MJC Higher Secondary Results - 100% Succes

We are excited that in the Class 12 (higher secondary) board examination  all the students of the MJC Class of 15 cleared the threshold.

Join us in congratulating the staff and students for this outstanding performance .

Meet our toppers

MJC – KIKANI School Football match organized by Rotary Club of Coimbatore

We at MJC strive to excel both in studies and in extracurricular activities. So when we got an opportunity to play a friendly match of football with the students of Shree Baladevdas  Kikani Higher Secondary School we were excited. Kikani School is a very reputed school in Coimbatore encourages and supports its students in a wide variety of sports and games. Thus it was a privilege for us to have a friendly match with them at their grounds.

Rtn Krishna Kumar Payal and Rtn Shafiq from Rotary Club of Coimbatore which is the sponsor club of Rotaract and Interact Club of MJC were instrumental in organising this match.  Mr Payal and Mr Shafiq along with few other Rotarians attended the function to cheer our team. They also arranged for sumptuous snacks for us after the game and gifted us three footballs,

The match was held on 30^th April 2015 at the Kikani Grounds at 4 pm. Our delegation to Kikani included the full MJC team of 26 girls from grades 8 to 12, our staff Mr. Shyam Trinath, Mrs.Poonam and a few other students from MJC to cheer our players.

The captain of MJC team was Lalitha Lama of class 10, a forward player. The Kikani team for us was a formidable competition and they played really well. Our team on the other hand fought really hard.  Neither team scored any goals during the regular time. So the game had to be decided by penalty shootouts. In this we managed to excel and our team scored eight goals. The opponent team could score only six goals as our goalkeeper did a fabulous job and we emerged victorious. The penalty goals were made by Anne Joseph, Carola(Sanu Khatun), Celesti, Joan, Jill, Lalitha and Spring(Snuti Priya).  

The match ended at 5:00 p.m. We were treated with lovely refreshments on our way back. We were back at MJC at 7:30 p.m. 

Over all, it was a great experience for all us. We are thankful to the Kikani School, and Rotary Club of Coimbatore for this opportunity and we pray to God that we would get more such opportunities.

Prepared by: Aileen Joseph (Class XII)

Share the Pride with Smritti

I, Smritti Lama Tamang of grade ten tried and succeeded in proving that there are wonders living at the MJC. 

I belong to an economically poor family from West Bengal. I joined the centre in 2012 in order to receive education. My father works as a driver and my mother is a housewife. I also have two siblings. The total income of my family was meagre and could not satisfy the costs of my higher education. 

My father came to know that Michael Job Centre provided education and accommodation to underprivileged girls and thus decided to send me to MJC for my studies. For me, life before MJC was quite tough. On coming here, I was astonished by seeing the size of the work going on here at the centre. I saw the school and found it unique as students from various states of India were studying here. I found my future in safe hands as I saw two colleges-The Michael Job College of Arts and Science for Women and the Michael Job Memorial College of Education, B.Ed. & M.Ed. ready for my higher education. 

The hostel is spacious and full of loving girls living together. I feel that my new home is a beautiful place and I love to stay here. I am extremely grateful to my family and the institution for the constant support given to the students for their studies. I consider myself very lucky to be one among the girls. 

I always wanted to do something in return as to show my gratitude. I did so by scoring 94% in her class 10^th Board exams with two perfect scores (Centum) in subjects of science, 100/100 and social science, 100/100. I aspire to become a chef in future and am ready to work even harder for that. 

I have shown to everyone that the unvarying support given by the world to Michael Job Centre is not going in vain. I want to fulfil the dream of Uncle Dr. P.P. Job, Founder and become a great lady who grew in MJC with the best of values.

MJC High School Board (Class 10) Outstanding Performance in 2015

MJC high school has girls have once again demonstrated their resolve and grit in their high school board examinations. 

The topper Madhangi S scored 97.2% who was closely followed by Praveena B with 97% . Smithi Lama Tamang came third with 94.2%

Smriti Tamang got 100% in both Science and Social Science.

Madhangi, Smirti, Suvati & Praveena have 100% marks for Science

20% of the the total batch of 42, scored more than 90% and 40 scored more than 80% 

This result is matter of pride for the whole MJC family.  

CONGRATS to all 

                                    
                                               

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - MJC

Michael Job College of Arts and Science for Women organized a Faculty development programme on 17^th April - 2015 for the teachers those who are working in Michael job Matriculation Higher secondary school, Michael Job college of Education and Michael Job College of Arts and Science for Women. This was an initiative by Dr.Lali Thomas, Principal and her team.

The resource person for this programme is Dr.G.Ravindran, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Chikanna Government Arts College, Tirupur. The topic of this programme was “Out of box thinking for strengthening teaching pedagogy”. The programme started at 10.30am with prayer song followed by Mrs.S.Ponnammal HOD/AP/Department of English, MJCASW, welcoming the gathering.

Dr.Lali Thomas, Principal, Michael Job College of Arts and Science for Women introduced the Chief Guest. The resource person started the technical session with ice breaking game.  Then he explained many concepts like Teach Less Learn More (TLLM),Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), Values, Skills and Knowledge (VSK), Students Activity Based Interactive Learning (SAIL), Most Important Lesson Learned Yesterday (MILLY)

 After the lunch break he started session with activity based teaching. Teachers participated actively in this session and they enjoyed this session very much. The teachers learned skills like Critical thinking and Problem Solving, Creativity and Innovation, Oral and Written Communication. The session closed by 3.30pm.

    Report prepared by : Dr.R.Vijyalakshmi

Citizenship Training Camp - 2015

The B Ed College at MJC (Michael Job Memorial  College of Education for Women) once again organized our  Citizenship Training Camp for B.Ed., trainees with a  view to sensitize the participants on  ‘ Civic sense and social skills”  and to be more aware of the rights and duties of a good citizen.

The participants were divided into four groups, each with a leader. Each and every participant was given clear responsibilities for the day with instructions and guidelines before the commencement of the camp.

The five day programme was conducted in the college premises from 19^th Jan’15 to 23^rd Jan 2015. The first day began with a grand inaugural function.Mrs.R.Gokilavani, Asst.Prof in Bio.Sc.Edu, welcomed the gathering. Mr.Babu.V.Varu lit the traditional lamp and declared the camp open. The camp

Co-ordinator briefed the objectives of the camp. Mr.Mathew Philip, in his Presidential address, indicated the importance of citizenship.

Dr.Ajex Rumavathy, Principal, Bishop Appasamy college of Education, Coimbatore, clearly explained the duties of a teacher in moulding the future citizens of our nation. Mr.KuruvillaVarghese, Dr.Devanesan Sanjeevi,Principal, Mr.Shyam Trinath and Mr.Venkataraman wished all the students for the success of the camp. Ms.Arthika, student, proposed the Vote of Thanks.

Ten scientific sessions were organized to equip the participants to gain knowledge about good citizenship which included Bio-Diversity, Stress & Time Management,EPIC’3’ MADE, Tamil debate on Women’s Development ,Health Education , First aid, Child Protection issues, Human Rights and Women Empowerment, Personality Development and Positive Thinking. Experts in the concerned fields were invited to deliver the seminars.

For the purpose of developing different skills, Competitions like singing, oratorical, debate, drawing and painting were organized for the participants.                 

An Exposure visit was arranged to G.D Naidu Museum and Regional Science Center which gave a different experience.

On The final day, all the participants displayed the articles made of waste materials (on the concept ‘Wealth from waste’). Prizes were distributed to the winners of the various competitions.

All the participants were enriched by the variety of experiences.

Renaissance 15

Renaissance is MJC cultural festival. We started this in 2013 with the idea of giving our children opportunity to learn how to manage an event, compete with their peers, and to have a chance to interact with a broader set of people from the society around.

In the first year this was limited to college students and was organized by the Michael Job College of Arts and Science for Women. In the subsequent year we introduced this at the school level which is organized by Michael Job Matriculation Higher Secondary School.

Following this tradition we organized Renaissance 15 (Senior and Junior) in January this year. The inter-school competitions (Renaissance – Junior) were held on 23^rd Jan and inter-college competitions (Renaissance – Senior) on 24^th Jan.

Around 150 students from difference schools participated in Renaissance Junior. Competitions were held in the areas of Singing (Solo & Group), Dancing (Solo & Group), Elocution (Tamil & English) Flower Arrangement and so on.

Overall Trophy-  Thiru Janardhana Matriculation HS

Thiru Janardhana Matriculation Higher Secondary School walked away with the overall trophy.We had as Chief Guests Rev. Jacob Thomas and  Rev.James Thomas,

Around 190 Students from 17 colleges participated for Renaissance Senior. Competitions were held in the area of Singing (Solo & Group) Dancing (Solo & Group), Elocution (Tamil & English) and so on.

Dr P P Job Memorial Trophy for the overall winner won by CMS College for Arts & Science Coimbatore . 

Over all Trophy CMS College - Coimbatore

Mr B Vijayan IAS (Retd Chief Secretary of Goa), Ms Devyanni Khobragade IFS and MR Bobby Chemmanur were Guests of Honour who motivated the children and and gave away the prices to the winners.

The students of MJC thrilled the audience with their variety entertainment.

Stars of MJC

The Students of MJC put up stall exhibiting the variety of farm products from their kitchen garden during both the days. Visitors were excited to see this initiative by the student and were too happy to take these to their home. All of them contributed to encourage such activities.

Along with this exhibition of farm products, the students also put up a gaming arcade which had very active participation