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Description
With corporate evolution, multi-tasking, downsizing and outsourcing of employees, overtaking traditional work structures, one job for a lifetime is no longer a reality. Coping with these sweeping changes, the education sector has revolutionized to address specific individual needs and encourage persons to continuously re-invent themselves by learning and thereafter apply new skills.
The book is at its best in portraying the mapping of the administrative and operative maze of a typical school or college in India. The book provides an interesting narration of Legal Do's and Don'ts for those involved in providing or obtaining education in and from a systemised organization.
Recommended as an armchair review of the Indian education sector from the legal standpoint, the book has focused on making the opening and operating of an academic institution in India an achievable task. The book covers all the legal concerns which integrate the institute, the teacher, the staff, the students. The chapters conveniently merge to examine the education experience 'legally' from both ends of the spectrum as an educational institution or as recipient of formal education.
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Contents
Chapter I - Indian Educational System
Chapter II - The Institute
Chapter III - The Teacher
Chapter IV - The Student
Chapter V - The Books
Chapter VI - The Qualification
Chapter VII - Miscellaneous Issues - Role of Parents, Legal Guardians and Third Parties
Chapter VIII - The PAI Foundation Case and its Offshoots
Chapter IX - Extra Informations
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