| Date : | February 8 - 13, 2010 |
| Time : | 10:15 am - 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm |
| Venue : | Mayapur Academy Classroom 2 |
| Service Charges : | Rs. 2,450 |
This is a prerequisite for VTE Teacher Training Course 2 and the Mayapur Institute Bhakti-sastri Teacher Training Course. In this course, students will learn what constitutes effective teaching and facilitation by learning:
Devotees will participate in group exercises, class discussions, experiential learning exercises, and group presentations; and they will learn how to utilize these teaching methods by their participation. This course is suitable both for experienced and novice teachers. It is particularly appropriate for devotees involved in training other devotees. It is highly interactive, intensive, transformational, and fun.
To pre-register for the course, please click here.
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Atul Krishna dasa joined ISKCON's Melbourne Mahaprabhu Mandir in 1985. A disciple of Prabhavisnu Swami, he served as a book distributer and fundraiser in Melbourne from 1986 to 1996. He joined the Bangladesh Yatra in 1996 and preached village to village for 3 years, during which he learnt fluent Bengali. Since 1999 he has been residing in Sri Dhama Mayapur. He has been teaching Bhakti-sastri in Mayapur for the last 8 years and has been involved in teacher training for the last 5 years. He conducts teacher training and Bhakti-sastri seminars throughout India, Asia and Australia. He is currently supervising Bhakti-sastri and Bhaktivaibhava courses in Mayapur.
Caitanya Carana dasa took to Krsna consciousness in the year 2000, whilst working as a school teacher. He is a disciple of H.H. Bhakti Caitanya Swami. He joined as a fulltime devotee at Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Mandir in Durban, South Africa in the year 2003. He served as book-distributor and preacher for 6 years. After completing his Bhakti Sastri and teacher training courses in the 2009/ 2010 season, joined as a Mayapur Institute staff member. Currently he serves as the assessment co-coordinator and an assistant facilitator for the Bhakti Sastri courses, which are conducted by the Mayapur Institute throughout India.