Apply Now Orientation 2026 BSCC Scheme

Train the Trainer (TTT) Programme

Event Date: 3rd & 4th August 2026

Event time- 9:30 am -5:00 pm

Event Venue- 301 block A

Event Brief Description

The School of Business organized a two-day Train the Trainer (TTT) Programme on 3rd and 4th August 2026 for a select group of faculty members from the Communication and SLLL Departments.

The programme was organized with the objective of enhancing the faculty members' capabilities as trainers and preparing them to effectively facilitate student development and Industry Readiness initiatives. The sessions were conducted by Ms. Abha Chaudhary, a professional trainer and grooming coach.

The programme focused on areas including professional presence, communication, personality development, grooming, presentation skills, body language, and workplace etiquette. The sessions were interactive and practical, providing faculty members with an opportunity to learn, participate and reflect on their own professional presence.

Event Detailed Description

The Train the Trainer Programme was organized by the School of Business on 3rd and 4th August 2026 as a focused faculty development initiative. The programme was attended by a selected group of faculty members from the Communication and SLLL Departments.

The sessions were conducted by Ms. Abha Chaudhary, who provided practical guidance on various aspects of professional development. The programme covered areas such as professional grooming, appropriate workplace dressing, body language, communication, confidence, personality development and professional etiquette.

The training was designed to be interactive and experiential, enabling the participating faculty members to engage with the trainer and understand how professional presence and effective communication can influence their interactions with students and colleagues.

The programme also aimed to equip faculty members with practical insights that could be applied in their regular academic responsibilities and in future student-facing training and Industry Readiness initiatives.

Overall, the two-day programme provided the participating faculty members with an opportunity for professional development and self-reflection, while strengthening their confidence and awareness of professional presentation and communication.

Event Outcome

The Train the Trainer Programme provided participating faculty members with practical exposure to professional grooming, communication, body language, presentation, personality development and workplace etiquette.

The sessions helped participants develop greater awareness of their professional presence and provided practical guidance that can be applied in their day-to-day academic interactions and future student training initiatives.

The interactive sessions conducted by Ms. Abha Chaudhary provided an engaging learning experience for the participants. The programme contributed to faculty development and supported the School of Business's objective of building a stronger pool of faculty trainers for future Industry Readiness and student development initiatives.

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