Sri Vatsa College of Education, Sattur

Sri Vatsa College of Education was set up in 2008 and is at Mettamalai, Tamil Nadu. This is a coeducational college to which recognition has been given by the National Council for Teacher Education ( NCTE). Located in a 6 acre piece of land the college provides a >niche in teacher training.

The college has enrolled 200 students in total and the faculty of the college is of 12 members and thus it can definitely provide a better environment for those who wish to become educators. The college currently only provides one Bachelors’ programme thus the Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) a testament to the colleges specialisation in training teachers.

Sri Vatsa College of Education has numerous amenities that help in the college growth of the students. The library has adequate tex books, Ref books as well as has subscribed various National and International journals/books to support the student community needs.

With regard to sports and games, the college has made appropriate provisions of playing fields for different games to ensure that students representing the college in state national level games indulge themselves in the sports activities. It also incorporates contemporary aspects such as an event and seminar hall, a staff and students dining facility, modern practicals which are well equipped laboratories.

Special emphasis is placed on IT facilities although the student gets an opportunity to learn various technologies in education facilities. For the student who has challenged for accommodation, the college has both a boy’s hostel and a girl’s hostel to enhance comfort while staying there. Sri Vatsa College of Education currently offers one full-time course : the Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) programme is.

This two-year programme has an approved intake of 100 students which is actually a measure of the College’s strategy to ensure that it produces quality teachers through focused intakes. The programme of B. Ed aims and prepares students to become effective teachers in different educational contexts.

Admission to the Sri Vatsa College of Education depends of merit, and the policies laid down at state government, Union Territory, and the University level. Generally recruitment is based on the percentage of marks secured in the qualifying examination and/or the entrance test conducted by the University.