A training workshop has started at
Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan under the National Outreach Program for
Faculty, organized by the National Academy of Higher Education. The workshop is
designed to enhance the professional skills of faculty members and improve the
overall quality of education.
The Vice Chancellor of Abdul Wali
Khan University Mardan, Professor Dr. Zahir Shah, graced the event as the chief
guest. Other notable participants included Professor Dr. Saleem Ullah,
Professor Dr. Mohammad Tahir, Professor Dr. Sher Afzal, Dr. Zubair, the
representative of Higher Education Islamabad, Mr. Ghulam Gorya, and Director of
CDC Dr. Shah Hussain, among others.
Training Coordinator Mr. Hassan
Khan, Registrar of AWKUM, welcomed all participants and provided an overview of
the workshop. In his remarks, Mr. Khan emphasized the importance of continuous
professional development for faculty members and highlighted that the workshop
would focus on modern teaching methodologies, research techniques, and best
practices to enhance the overall teaching and learning experience at the
university. He encouraged faculty members to engage fully in the workshop
activities and apply the knowledge gained to improve their teaching
effectiveness.
In his address, Vice Chancellor
Professor Dr. Zahir Shah stressed the significance of such programs for the
professional growth of faculty members. He noted that introducing modern
teaching techniques and equipping educators with the necessary skills is crucial
for maintaining high academic standards. He further emphasized that workshops
like these are vital in helping faculty members adapt to the evolving
educational landscape.
Mr. Ghulam Gorya, the
representative of Higher Education Islamabad, shared his thoughts on the
workshop's goals, underlining its aim to enhance the professional skills of
faculty members and elevate the overall quality of education. He noted that the
workshop would cover various academic methods, research innovations, and modern
skills that would help faculty members teach more effectively.
Participants are engaging in
practical experiences aimed at improving their teaching skills. They also have
the opportunity to exchange experiences and discuss ways to foster
collaboration with other educational institutions. The workshop has provided an
excellent platform for faculty members to enhance their abilities and stay
updated with the latest trends in the education sector.
The training workshop, coordinated
by Mr. Hassan Khan, will continue for 18 days, offering faculty members the
chance to broaden their knowledge and refine their teaching methods.
