orientation introduced students to the course structure, university regulations, college facilities, and the values of the teaching profession. The hosts welcomed the new batch and offered insightful guidance to help students begin their academic journey with confidence and clarity.

Farewell Programme for Seniors – A Heartfelt Send-Off

 Farewell Programme for Seniors – A Heartfelt Send-Off

Held on: July 19, 2025 | Venue: Jesus Training College, Mala

On July 19, 2025, the students of Jesus Training College, Mala came together to bid a warm and emotional farewell to their beloved seniors. Though an unofficial programme, the event was thoughtfully organized by the junior batch as a token of love, gratitude, and celebration.

The programme, titled “അപ്പോ എല്ലാം പറഞ്ഞ് പോവലേ...” (Let’s say it all before we part), beautifully captured the spirit of farewell — a mix of joy, memories, and heartfelt goodbyes.

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Highlights of the Programme:

• The event began with a solemn prayer, setting a reflective tone for the evening.

• Ms. Shary C.S., Union Secretary, delivered the Welcome Speech, warmly greeting the seniors and guests.

• The Principal’s Address by Dr. Jasna P Varijan and the Presidential Address by Fr. Vineesh Vattoly, Associate Executive Director, offered words of appreciation and encouragement to the outgoing students.

The celebration continued with a vibrant lineup of cultural performances:

• Dance performances and songs brought energy and excitement to the stage.

• Video presentations offered a nostalgic look back at the shared moments and milestones.

• Seniors took the stage to share their experiences, expressing heartfelt gratitude and reliving cherished memories.

The event concluded with a touching Vote of Thanks by Ms. Ancy Joby, Second Year Student Representative, acknowledging everyone who made the day special.

As the seniors step forward into the next chapter of life, they carry with them not just knowledge and experience, but also the love and support of their JTC family.

One-Day Workshop on Achievement Test and Diagnostic Test

               One-Day Workshop on Achievement Test and Diagnostic Test

Jesus Training College, Mala, conducted a one-day workshop on Achievement Test and Diagnostic Test on June 11, 2025, exclusively for B.Ed. students following the Calicut University syllabus. The session was jointly hosted by Ms. Sneha Menon P and Ms. Reo July Jipsa, both Assistant Professors of General Education at the college.

The workshop aimed to equip future educators with essential skills in designing, administering, and interpreting achievement and diagnostic assessments—key tools for evaluating student learning and identifying areas of difficulty.

The sessions covered:

• Concepts and purposes of achievement and diagnostic tests

• Steps in test construction

• Blueprint preparation and question framing

• Techniques for error analysis and remediation

Students actively participated in hands-on sessions, discussions, and practice exercises, gaining practical insights into test development aligned with the B.Ed. curriculum.

This workshop enhanced the assessment literacy of teacher trainees, preparing them to implement effective evaluation strategies in real classroom settings.

INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST DRUG ABUSE AND ILLICT TRAFFICKING

 ANTI DRUG DAY

Anti-Drug Day Awareness Programme at Local School

Organized by Jesus Training College, Mala – June 26, 2025

As part of the observance of Anti-Drug Day on June 26, 2025, students of Jesus Training College, Mala, under the guidance of the Vimukthi Club and IQAC, visited a local school to conduct an awareness programme aimed at sensitizing young minds about the harmful effects of drug abuse.

The initiative was aligned with the global theme "Breaking the Chains: Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery for All," and aimed at promoting a drug-free lifestyle among school children. The event began with a formal welcome by the school authorities, followed by a brief introduction by the college team on the purpose of the visit.

The programme included:

• Interactive sessions with students highlighting the physical, emotional, and social consequences of drug use.

• Visual presentations and skits performed by the B.Ed. trainees, creatively conveying the importance of making healthy life choices.

• A "Say No to Drugs" pledge, where students promised to stay away from substance abuse.

• A poster exhibition and quiz competition to reinforce the anti-drug message in an engaging and educational manner.

The sessions were informative, empathetic, and age-appropriate, ensuring that the students not only understood the dangers of drug abuse but also felt empowered to make positive decisions.

The school authorities appreciated the efforts of Jesus Training College students for their commitment to social responsibility and youth empowerment. The visit concluded with a vote of thanks and the distribution of awareness materials to the participants.

This outreach activity served as a reminder of the powerful role that educational institutions and youth can play in building a healthier, drug-free society.

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

 INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

 International Yoga Day Celebration at Jesus Training College, Mala

Date: June 20, 2025 | Venue: College Auditorium | Time: 9:30 AM

Jesus Training College, Mala, marked International Yoga Day with an engaging and energizing celebration on June 20, 2025, held at the college auditorium. Centered around the theme “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” the event highlighted the importance of yoga in promoting holistic health and environmental harmony.

The session began at 9:30 AM, featuring guided yoga practices including breathing exercises, basic asanas, and relaxation techniques. Students and faculty actively participated, embracing the opportunity to reflect, rejuvenate, and reconnect through the practice of yoga.

The celebration served as a reminder of the value of balance—within ourselves and with the world around us. It inspired participants to integrate yoga into their daily routines and future teaching practices, promoting both personal wellness and collective well-being.

FEAST DAY

 FEAST DAY

    

The Jesus Training College, Mala, is set to celebrate its Patron's Day on June 20, 2025, at 2:00 pm. The event promises to be a grand affair, with the presence of His Excellency Mar Pauly Kannookkadan, a prominent figure in the institution. The celebration will also mark the Festal Celebrations, adding to the joyous atmosphere. Rev. Fr. Vineesh Vattoly, the Executive Director of JTC, Mala, is likely to play a significant role in the event. The Patron's Day celebration is a significant occasion for the institution, and it is expected to be a memorable experience for all attendees.  

       

                                                                        

ART AND DRAMA WORKSHOP

 ART AND DRAMA WORKSHOP

Drama and Art in Education: B.Ed. Two-Day Workshop
Hosted by Fr. Fijo Joseph Alappadan, Assistant Professor in Performing Arts, Navajyothi College of Teacher Education for Women, Olarikara
Date: 18th &19th June 2025 | Time: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Venue: Jesus Training College, Mala

A one-day workshop on Drama and Art in Education was held on 18th and 19th June 2025 at Jesus Training College, Mala, as part of the B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) curriculum. The workshop was led by Fr. Fijo Joseph Alappadan, Assistant Professor in Performing Arts at Navajyothi College of Teacher Education for Women, Olarikara. The event aimed to provide future educators with creative tools and strategies for integrating drama and art into classroom teaching, enriching both their pedagogical approaches and student engagement.

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Objectives of the Workshop:

• To understand the educational value of art and drama.

• To explore innovative teaching techniques that utilize creative expression.

• To foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

• To provide interactive, hands-on experiences in drama and visual art.

• To inspire a lasting interest and confidence in using the arts within education.

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Workshop Activities:

a. Presentation and Discussions
The session began with an engaging presentation by Fr. Fijo, who emphasized the importance of drama and art in holistic education. Participants actively took part in discussions, reflecting on their own experiences and ideas.

b. Practical Workshops and Demonstrations
Interactive sessions allowed participants to explore a variety of creative teaching methods, including:

• Drama-based teaching strategies

• Integrating art across the curriculum

• Role-play and improvisation

• Storytelling through drama

• Music and movement for young learners

• Visual arts and craft-based activities

c. Group Work and Collaborative Learning
Participants worked in teams on specific tasks, promoting collaboration, communication, and creative problem-solving. These activities emphasized the power of group learning and cooperative planning.

d. Exhibitions and Performances
The workshop concluded with a vibrant exhibition of participants’ visual art pieces and drama performances. These showcases provided an opportunity for reflection, feedback, and celebration of learning.

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 Key Outcomes:

Enhanced Teaching Skills
Participants learned practical techniques to integrate creative arts into their teaching, making lessons more dynamic and student-centered.

Increased Confidence and Expressiveness
Through performances and group activities, trainees built self-confidence and realized the educational impact of self-expression.

Improved Creativity and Critical Thinking
Creative exercises challenged participants to think outside the box and approach teaching with innovation.

Teamwork and Collaboration
Group activities fostered a spirit of cooperation, which participants can bring into their future classrooms.