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Continuing Education for Neo-Literates Total Literacy Campaign aimed at imparting functional literacy to illiterates in the age group of 9 to 45 years and to ensure enrollment of all children in the age group of 6 to 9 in the schools. And with the successful implementation of TLCs in several districts all over the country, a situation is emerging whereby millions of illiterates are acquiring basic literacy skills and joining the class of neo-literates each year. Without a meaningful post literacy programme, many of these persons may relapse into the old world of illiteracy. Post Literacy Programme
comprises of a two-year programme, which includes about 50 hours of
guided learning as a bridge towards taking learners to a self reliant
level of learning. Hence, this Continuing Education Programme comprises
of self-directed learning through library service, newspapers for neo-literates,
Charcha Mandals and other activities such as vocational and skill development
trainings. For
the implementation of this scheme, establishment of Continuing Education
Centres (CECs & NCEs) is required. These have been set up in public
buildings available within the village. The timings of the CECs/ Nodal
CECs have been decided by the local community. Normally one CEC has
been provided for a village to serve around 500
neo-literates in a population of around 1500-2000. To run a CEC or NCEC,
there is one “Prerak” and one “Asstt. Prerak”, who have a minimum qualification
of Secondary School. Progress: Total Literacy Campaign:
Post Literacy Campaign:
Continuing Education:
Proposed Budgetary Requirement and Sanctions
of CE programme:
On going programs-
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