Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has issued a notification about resuming student tele-counseling services for the fourth time - students can dial 1800-11-8004 to get counseling.
The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has issued a notification regarding the resumption of student tele counseling services for the fourth time this year. The 10th, 12th examinations will be conducted across India from July 1 to July 15, 2020. In addition, the board decided to resume free psychological tele counseling sessions for students from June 1 to July 15, between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm seven days a week.
The CBSE Psychological Helpline will be accessible through a toll-free number 1800-11-8004 and will have two features, IVRS and Live Counseling. All general questions will be answered by teleoperators. CBSE has appointed 73 counselors and principals to assist in live counseling and psychological sessions in India.
Even though the Board exams are not being conducted in schools abroad, CBSE appointed 21 volunteer principals and counsellors to be available for students in Oman, Singapore, Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Nepal, Kuwait and USA. Read| CBSE Result 2020: Board issues advisory for students and parents regarding miscreants
This time also there would be a new segment on IVRS for COVID19. The students are under a lot of fo pressure due to the coronavirus outbreak and would need counselling on that. This segment would answer their queries in COVID19, give them useful tips to tackle the pressure, provide parents and students knowledge of exam centre protocols, how to practice self-care in the pandemic etc.
Through the IVRS facility, the board will answer important questions related to exam dates, preparation suggestions and providing information to parents. The board started the facility in February this year and is now continuing for the fourth time.
“An additional additional free service of the CBSE Helpline for students and general public was pressed into service mainly during the lockdown period to create awareness and tackle the pandemic,” the board notification also reads. CBSE Board has also been providing counselling to stranded students at hostels away from their homes maintaining their mental and emotional well being.
The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has issued a notification regarding the resumption of student tele counseling services for the fourth time this year. The 10th, 12th examinations will be conducted across India from July 1 to July 15, 2020. In addition, the board decided to resume free psychological tele counseling sessions for students from June 1 to July 15, between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm seven days a week.
The CBSE Psychological Helpline will be accessible through a toll-free number 1800-11-8004 and will have two features, IVRS and Live Counseling. All general questions will be answered by teleoperators. CBSE has appointed 73 counselors and principals to assist in live counseling and psychological sessions in India.
Even though the Board exams are not being conducted in schools abroad, CBSE appointed 21 volunteer principals and counsellors to be available for students in Oman, Singapore, Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Nepal, Kuwait and USA. Read| CBSE Result 2020: Board issues advisory for students and parents regarding miscreants
This time also there would be a new segment on IVRS for COVID19. The students are under a lot of fo pressure due to the coronavirus outbreak and would need counselling on that. This segment would answer their queries in COVID19, give them useful tips to tackle the pressure, provide parents and students knowledge of exam centre protocols, how to practice self-care in the pandemic etc.
Through the IVRS facility, the board will answer important questions related to exam dates, preparation suggestions and providing information to parents. The board started the facility in February this year and is now continuing for the fourth time.
“An additional additional free service of the CBSE Helpline for students and general public was pressed into service mainly during the lockdown period to create awareness and tackle the pandemic,” the board notification also reads. CBSE Board has also been providing counselling to stranded students at hostels away from their homes maintaining their mental and emotional well being.
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