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The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No. 27009/1973 Postal Regn. No. NE-313(MZ) 2006-2008 Re. 1/- per page VOL - XLIII Aizawl, Thursday 13.2.2014 Magha 24, S.E. 1935, Issue No. 30 NOTIFICATION No. A. 11055/1/2013-EDN, the 28th January, 2014. As provided under para (3)(v) of terms and conditions of Memorandum of Collaboration (MOC) signed on 9.12.2013 between the Govt. of Mizoram, School Education Department and IGNOU to provide 2(two) years D.E1.Ed programme/training to the untrained teachers through ODL mode (Open Distance Learning) as per NCTE norms, the Governor of Mizoram is pleased to constitute a Joint Monitoring Committee and District Monitoring Committee for effective implementation and monitoring of the programme and to monitor the academic counselling, School based activities, workshop based activities and Term End Examinations comprising of the following members. A. Joint Monitoring Committee 1. Director, School of Education (SOE), IGNOU or a Representative of the - Chairperson Director, SOE, IGNOU 2. Programme Co-ordinator, D.E1.Ed programme/Faculty, SOE IGNOU, - Member New Delhi 3. Director, Regional Services Division (RSD), IGNOU, New Delhi - Member 4. State Project Director, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Rajya Mission, Mizoram - Member 5. Director, School Education, Mizoram - Member 6. Director, SCERT, Mizoram - Member 7. Regional Director, IGNOU, Regional Centre - Convener 8. Dy. Secretary, School Education Department, Mizoram (State representative) - Member 9. Dy. State Project Director (SSA), Aizawl District, Mizoram (SSA representative) - Member B. District Monitoring Committee 1. Aizawl District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Aizawl - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Aizawl - Convener 3. SDEO, Aizawl ‘E’ - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Aizawl - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Aizawl District Ex-30/2014 - 2 - 2. Lunglei District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Lunglei - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Lunglei - Convener 3. SDEO, Lunglei ‘N’ - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Lunglei - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Lunglei District 3. Champhai District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Champhai - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Champhai - Convener 3. SDEO, Champhai - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Champhai - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Champhai District 4. Kolasib District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Kolasib - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Kolasib - Convener 3. SDEO, Kolasib - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Kolasib - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Kolasib District 5. Serchhip District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Serchhip - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Serchhip - Convener 3. SDEO, Serchhip - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Serchhip - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Lunglei District 6. Mamit District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Mamit - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Mamit - Convener 3. SDEO, Mamit - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Mamit - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Mamit District 7. Lawngtlai District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Lawngtlai - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Lawngtlai - Convener 3. SDEO, Lawngtlai - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Lawngtlai - Member - 3 - Ex-30/2014 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Lawngtlai District 8. Saiha District 1. Deputy Commissioner-cum-DPD, Saiha - Chairperson 2. District Education Officer (DEO), Saiha - Convener 3. SDEO, Saiha - Member 4. District Project Co-ordinator (DPC), SSA, Saiha - Member 5. Representative from IGNOU, Regional Centre - Co-convener 6. Programme-in-charge (PIC) of IGNOU Programme Study Centre - Member activated in Saiha District The Joint Monitoring Committee may sit at least one in every three months (i.e. quarterly) and District Monitoring Committee may sit at least once in a month. All local expenses of travel and hospitality for members of JMC and DMC (for monitoring of the programme) within Mizoram shall be borne by the School Education Department, Govt. of Mizoram. K. Lal Nghinglova, Commissioner/Secretary to the Govt.of Mizoram, School Education Department. Published and Issued by Controller, Printing & Stationery Department, Government of Mizoram Printed at the Mizoram Government Press, Aizawl. C/500.
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