Kennedy College of Education, Vellore

Kennedy College of Education is one of the emerging teacher training institutes located in Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India, started in 2009. Located at Bangalore Road, S. N. Palayam Village, Agaramcheri Post, Ambur Taluk, this institute is co-educational and is designed for training future teachers.

It is also important to note is an affiliated college and is thus guided by a university system, hence cutting its education standards to the set educational standards. This authority is an assurance of quality teacher education; hence, the college has been recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).

The infrastructures in the particular learning institution, that is, Kennedy College of Education, are constructed with the intention of creating an appropriate learning arena for students. Information concerning the size of the campus is, however, scarce, though the college provides numerous amenities for academic and personal development.

In the next tet, the library is depicted as the source of comprehensive information necessary to acquire education by the students. For practical learning activities, the college has acquired departmental laboratories in Biological Science, Computer Science, Psychology, and Physical Science compartments. These labs help learners make connections between the Estonian theoretical concepts and real-life applications.

Another area of pride for the college is the fact that it offers state-of-the art IT services to the students that prepare them for modern-day learning. Kennedy College of Education currently offers one primary course, the Bachelor of Education ( B. Ed. ) programme.

This is a two-year full course that prepares students for teaching careers while at the same time providing them with the right knowledge and skills in teaching. The college has been given permission to admit up to 100 students for this programme and going by this capacity, the college is able to prepare a lot of teachers in a given year.

Admission policies of Kennedy College of Education, hence, are as per the laid-down norms of the state government/Union Territory Administration, and the university to which the college is affiliated. All the admissions are merit-based; the criteria used for this purpose are the marks scored in the entrance examination.

At times, an entrance examination or other such course may form a part of the admission process and as per the current policies.