Sri Balaji Vocational Skill Development Academy has renewed its institutional accreditation with the International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education. The renewal continues the Academy’s listing after a further review of its vocational and teacher-training provision. The institutional profile on www.qahe.org will be updated once the renewal documents have been issued.
The Academy, which publishes its work at sbvsa.com, was established in 2014. Its public account is of skill development and teacher training, with a stated emphasis on women’s education. It reports having trained more than 6,000 women for work in early childhood education and related fields. The programmes described on the site include a diploma in Montessori teacher training and a diploma in child psychology and school counselling, together with shorter vocational courses.
Champiads, a grade-examination scheme owned by the Academy, covers abacus, Vedic mathematics, drawing, music and related subjects for children from the age of five. The site also points teachers toward the Cambridge Teaching Knowledge Test and short diploma routes. The renewal confirms the Academy’s place among QAHE-listed institutions and keeps its profile, news notice and use of the accreditation mark current for the new period.
