Free skill training for Class 6 to 8 teachers by CBSE
Offline training programme to be held to teach pedagogy through NCERT's Kaushal Bodh books
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 12:08 pm · 3 min read
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced a special training programme for teachers of Class 6 to 8. According to a report by Amar Ujala, the primary objective of this training is to effectively implement skill education in schools. Under this programme, teachers will be taught appropriate methods to instruct students using the 'Kaushal Bodh' books prepared by NCERT.
The most significant aspect of this training programme is that it will be completely free. CBSE has announced that no fee of any kind will be charged from the teachers for this training. However, as the nature of the training is offline, teachers will have to bear the travel expenses to reach the training centre and the cost of stay. No allowance will be provided by the Board for these expenses.
Various schools have been appointed as centres for this training, primarily including schools in the states of Maharashtra and Goa. In Maharashtra, several prestigious schools in cities such as Pune, Mumbai, Nagpur, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar have been selected for this training. These include Pune's Vike Patil Memorial School, Dr. Kalamdi Shamrao High School, and Holy Spirit Convent School. In Mumbai, centres such as Yashodham High School, Shri Harshad C. Valia International School, Manav Mandir's Smt. N.I.P. Sheth Multipurpose High School, and Oxford Public School have been decided.
Additionally, St. Vincent Pallotti School and Lalitha Public School in Nagpur, as well as Anjana School of Excellence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, will provide training. In other areas of Maharashtra, centres such as Home Sharad Pawar Public School in Dindori, Sacred Heart School in Kalyan, Navjivan Convent and English Primary School in Bhandara, Yavatmal Public School, and Dhruv Global School in Sangamner will be operational. Symbiosis School in Nashik and KCT's Krishna School in Karad are also included in this list.
Apart from Maharashtra, training has been organised at Navy Children School, Dabolim-Bogmalo in Goa. Furthermore, Reliance Foundation School in Raigad, Rasiklal M. Dhariwal International School in Pimpri-Chinchwad, and other schools such as Sanskriti World School, Vidyaveli International School, and Podar International School will also be part of this process.
Through this training programme, CBSE has endeavoured to ensure that practical skills are developed in students at the primary and secondary education levels. Teachers will be apprised of the latest teaching methods through the use of NCERT books, so that they can better implement skill-based education in the classroom. Interested and eligible teachers must participate in this offline training by following the prescribed rules.
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