Bosse Sikkim Real or Fake
The Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education (BOSSE), Sikkim, is an open school board that aims to cater to the diverse educational needs of various groups of students up to the pre-diploma level including secondary/secondary, skill, and vocational education. , Bosse Sikkim is an open schooling board in Sikkim, established under Act No.1. This means that a BOSSE passport is eligible for admission to all universities, colleges, and higher educational institutions in the country and abroad.
Bosse Sikkim is also accredited by NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling), the Ministry of Education, and Govt. India as an Open School Board. Therefore, BOSSE’s certificates are recognized on par with other bodies – both National and State School Boards. The Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education aims to promote and strengthen open schooling across the country and create pathways for higher studies. With a flexible education system that combines academic and vocational programs, BOSSE’s mission is to make education universal and mainstream. Equality and justice in society.
About Bosse Sikkim
Major authorized by the Government of Sikkim To strengthen school education across the country, the Government of Sikkim through Gazette Notification (Act No. 14 of 2020) has empowered BOSSE to impart secondary/secondary education, skill, and vocational training through various mediums of education. A flexible education system, a mix of academic and vocational subjects, digital support through the Swayam platform, credit transfer of up to two subjects obtained from other boards and more than 100 vocational courses are some of the salient features of Bosse Sikkim.
Approvals/Approvals
- BOSSE has been established by the Government under Act No. 14 of 2020. from Sikkim.
- NIOS has accepted BOSSE, Sikkim as a recognized board.
- AIU has granted BOSSE equivalence status and recognizes BOSSE certificates for further studies.
- Vice President of India Shri M. Received a letter of thanks from Venkaiah Naidu.
- Thank you message to Chief from Lt Gen Gurmeet Singh (Governor of Uttarakhand).
- Message of thanks to Chief Shri Kalraj Mishra (Governor of Rajasthan).
- Vishwabhushan Harichandan congratulated BOSS for the constructive employment and education-oriented curriculum.
- Congratulatory message to BOSS from Om Birla (Speaker of Lok Sabha, India) for excellent competency-based training.
- Message to Boss – Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal “Nishank”, Minister of Education, Govt. From India.
- Message to Boss – Shri. Yes. P. Upadhyaya, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Education Department, Government of Sikkim.
Secondary School Program
The secondary level corresponds to the tenth standard. Students who turn 14 on August 31, 2020, can be admitted to secondary school and choose their subjects from the BOSSE subject scheme.
Higher Secondary School Program
The highest level of secondary education corresponds to the twelfth grade; Students who are 16 years old as of August 31, 2020, have successfully passed their tenth standard and now need to continue their further secondary education can apply for this BOSSE level. This BOSSE certificate is equivalent to certificates from other boards like NIOS, CBSE, CISE, and other government-open schools and state-level boards. Students can choose their subjects from the Bosse Sikkim subject scheme
Skills and vocational training
Skill and vocational training is an important phase of the National Education Initiative. Here Bosse Sikkim has made every effort to make skills and professional training more integrated, reliable, creative, and relevant. Recognizing the importance of competency and vocational education, we have taken several initiatives to make it more effective and useful in terms of benefiting learners. The main focus of the BOSSE competency area is “how to integrate mid-level workforce with skilled occupations” to close the unemployment gap. whether urban or rural; This department of skill and vocational training from BOSSE, Sikkim has proved more effective in the changing national context.
