IGNOU to provide tele-education services to 53 African countries
New Delhi, Jun 1 (UNI) The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will soon provide Tele-Education services to all the 53 countries of the African Union(AU).
Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and IGNOU have signed an agreement to set up a satellite and Optic Fibre based "Pan-African e-Network" connecting India and 53-member countries of African Union, Vice Chancellor Prof V N Rajasekharan Pillai said here today.
IGNOU's services will consist of preparing the electronic content in different educational courses for various African countries, covering post graduation, graduation and Diploma/ Certification level programmes in the fields of Science, Engineering, Arts, Business Administration, Healthcare, Nurses' Training, Teachers' training etc. as desired by the Ministry of External Affairs/AU/Individual African countries participating in the network.
The University will also arrange for delivering of lectures/e-content as per schedules drawn by TCIL in consultation with MEA, IGNOU and the experts from the identified Universities in Africa.
The main obligations of TCIL will be to establish a Tele-education studio with associated hardware/ software for Tele-education application at IGNOU campus and to establish communication links for Tele-education services.
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