A new branch of Sri Sai Montessori Teacher Training Institute, which has been functioning successfully in Madurai for the past eight years, was inaugurated near the Dindigul Bus Stand by Dr. M. Abdul Kadir, Dean of Science and Humanities, Sethu Engineering College, Kariyapatti, Virudhunagar District.
The institution has earned a distinct reputation in the field of teacher education by providing quality Montessori teacher training and facilitating immediate employment opportunities for its students.
Speaking as the Chief Guest at the inaugural function, Dr. M. Abdul Kadir formally declared the new branch open and delivered a special address. In his speech, he stated that the expansion of Sri Sai Montessori Teacher Training Institute from Madurai to Dindigul stands as a testimony to the trust, credibility, and success the institution has achieved in the educational sector.
He appreciated the institute for not only offering excellent teacher training but also ensuring employment opportunities for its trainees. He further congratulated the Managing Directors, Mrs. Karthiyayini and Dr. Prabhakaran, for their dedicated efforts towards the educational and professional development of students.
Dr. Abdul Kadir also conveyed his best wishes to the students enrolling in the new Dindigul branch and encouraged them to excel in their studies and future teaching careers.
Earlier, Mrs. Karthiyayini, Managing Director of the institute, welcomed the gathering and elaborated on the specialized training programmes offered to students. Dr. Prabhakaran, the other Managing Director, highlighted the origin, growth, educational objectives, and various initiatives undertaken by the institution for the advancement of students.
The function was attended by prominent personalities from Madurai, including Mr. Murugesan and Mr. Natarajan, Advocate Balasubramanian of Dindigul, teachers, parents, students, and members of the public in large numbers.
The arrangements for the event were coordinated by the faculty members Mrs. Manjula Devi, Mrs. Rubia, and Mrs. Shefeena. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Mrs. Mubeen, Training Coordinator.