National Curriculum Council Pakistan

12/03/2023

To give feedback, please click www.ncc.gov.pk

08/03/2023

https://www.dawn.com/news/1740572

Curriculum Council issues NOCs for publishing books on religions of seven minority groups

16/12/2021

The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training co-hosted a policy dialogue with KP provincial board yesterday ,15th December 2021. There were in depth sessions held with government officials, private school associations, private publishers, teachers and parents. The aim of the sessions was to receive detailed feedback on the draft curriculum. Dr. Mariam Chughtai, Director National Curriculum Council, led the sessions and had candid conversations with all participants.

14/12/2021

The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training cohosted a policy dialogue with the Punjab Textbook and Curriculum Board (PTCB) at QAED yesterday ,13th December 2021. There were in depth sessions held with government officials, private school associations, private publishers , teachers and parents. The aim of the sessions was to receive detailed feedback on the draft curriculum. Dr Mariam Chughtai,Director National Curriculum Council,
led the sessions and had candid conversations with all participants.

13/12/2021

In order to get input and feedback of all the federating units for developing consensus Single National Curriculum, regional policy dialogue have been started. The series of consultations on SNC kicked off with first meeting at Muzaffarabad Azad Jammu & Kashmir on 10th December 2021. Secretary E&SE Mr. Muhammad Ehsan was the guest of honour at the event. Director, NCC Secretariat, Dr. Mariam Chughtai informed the representatives form public and private sector educational organizations about the vision, approach and progress of the SNC. Later, she answered the queries of the audience on different aspects of recent curriculum reforms. The attendees of the meeting termed this engagement a much needed and successful event to clarify the confusions.

05/12/2021

Single National Curriculum DRAFT is now ready for feedback!

Teachers, Students, Educators, Citizens are all invited to participate.

VISIT snc.gov.pk and click on Feedback.

Deadline (first round): Dec 20

25/11/2021

Dr. Mariam Chughtai, Director National Curriculum Council, H.E. Dr. Darem Tabba, Education Minister of Syria, H.E. Mazen Obaid Syrian Ambassador to Pakistan, Air Marshal (Rtd) Pakistan Ambassador to Syria, Mr. Suhail Bin Aziz, AEA, NCC, and Mr. Asif Safdar, Protocol Officer M/o Federal Education Pakistan pose for a group photo. H.E. Dr. Darem Tabba, Education Minister Syria visited NCC Secretariat and showed great interest in the different processes of the development of Single National Curriculum.

18/11/2021

Clarification regarding Kalma e Shahadat in SNC Islamiat textbook grade 3

13/10/2021

NOW!
An exciting opportunity for bachelors and masters students / graduates.

The National Curriculum Council (NCC) is in the process of developing the Single National Curriculum for grades K-12.

We are looking for Research Assistants with a keen interest in education policy and practice to work closely with experts.

Research Assistants will facilitate different subject teams through and logistical support.

APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Oct 17, 2021

Notes:
RAs will be hired to work from
20 Oct - 20 Jan, 2022,
3-4 hours/ week on average.
This is a volunteer position, with the possibility of extension/ paid opportunity later on.

Application link: https://forms.gle/KRoRz12y5d96VUaq6

04/10/2021

Some confusion has been reported regarding Wording of Kalma e Shahdat in SNC model textbook Islamiyat Grade 3. There are some videos in circulation regarding this claiming the wordings used to be wrong. In this regard, a meeting of the experts from five schools of thought was convened at NCC Secretariat. It was declared that the words used in the textbook are the same, used in Bukhari Hadith number 835. However, the other version is also available. These words cannot be called wrong.

21/09/2021

*JOBS OPENINGS*

*_National Curriculum Council_* (NCC) Secretariat has advertised the following posts:

1) *Deputy Educational Advisor* (PPS-09) Rs. 175,000/ month required qualification and experience : PhD with 08 years experience OR M.Phil/MS with 10years experience OR Masters with 12 years experience.

2) *Assistant Educational Advisor* (PPS-08) Rs. 125,000/ month. Required qualification and experience: Master Degree with 05 years experience (with higher degrees experience requirement can be relaxed)

3. *Consultant* (Market Competitive) Doctorate in Education with four years post- doctorate experience.

*Deadline to apply*:
*Sep 27, 2021*

Send application / CV to the office of Assistant Educational Advisor (A&D) at Plot 35, Sector H-9/4,Islamabad

For details, visit our website at www.snc.gov.pk

For queries contact [email protected] or [email protected]

23/08/2021

ISLAMABAD, Aug 23 (APP): Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday said the best solution to all social problems lay in following the Seerat of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and emphasized that besides Islamic history, the children should be taught the golden principles of his life.

Chairing a review meeting on the implementation of Single National Curriculum, the prime minister said the Prophet’s Seerat was a beacon for all the coming generations with its specific emphasis on ethics, morality and mannerism.

The prime minister directed finalization of the curriculum for sixth to twelfth grades by the end of this year, in consultation with provinces.

He expressed satisfaction over the performance of the Ministry of Education in implementing the national curriculum and emphasized on its constant review and necessary changes.

The meeting was attended by Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mehmood, Special Assistant Dr. Shahbaz Gill, Parliamentary Secretary Wajiha Akram and senior officials of the ministry.

Shafqat Mahmood gave a detailed briefing on the inclusion of content related to the teachings of Seerat-un-Nabi (PBUH) in the curriculum.

He mentioned that scholars belonging to various religious schools of thought had been consulted in detail.

The meeting was told that focus had also been laid on the quality of teacher training and examinations.