‘Preparing Next generation Leadership’ held by School Excellence Conclave recently highlighted the need to keep the staff in line with the requirements of the changing environment.
On addressing the inaugural session of the conference, Mr. C.R. Swaminathan, Chairman of Southern Region – Education and Employability Sub Committee of CII, said that the school leadership was among the top priorities in the education reform policy of the government which enhances the future citizens of the country. India will have to look up to its education requirements for the Next generation. There is a huge shortage of talent in sectors which includes hospitality, retail and aviation.
According to a study, he pointed, lack of quality education to the students, holds India from its growth. The methodology of teaching in India has to change and there need to be tests conducted to improve the analytical skills of children.
According to data collected from the District Information System of Education, in five years from 2002 there was a increase of 40% in setting up of primary schools, said Mr. A.Senthil Kumaran, Principal Counsellor of CII Institute of Quality. The student teacher ratio had shown a remarkable improvement between 2004 – 2007 from 39 to 34.
We need to find how the new generations of leaders are adapting to new requirements for the next generation and simultaneously improve the leadership traits among the students.
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