ICT Training

ICT Training in three Days Program was successfully conducted at Kunchipwakal Secondary School Tarkeshwor Muunicipality -1 Kathmandu. training aimed to enhance teachers’ capacity in using digital tools for effective teaching and learning There are 25 Teachers are participate in the class which is 9 are female and 16 are male teachers. The program was technically supported by Rotary Club of Kathmandu and financially supported by Rotary International District 3292. The entire program was organized by Rotary Club of Balaju with the objective of empowering teachers to integrate ICT into classroom practices, thereby improving the quality of education at the school level.
This initiative is a significant step forward in bridging the digital gap between government and private schools, ultimately benefiting students with modern, engaging, and practical learning experiences.
Context and Rationale
In today’s world, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has become an essential tool for improving the quality of education. However, many government schools face serious challenges in using ICT effectively. Teachers often lack proper training, schools have limited resources, and students miss the opportunity to learn with modern methods.
ICT training for teachers helps address these problems by equipping them with digital knowledge and teaching skills. Through such training, teachers learn to use computers, projectors, multimedia, and online resources to make classroom teaching more effective and interactive.
Problems Faced in Government Schools Before ICT Training
• Limited or no knowledge of digital teaching tools among teachers.
• Traditional teaching methods dominating classrooms.
• Low student engagement and lack of practical learning opportunities.
• Insufficient use of available ICT resources due to lack of skills.
Benefits of ICT Training for Teachers and Schools
• Teachers gain confidence in using digital tools and modern methods.
• Lessons become more interactive, practical, and student-friendly.
• Students develop digital literacy and critical thinking skills.
• Schools can bridge the education gap between private and government institutions.
• Overall improvement in teaching quality and learning outcomes.
Special Remarks
During the program, School Principal Mr. Raju Nepal attended the Rotary Club of Balaju meeting, where he was honored with a token of love. In his brief remarks, he expressed high appreciation for the ICT training, describing it as a much needed and highly relevant program for schools. He also emphasized the demand for more such initiatives from Rotary International in the future.