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The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has recently made an announcement related to the online diploma course. This course will boost science-related teaching practices required at the middle stage of school education.
The name of the course is ‘Online Diploma Course in Teaching of Science at Middle Stage’ and will be held fully in the online mode for a duration of forty weeks. The NCERT programme has been created in such a way that it can help teachers to improve their teaching practices and develop a deeper understanding of science education.
Registration for the course will start from October 12, 2026. All interested candidates can submit their online applications by November 12, 2026. The online diploma course will start on November 16.
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The programme will be delivered in online mode, which will allow participants so that they can finish the programme remotely. The enrolment fee for the forty-week course is Rs 2,000. The programme will focus on improving science teaching for middle school students.
This course will be ideal for educators who teach science to students in classes 6 to 8. It will enhance teaching practices and boost participants’ understanding of how science can be taught to school students.
Interested candidates can send their queries to ncertx@gmail.com for more information about the programme. They can send emails for details regarding eligibility and registration. Below are some of the topics which will be covered during the course:
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Below are some of the main objectives of the course as outlined by NCERT.
The course will support teachers’ ability to teach better for middle school students.
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