DIDAC INDIA 2016 VIDEO
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"The British companies at WORLDDIDAC INDIA were delighted with the quality and number of visitors to the show. We were also pleased to find that visitors valued the event and felt it provided a great opportunity to focus on education and training developments in India. We believe Arclights did an excellent organizational and promotional job and we have high expectations for a larger, busier and even more influential event next year."
Mr. Dominic Savage OBEBritish Educational Suppliers Association -
“We are looking back on a very successful show in India. All our expectations for this fifth edition were exceeded by far. Many high quality visitors, who allowed the exhibitors to make very promising business contacts, came to see the exhibition and showed great interest. Therefore I’m looking forward for next year’s edition of WORLDDIDAC INDIA. I am convinced that the producers of high quality teaching materials find in India a challenging but emerging and very dynamic market."
Mr. Beat JostWorlddidac Association -
“We are really happy with the event and it was professionally managed. Your team has done a fantastic Job. Our sincere thanks to you and your team for making HCL to participate.”
Mr. B Gopala KrishnanHCL Infosystems Ltd. -
“We were kept very busy by visitors during the three days’ show. All exhibitors are satisfied with the outcome of the event. We believe it will be our 'must-attend' show in the next years.”
Ms. Teresa CaoSino-Essence International Exhibitions Co. Ltd. -
"It was a successful event for Promethean – the number of visitors was encouraging and we were very pleased that visitors found such value in attending the show. Arclights did a great job in bringing together personnel from all over the Indian Education landscape, and the organization was most efficient. We very much look forward to an even busier, and an even more successful Next year's WORLDDIDAC!”
Scott WilliamsPromethean -
“As you said, it was a quite successful event for us and we are also looking to participate in your next events.”
Jatin DesaiMatrix Comsec Pvt. Ltd -
“Let us just congratulate you and the team behind DIDAC event, held at BIEC,Bangalore few weeks back. We had paid a casual visit - stood impressed with the turn ups, arrangements and most of all the tremendous task of connecting so many people.
Keep up the good work. Amazed..”Shaishav MahasethCo-founder, goMensa.com -
“Last year I attended Bangalore DIDAC'2016 event for 3 days, and it was great experience and exposure for my growth in the educational field. The level of workshops were very helpful to me. Also meeting different levels of educators from varied places and sharing views and information was the amazing experience i received. Thank you for such kind of event.”Tumpa D GuptaEducator - Owner, Green Wings Pre school Educational Network
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UNION BUDGET 2017-18 - Key Highlights - Education Sector & Skill Development
• 100 international centres will be launched across the country for the youth to seek jobs outside India
• UGC will be reformed for higher education, colleges and institutions will give more autonomy
• Two new AIIMS to be opened in Jharkhand and Gujarat
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UNION BUDGET 2017-18 - Key Highlights - Education Sector & Skill Development
• Take steps to increase post-graduate seats for medical sciences
• Skill strengthening to be implemented from this year with a budget of Rs 2,200 crore
• Proposal to launch a system of measuring learning in schools. Emphasis on science education and flexible curriculum.
• Innovation Fund for secondary education to be created.
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UNION BUDGET 2017-18 - Key Highlights - Education Sector & Skill Development
• Focus will be the 3,479 educationally backward blocks where the government proposes to introduce the practice of measuring annual learning outcome in schools.
• Use of DTH channels to link online courses available on the Swayam platform that will offer 310 online courses, to enable student access high-quality education resource.
• Rs 2,200 cr to be set aside for investment in vocational training.
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CURRENTLY, THE GOVERNMENT spends around 3.8% of its GDP on education with FDI inflows at $31.22 million.
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The Government has proposed to set aside Rs. 69,074.76 crore for education in 2015-16, with Rs. 42,219.5 crore allocated to Department of School Education & Literacy and Rs. 26,855.26 crore to Department of Higher Education.
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An integrated education and livelihood scheme called ‘Nai Manzil’ will be launched this year for which Rs. 3,738 crore has been allocated.
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