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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE RAMARAO MAJJII Mobile: +91-9963415045. M.A (English)., M.Éd., PGDFE., PGDTTM, PGCTE(EFLU)(Ph.D) [email protected] CAREER OBJECTIVE “To work in a university which is progressive and gives me an opportunity to update my knowledge and enhance my skills and be a part of the team that excels in work towards the growth of the university and gives me satisfaction thereof.” ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS: M.A (English Language & Literature ) SSR PG College Dravidian Kuppam, Andhra 2011 First Srikakulam University Pradesh. Class B.Ed School of Distance Andhra Visakhapatnam July First Class (English as additional Methodology) Education, University Andhra Pradesh 2015 Visakhapatnam (AU) M.Ed St. Mary College Of Vikram Nellore First Class (Master of Education) Education Simhapuri Andhra Pradesh 2013 Nellore University BSc Andhra Visakhapatnam, (Mathematics, Chaitanya E.S University Andhra Pradesh 2000 First Class Physics, Degree College Chemistry) Intermediate Board of Srikakulam, Second (Mathematics, Kumar’s Junior College Intermediate District. 1996 Class Physics, Chemistry) Education, A.P SSC ZPH School , Board of Ippili,, First (Secondary School Certificate) Ippili Secondary Srikakulam 1994 Class Education, District. A.P CREDENTIALS: DCSFEL (Diploma in communication Tao Educare, Tao Educare Srikakulam, 1st July ‘A’ skills & Fluency in English Srikakulam Andhra Pradesh 2016 Grade language) PGDFE School of Andhra Visakhapatnam, First 1 | Page (PG Diploma in Functional Distance University Andhra Pradesh. May 2016 Class English) Education Andhra University School of PGDTTM Distance First Andhra Visakhapatnam, (PG Diploma in Travel & Education Class University Andhra Pradesh May 2017 Tourism Management) Andhra University School of PGCTE Distance EFLU (PG Certificate In Teaching Hyderabad Education Hyderabad English) EFLU EXTRA CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Soft Skills for Centre for study of social exclusion and 19th Participation Marginalized Youth inclusive policy, Andhra University, September, Visakhapatnam 2014 Two Days Orientation Department of Education, Andhra 28-29th Participation Programme University, Visakhapatnam Nov,2013 Work Shop on Mahatma Gandhian Studies Cerntre Andhra 29th August, Participation Gandhi’s Ethical University, Visakhapatnam 2015 communication & Leadership Traits, One Day work Shop on Department of Education, 22nd March, Participation Engaging Children With Dr.B.R.Ambedkar University, Srikakulam 2016 Emerging Technologies One Day work shop on IQAC, 2nd December, Participation Internal Quality Dr.B.R.Ambedkar University, Srikakulam 2016 Assessment and Enhancement National Work Shop on Dr.B.R.Ambedkar University, 7th March, Participation Dissemination of Srikakulam, in Association with APSAC, 2017 Geospatial Technology for Vijayawada Development of Andhra Pradesh in Association with APSAC, Vijayawada 2 | Page One Day Work Shop on Dept. of Journalism and mass 10th April, Participation For Whom the Media communication, Dr.B.R.Ambedkar 2017 Reports – Media and University, Srikakulam Social Responsibility International Work Shop Dept. OfBiotechnology, Organic 27th January, Participation on water, Air, Sanitation, Chemistry and Socialwork 2018 & Hygiene Attitudes and Dr.B.R.Ambedkar, Srikakulam. Practices (WASH 2018) National level workshop Department of computer Science and 18th – 20th Participation on ‘Applications of Engineering September, Machine learning and big Sri Sivani College of Engineering , 2018 data (AMLBD-2018) Chilakapalem, Srikakulam HALL of FAME By LRS/reg no743/2015(Linguistics 27th October Awarded Received appreciation Award-2018 Research Society, Visakhapatnam) ,2018 “HALL of FAME” The Resource person in the College of Arts and Commerce, Andhra 22nd- Certificate of appreciation training programme on soft University, Visakhapatnam 27thOctober, skills 2018 4th International Institution of Engineers, Chandigarh, 3rd November, Presenting Paper on Conference on Research India 2018 “Aggrandizement Of Development in Arts, Vocabulary Learning in Social Science and Undergraduate Novice : Humanities Teaching Strategies” Certificate of publication Universal Review Journal, Volume 7, November, The Paper entitled “The Issue XI, November, 2018, Nagpur, India 2018 Aggrandizement Of Vocabulary Learning in Undergraduate Novice : Teaching Strategies” International Seminar - Department of English, 8-9th The Paper entitled Paper presentation AndhraUniversity, Visakhapatnam. Nov,2018 “Emotional English for Rural Women Empowerment in India” Book Published By 1st Edition ISBN 978-93-88125-42-0 ‘Handbook Of Principles Nimmagadda Surya Raghavendra, 2018 and Techniques in English Majji Rama Rao, Language Teaching Challa Krishnaveer Abhishek. Award-RACE-2019 International Award Conference on 10th April Best Educator award Bangkok –Best Educator Research,Analyze,Communicate, and ,2019 Evaluate By India Education Charitable 3 | Page Trust, India An International College of 2nd April,2019 Paper Presentation on symposium on Engg,DRBRAU,Etcherla,Srikakulam “Constituting an Multidisciplinary Trends in dist,A.P Emotional Identity in Engg and Technologies Technical Students studies –SAVISKAR2K19 Relevance of Imbibing Academic and Soft Skills in Pupils” ISBN-978-93-86954-06-0 International Conference Organized by Bio-technology, 23-24th Organizing member WASH-2019 OrganicChemistry, Social Work and Feb,2019 Basic Sciences, College of Engg, DRBRAU, Etcherla, Srikakulam International Conference Department of English, 14-16th Paper Presented On Interdisciplinary AndhraUniversity, Visakhapatnam March,2019 on”Environment and Studies of Literature and English Language culture Learning” Two day National Seminar Gandhian Studies Centre, From 15th Paper presented on on ‘Relevance of Mahatma Andhra University, Visakhapatnam February to “Relevance to Gandhi’s Philosophy in the Collaboration with Akkannapragada 16th February, Gandhianism impacts contemporary society’ Charitable Trust, Visakhapatnam 2020. current society” A three week UGC UGC Human Resource Development 11th March Obtained grade ‘A’ SPONSORED orientation Centre,Andhra University, 2020 to 19th course Visakhapatnam March,2020& 3rdAugust,202 0 International Journal for Paper entitled “ Analysis of Characters 24th ISSN 2456-5083 Innovative Engineering and a Brief Study on Joseph Conrad’s March,2020 Vol 9, and Management Research Heart of Darkness” Issue03,March,2020 ELSEVIER-SSRN International Journal for Paper entitled “ Role of Study Skills in 11th Nov,2020 ISSN 2456-5083 Innovative Engineering Improving English Language Learning Vol 9,Issue 11Nov,2020 and Management Research Process” ELSEVIER-SSRN Journal of The Maharaja Relevance to Gandhianism Impacts on ISSN : 0025-0422 Sayajirao University of Emerging Trends in Current Society Vol – 54, No.2 (III) 2020 Baroda 4 | Page SAMBODHI A Quarterly Emerging Soft Skills for enhancing Jan- ISSN : 2249-6661 Peer reviewed, Refereed Employability and Reducing March,2021 Vol- 44 No.01(VII) Research journal Unemployment January-March 2021 International Journal of Emerging Soft Skills Applying ISSN:2008-8019 Aquatic Science(IJAS) “Literature Circles” Vol 12,ISSUE 02,2021 Turkish Online Journal of Portrayal of Self Respect in the June,2021 Vol 12,Issue 5, Qualitative Protagonists of Tony Morrison’s June 2021:570-596 Inquiry(TOJQI) “BELOVED” and Kali Patnam Rama Rao’s “YAGNAM” –A Comparative Study Webinars / Online FDP’s / Online Quiz: 1. Participated onlinequiz entitled “Phonetic Transcription conducted by Dept of English and JKC, D.S.Government Degree College (w). Ongole on 30thMay, 2020, secured 95 %. 2. Participated online FDP on ‘Tools and techniques for Teacher in post COVID 19 scenario’ Conducted and organized by YRF Mumbai and Dept of Social Work, Dr B.R.A.U Srikakulam from 01.06. 2020 to 05.06.2020. 3. Participated webinar on ‘Discourse analysis: Research and literacy in the language class room presented byTATA institute of social sciences on 5thJune 2020. 4. Participated online quiz on ‘Teaching aptitude’ conducted by Dept of Botany, VSR Govt Degree and P.G College , Movva, Krishna District, A.P. on 9th June 2020, secured 70%. 5. Participated online quiz on Botany conducted by Dept of Botany, VSR Govt Degree and P.G College , Movva, Krishna District, A.P. on 9th June 2020, secured 50%. 6. Participated online quiz on ‘out come based education and accreditation (NBA & NAAC)’ organized by Dept of information technology, SSGMCE, Shegaonon 9th June 2020. 7. Participated online quiz on ‘World Environment Day’ organized by Sardar Patel College of Education, Bakrol on 9th June 2020. 8. Participated webinar on ‘Insights into cybercrimes and drug abuse organized by Royal Global University, Gowahathi on 9thJune 2020. 9. Participated National webinar on ‘Applications of chemistry: soldier and Society: organized by Dept of Chemistry(UG& P.G) in association with IQAC on 9thJune, 2020. 10. Participated National level sports quiz organized by Dept of Physical education, Parvathy’s Arts and Science College on 10thJune, 2020. 5 | Page 11. Participated National webinar on ‘Recent Perspectives in the Research of Indus Civilization ‘Organized by the Dept of History and Tourism in the association with IQAC on 11th June 2020. 12. Participated in One Weekonline FDP on“Role of Teachers in Quality Enhancement and Accreditation” Organized by SanthiRam Engineering College, Nandyal in Association with ‘Kristu Jayanthi College, Bangalore from June 5, 2020 to June 11, 2020. 13. Participated in online Quiz 2020 on “Teaching ability and awareness about
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