The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Adarsha Multiple Campus (AMC), Gajuri, Dhading is a Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliated bachelor-level program under the Faculty of Education. The program supports students who want to build academic grounding in education and develop classroom-ready skills through prescribed practical work, practice teaching, and other practical examinations.
English is taught as a compulsory subject in the education stream and is also offered as a major area, with structured subject coverage across B.Ed. years. Academic delivery is supported through departmental coordination, research guidance for B.Ed. fourth-year students, and campus-wide systems such as academic calendars and teaching plans.
Course Name: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
College Name: Adarsha Multiple Campus (AMC)
Location: Gajuri, Dhading, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU)
Faculty/Stream: Faculty of Education
Major Areas (departmental structure): English Education, Nepali Language Education
English in B.Ed.: Compulsory and major (10 major English subjects across B.Ed. years)
B.Ed. at AMC is delivered in a community-based academic setting created to expand access to higher education in southern Dhading. The program runs within an academic calendar prepared at the start of each new session and is supported by subject-wise departments.
The English Department plays a direct role in B.Ed. delivery through classroom teaching, practice teaching coordination, and practical examinations. English is taught as a compulsory subject in the education stream, and English is also offered as a major subject. Across B.Ed. first to fourth years, the major English track includes ten major English subjects.
Course-specific subject details vary by specialization and department structure. Within B.Ed. delivery at AMC:
English is taught as a compulsory subject in the education stream and is offered as a major subject across B.Ed. years.
Subject-wise departments under the Faculty of Education include English Education and Nepali Language Education.
B.Ed. delivery includes structured practical components aligned with curriculum requirements, including:
Practice teaching coordination
Practical examinations used for student assessment
Research and report writing support for B.Ed. fourth-year students
B.Ed. fourth-year students receive guidance for research and report writing using APA 7th edition standards.
B.Ed. at AMC is organized to support:
Classroom teaching preparation through planned instruction
Student-centered teaching practices within regular teaching–learning activities
Regular evaluation of teaching–learning activities through campus academic systems
Student development through curricular and co-curricular participation aligned with the academic calendar
Students completing B.Ed. at AMC gain experience in:
Managing course learning through planned unit and subject coverage
Completing prescribed practical work, including practice teaching and practical examinations
Producing structured academic writing, including research reports at B.Ed. fourth-year level using APA 7th edition
B.Ed. students build skills through academic and department-led activities, including:
Academic writing and research reporting
Language and communication development through English-focused activities
Participation and presentation through structured student activities and competitions
Academic delivery is supported through departmental coordination and campus quality processes, including:
Regular classes and prescribed practical activities
Annual teaching plans and unit/subject planning by faculty members
Research guidance through the Research Management Cell (RMC), including support to B.Ed. fourth-year students for research and report writing
Key English Department roles and responsibilities connected to B.Ed. include coordinating:
Teaching English in the education stream (compulsory and major)
Practice teaching and practical examinations for assessment
Research guidance support for B.Ed. fourth-year students
English Department Faculty Members
HoD: Ms. Shanti Shah
Members: Mr. Rudra Prasad Danai, Mr. Subash Khanal, Mr. Nara Bahadur Gurung
AMC provides full and partial scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, including learners facing economic hardship and students from marginalized communities. Scholarship distribution is managed through a structured committee system.
B.Ed. supports pathways into education-focused work where academic preparation, teaching practice, and practical assessment experience are relevant. Graduates also use B.Ed. as a foundation for continued study in education and related fields.
Students select B.Ed. at AMC for practical, access-based reasons:
TU affiliation and local availability in Gajuri, Dhading
Community-based campus model created to expand access to higher education
Department-led teaching and practical coordination, including practice teaching and practical examinations
Research and report-writing guidance for B.Ed. fourth-year students
Scholarship support for disadvantaged learners
The B.Ed. program at Adarsha Multiple Campus (AMC) is a TU-affiliated education program delivered through structured departments, planned teaching systems, and curriculum-aligned practical work. English is taught as both a compulsory and major subject in the education stream, supported by a dedicated English Department. Research report writing guidance for B.Ed. fourth-year students and scholarship support reflect AMC’s long-standing role as a community campus serving students in Gajuri, Dhading and nearby areas.
B.Ed. is offered at Adarsha Multiple Campus (AMC) in Gajuri, Dhading, Nepal.
The B.Ed. program at AMC is affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU).
Yes. English is taught as a compulsory subject in the education stream, and English is also offered as a major subject with ten major English subjects across B.Ed. first to fourth years.
Yes. B.Ed. delivery includes prescribed practical activities, practice teaching coordination, and other practical examinations used for assessment.
Yes. B.Ed. fourth-year students receive research and report-writing guidance using APA 7th edition standards through research support systems.
Yes. AMC provides full and partial scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds through a structured scholarship distribution system.
