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Recent Activities and Types of Activities of "Primary Teachers Training Institute" (PTI) —


🆕 Recent Activities

1. Conducting Revised BTPT Training

*A 10-month Revised DPAD (BTPT) course has started  All PTI in the academic year 2024-25.

*Apart from this, the January-April 2025 internship program is also being conducted.


2. Expansion of ICT and digital training infrastructure

*A state-of-the-art digital lab with digital smart classrooms, Wi-Fi, CCTV cameras, and interactive whiteboards has been set up in PTI.

*ICT (ICT in Education) courses and online teaching system are in operation.


3. ToT and Leadership Training and Sub-Cluster Programs

*ToT (Trainer of Trainers) training in various subjects (such as Bengali, Mathematics, Science, English) is held at PTI in three to six-day segments.

*Demand-based sub-cluster training is being organized under the PED­P-3 program, where training is provided on selected topics through URCs and Upazila officers.


4. Action Research and Practical Teaching

*Practical teaching and Action Research activities are being conducted at PTI for trainees to solve small problems related to humanities and teaching.


5. Training Institute Monitoring and Support

*PTI officials have regularly visited schools, URCs in the district and coastal areas and sent necessary feedback.

*An Annual Performance Agreement was signed at PTI in June 2024 and implementation targets including Vision-Mission were set.


📋 Summary Table

Department
activities
BTPT Training
10 months duration Revised BTPT Management
ICT and Digital Infrastructure
Digital Lab, Wi-Fi, Establishment of Smart Classrooms
Training Executive
ToT, Leadership and Sub-Cluster Training
Practical Teaching
Action Research and Classroom Practice
Monitoring and Evaluation
Inspection and Reporting at District and Upazila Levels


The recent activities of PTIs include modernization of training courses, enhancement of ICT-based training, leadership and trainer preparation, and field-level monitoring and feedback management—all of which are playing a significant role in the success of Vision 2041 and the primary education targets.