Courses

Teaching Related Courses

(A) Hindi Teaching for Foreign Students

The Head Quarter, Agra and Delhi Centre organize following courses for the foreign students under the scheme for Propagation of Hindi Abroad-

• Hindi Language Proficiency Certificate - 100

• Hindi Language Proficiency Diploma - 200

• Hindi Language Advanced Diploma - 300

• Post Graduate Hindi Diploma - 400

The courses (1) to (3) are conducted at Delhi Centre under self-finance scheme.

(B) Evening Courses (Self-Financed)

The Head Quarter and at its Delhi Centre the following courses have been organized -

• Post M.A. Diploma in Applied Linguistics

• PG Diploma in Translation Theory and Practice

• PG Diploma in Mass com. and Journalism

The courses (1) to (3) are conducted at Delhi Centre under self-finance scheme.

(A) Teacher Training Programmes for the students of Non Hindi States

The Department of Teacher Education at Headquarter as well as at its regional centres conducts the following two Years Training Programmes (1, 2 & 3) for Hindi Teachers and interested students of Non-Hindi States. The courses are as follows:

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  Hindi Shikshan Nishnat - Equivalent to M.Ed. (Agra)

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  Hindi Shikshan Parangat - Equivalent to B.Ed. (Agra)

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  Hindi Shikshan Praveen - Equivalent to B.T.C./ D.EI.Ed. (Dimapur Centre)

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  Three year Hindi Teaching Diploma course - This course is organized for starting two years in Dimapur (Nagaland) but the final year students compulsorily visit and stay at Agra Headquarter to complete the aforesaid diploma.

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  Intensive Hindi Teaching Training Course (Dimapur)- This one year course is designed for the untrained Hindi Teachers of North-East states.

(B) Distance Teaching Programmes (Self-Financed)

This programme is conducted for the period of two years for the In-service Hindi teachers of Non-Hindi speaking states. This is organized by the Department of Distance Teacher Education at the Headquarter, Agra.

Refresher and Enrichment Programmes

The Institute runs refresher programmes for the teachers of Non-Hindi states in the guidance of Dept. of Orientation and Extension Programmes and Academic Co-coordinator’s office at the Headquarter.

The Dept. of Orientation and Extension Programmes at the Headquarter organizes 30 days language enrichment programme for the students of Government Hindi Teachers Training colleges of Gujarat, Karnataka, Assam, Mizoram and Manipur. The Dept. also runs 21 days orientation programme for Sikkim state in Agra. KHS regional centres conduct orientation programmes for the teachers deputed by the State Govt. The details are as follows –

• Delhi Centre- For theHindi Teachers of Punjab, J&K and Himachal Pradesh (Tribal Region)

• Hyderabad Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Andhra Pradesh, Tailangana, Tamil Nadu, Goa, Maharashtra, U.T.s of Pudducherry and Andman & Nicobar Island.

• Guwahati Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim.

• Shillong Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Meghalaya and Mizoram

• Mysore Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Karnataka, Kerala and L/T of Lakshadweep

• Dimapur Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Nagaland & Manipur

• Bhubaneswar Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Orissa and Chhattisgarh

• Ahmedabad Centre- For the Hindi Teachers of Gujarat, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Research Oriented Programmes

One of the important objectives of the Sansthan is to focus on research works in the following areas-

• Research for the development of latest methodologies of Hindi teaching

• Comparative & Contrastive study between Hindi Language and other Indian Languages

• Fundamental and applied research in the field of Hindi language and Literature

• Research for the development of language technology and Modernization of Hindi Languages

• Socio-Linguistics surveys and studies of Hindi

• Research on Functional Hindi

The institute also develops suitable teaching materials for Hindi as a Second and Foreign language during these research oriented programmes.

Teaching Material Production & Language Development

Apart from Teaching-Training & Research work Kendriya Hindi Sansthan develops material for Hindi Teaching with latest technique for the students of Non-Hindi States.

• Production of Hindi teaching materials for the schools of Non-Hindi States & Tribal areas

• Production of Contrastive Grammar of Hindi bi-lingual Learners’ Dictionaries for Non-Hindi States.

• Production of Hindi teaching books as a foreign language.

• Production of computer based language teaching material.

• Production of Hindi Teaching material through Audiovisual method.

• Production of bilingual/trilingual dictionaries and Folk literature books of Hindi and other Indian languages