The College of Education for Pure Sciences Begins Practical Training for Fourth-Year Students in Secondary Schools
The College of Education for Pure Sciences has begun practical training for fourth-year students from all scientific departments in some secondary schools. This initiative is part of the college’s plan to prepare qualified teaching staff who possess the necessary scientific competence and pedagogical skills for the field of education.
This practical training is being conducted in coordination and cooperation with the Directorate of Education of the Holy Karbala Governorate. It aims to provide students from the departments of Chemistry, Physics, Life Sciences, and Mathematics with the opportunity to gain practical, field-based experience that will enhance their classroom management skills and their ability to deliver scientific material using modern methods that meet the requirements of the educational process.
The college administration emphasized that this step represents an important stage in preparing and qualifying students for the job market. It helps bridge the gap between the theoretical knowledge they acquire in the classroom and the educational reality of secondary schools, under the supervision of the college’s faculty and the administrations of the cooperating schools.
