valentine's day celebration 2026

 Valentine's Day Celebration 2026

The Valentine’s Day celebrations 2025 at Jesus Training College Mala, organized in association with Anmahera Union 2025, concluded on a joyful and memorable note with two vibrant events — the Pick-Up Line Competition and the Duet Song Competition. The pick-up line contest witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students submitting creative, witty, and heartwarming lines that filled the campus with laughter and cheer. 

Adding melody to the celebration, the Duet Song Competition featured four talented groups who captivated the audience with their harmonious performances and stage presence. The events were judged by Sneha Menon P., Assistant Professor of Maths Education, Jesus Training College Mala, and Elsa Maria Davis, Assistant Professor of General Education, Jesus Training College Mala, whose thoughtful evaluation ensured a fair and encouraging atmosphere. At the end of the program, first, second, and third prizes were distributed to the deserving winners, making the celebration a beautiful blend of creativity, music, and togetherness. 

EDUCAREER 2026: Placement & Career Connect for Aspiring Teachers

EDUCAREER 2026: Placement & Career Connect for Aspiring Teachers

 

Jesus Training College, Mala successfully organized EDUCAREER 2026 – Placement & Career Connect for Aspiring Teachers on 6 February 2026 at the College Auditorium from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM. The programme was conducted by the Placement Cell of Jesus Training College (JTC) in collaboration with School Connect – Job Portal for Teachers, aiming to guide and equip future educators with meaningful career opportunities. The session began with a warm welcome address by Annmariya K P, followed by an insightful expert session by Mr. Ragesh C., Career Adviser from School Connect, who shared valuable guidance on career pathways, job portal registration, and professional readiness. The event also featured student registration on the job portal and a mock interview session, providing practical exposure and confidence-building experience for aspiring teachers. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Shary C.S., marking the event as a productive and empowering initiative that strengthened the career prospects of the students.

Kalakrithi Offstage Competitions – A Creative Beginning

 

Kalakrithi Offstage Competitions – A Creative Beginning

The vibrant spirit of Kalakrithi, the cultural fest of Jesus Training College, Mala, came alive with the commencement of its offstage competitions on Tuesday, 13th January 2026. The event marked a promising start, celebrating creativity, observation, and artistic expression among students.

✏️ Pencil Drawing Competition

The first event of the day was the Pencil Drawing Competition, held from 1:15 pm to 2:15 pm at the Library. The calm and inspiring atmosphere of the venue perfectly complemented the creative process. Participants showcased impressive sketching skills, translating imagination into detailed pencil art. From intricate shading to expressive concepts, the competition reflected the artistic depth and dedication of the students.

📷 Spot Photography

Following this, the Spot Photography Competition took place from 2:15 pm to 3:15 pm at the Mess Hall. Armed with cameras and keen eyes, participants captured compelling moments from their surroundings. The event tested not only technical knowledge but also creativity, timing, and perspective. Each photograph told a unique story, highlighting the photographers’ ability to find beauty in everyday moments.

FAREWELL EVENT AND BELLORA - CHIRSTMAS CELEBRATION

 

FAREWELL EVENT AND BELLORA - CHIRSTMAS CELEBRATION

Jesus Training College, Mala, organized a heartfelt Farewell Programme to honor Dr. Jasna P. Varjian on her relieving from the position of Principal and her transition to the role of Lecturer in Life Sciences at DIET, a Government institution.

The programme was a meaningful occasion that reflected the deep respect and gratitude the institution holds for Dr. Jasna P. Varjian’s dedicated service. During her tenure as Principal, she provided strong academic leadership, upheld institutional values, and contributed significantly to the growth and development of the college.

Jesus Training College, Mala, celebrated Christmas with joy and enthusiasm through a special programme titled “Bellora.” The event brought together students, faculty members, and staff to celebrate the festive season in an atmosphere of warmth, harmony, and togetherness.

aningful tone for the occasion. This was followed by a Welcome Address by Rev. Fr. Vinish V. Vattoly, Executive Director, who extended heartfelt greetings and emphasized the values of unity, commitment, and service upheld by the institution.

The Presidential Address by His Excellency Mar Pauly Kannokadan, Patron of JTC Mala, added dignity to the programme. His words encouraged the gathering to cherish memories, uphold ethical values, and carry forward the spirit of the institution in future endeavors.

A highlight of the celebration was the Cake Cutting with Santa Claus, which brought cheer and festive joy to the audience. The Carol Song further enriched the atmosphere, filling the hall with warmth and celebration.

The programme continued with Words of Blessings by Msgr. Wilson Erathara, Manager, JTC Mala, whose message inspired confidence and hope for the future. Felicitations were offered by Ms. Sandra S., Assistant Professor, and Ms. Mariya Jessniya, General Secretary, acknowledging achievements and contributions with appreciation.

The Reply Address by Dr. Jasna P. Varjian, Principal, reflected gratitude, pride, and encouragement, reinforcing the bond between the institution and its students.

The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Ms. Sreelakshmi K. Suresh, Chairperson (2024–2025), who expressed sincere appreciation to all who contributed to the success of the programme.

As part of the Christmas celebration “Bellora,” a Christmas Gift Exchange was organized at Jesus Training College, Mala. The activity created an atmosphere of excitement and joy, encouraging interaction and bonding among students and faculty members. The exchange reflected the spirit of sharing and goodwill that defines the Christmas season.

National Day of Mathematics Celebration at Jesus Training College, Mala

 

 National Day of Mathematics Celebration at Jesus Training College, Mala

Jesus Training College, Mala commemorated the National Day of Mathematics on 22nd December 2025. The program, organized by the Math Club, was held at the Assembly Hall at 1:30 pm with active participation from students and faculty members.

The celebration was conducted in honour of the legendary Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose remarkable contributions have left a lasting impact on the field of mathematics. The event aimed to inspire students by highlighting the significance of mathematical thinking and innovation.

A major highlight of the program was an informative talk by NYCY MOL, a Maths Club member. In her talk, she spoke in detail about the life, achievements, and mathematical genius of Srinivasa Ramanujan. She emphasized his journey, dedication, and the global recognition of his work despite numerous challenges. The talk motivated students to appreciate perseverance, creativity, and passion in academic pursuits.

One Day National Seminar on Transforming Teacher Education

 

One Day National Seminar on Transforming Teacher Education

Jesus Training College, Mala, Thrissur organized a One Day National Seminar on “Transforming Teacher Education: Policy, Practice and Sustainable Development” on 12/12/2025 at the College Auditorium. The seminar focused on current reforms and sustainable approaches in teacher education. 

The programme began with a prayer by the College Choir, followed by a Welcome Address by Dr. Jasna P Varijan, Principal, JTC, Mala. The Presidential Address was delivered by Msgr. Wilson Erathara, Manager, JTC, Mala, highlighting the crucial role of teachers in nation-building.

The seminar was inaugurated by Prof. Amruth G Kumar, Professor, Department of Education, Central University of Kerala, who emphasized the need to align educational policy with classroom practice and sustainability goals. Rev. Fr. Vinish V Vattoly, Executive Director, JTC, Mala, offered felicitations appreciating the academic initiative.

The session concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Ms. Anushamol M S, Assistant Professor, JTC, Mala. The seminar provided a valuable platform for academic reflection and reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to quality teacher education.

The Seminar Report Presentation by Dr. Jasna P Varjian, Principal, JTC Mala, was clear and systematic. It effectively summarized the proceedings of the day

The Keynote Address by Dr. Renjisha R, Principal, CFI College of Teacher Education, Poyya, addressed significant dimensions of teacher education reform. The emphasis on aligning policy with classroom realities was timely. 

Teachers and students actively participated by presenting research papers, and the Best Paper Award was presented in recognition of outstanding scholarly contributions.

Workshop on Academic Writing

 

Workshop on Academic Writing

Venue: College Auditorium, Jesus Training College, Mala
Date & Time: 26 November 2025, 9:30 a.m.
Resource Person: Dr. Jasna P. Varjian

Jesus Training College, Mala, organized a Workshop on Academic Writing with the objective of enhancing research and writing competencies among teacher educators and students. The workshop was held in the college auditorium and witnessed active participation from faculty members and student teachers.

The session was led by Dr. Jasna P. Varjian, an experienced academician and Principal of Jesus Training College, Mala. The workshop focused on the fundamental aspects of academic writing, including clarity of expression, organization of ideas, scholarly tone, and ethical considerations in academic work.

Dr. Jasna P. Varjian emphasized the importance of structured writing in research papers, dissertations, and academic publications. The session provided valuable insights into framing research problems, writing effective introductions, maintaining coherence, and adhering to academic conventions. Practical examples and explanations helped participants understand common challenges faced in academic writing and ways to overcome them.

The interactive nature of the workshop encouraged participants to engage in discussions and clarify their doubts. The session was informative and beneficial, especially for those aspiring to pursue research and publish academic work.

Overall, the workshop successfully met its objectives by creating awareness about the significance of academic writing and equipping participants with essential skills required for scholarly communication. The programme contributed positively to the academic environment of the institution and reinforced the importance of research-oriented practices in teacher education.