Overview
Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus
Course Overview:
The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of various social sciences and arts subjects. It is a two-year full-time course covering both Class 11 and Class 12. The program follows the annual examination system, with the final examination in Class 12.
Course Outlines:
The course covers various subjects, including sociology, psychology, economics, history, geography, English, Nepali, political science, and literature. Students engage in interactive classroom sessions, discussions, research projects, presentations, and creative activities to develop a well-rounded understanding of these subjects.
Duration:
The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program is a two-year full-time course, with Class 11 and Class 12 each comprising one academic year.
Objectives:
The program aims to:
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Develop critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills.
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Foster an understanding of social, cultural, and historical perspectives.
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Encourage creativity, expression, and appreciation of literature and arts.
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Enhance research, writing, and presentation abilities.
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Prepare students for higher education in social sciences, humanities, media, arts, and related fields.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for the Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus, students must have completed their School Leaving Certificate (SLC) or an equivalent examination from a recognized institution.
Fee Structures:
For detailed information about the fee structures for the Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program, interested individuals are advised to contact the administration office of Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the program, students will be able to:
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Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of various subjects in the social sciences and arts.
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Analyze and interpret societal, cultural, and historical phenomena.
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Apply critical thinking and analytical skills to evaluate complex issues.
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Communicate effectively through oral presentations and written assignments.
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Conduct research and present findings using appropriate methodologies.
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Appreciate and interpret literary and artistic works from different periods and cultures.
Scope:
The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program provides a solid foundation for higher education in sociology, psychology, economics, history, geography, literature, political science, journalism, and media studies. Graduates can pursue careers in teaching, research, journalism, content writing, public administration, cultural organizations, NGOs, and other sectors.
Career Prospects:
Completing the Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program opens up various career opportunities for students. Graduates can pursue roles such as:
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Research Assistant
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Social Worker
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Journalist
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Content Writer
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Teacher/Instructor
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Cultural Program Coordinator
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NGO Coordinator
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Public Relations Officer
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Event Organizer
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Policy Analyst
Why Choose this Course:
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The program provides a well-rounded education in social sciences and arts.
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It offers opportunities for critical thinking, self-expression, and creativity.
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Students develop a deep understanding of societal, cultural, and historical aspects.
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The course prepares students for higher education and specialized careers.
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The program fosters research, writing, and presentation skills applicable to various fields.
Scholarship:
Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus provides scholarships and financial assistance to deserving and talented students. For further details, eligible students can inquire about scholarship opportunities at the administration office.
The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Ganeshman Singh Multiple Campus offers a comprehensive social sciences and arts education, preparing students for higher education and diverse career paths. With a focus on critical thinking, research, and creativity, this program equips students with the skills needed to thrive in the dynamic world of social sciences and humanities.
