Tilak Dhari Singh P.G. College’s Department of teacher education , established in 1964, is a dynamic and forward-thinking division of TDPG College Jaunpur. With a strong emphasis on academic excellence and holistic development, the education department offers a wide range of programs and courses for aspiring teachers. The department is equipped with state -of-the-art education including modern classrooms and well-equipped laboratories, to provide pupil teacher with hands-on learning experiences. The dedicated faculty members are highly qualified and experienced, ensuring that pupil teacher receive a quality education. The department also actively promotes research and innovation in the field of education, providing opportunities for students to contribute to the advancement of the discipline. Overall, the T.D.P.G. College Teacher Education Department is committed to nurturing future educators who are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and values to make a positive impact in the field of education.
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Born on 29th February, 1872 in a middle class kshattriya family in village Kuddupur, district Jaunpur. Th.Tilak Dhari Singh completed his school education partly in Jaunpur and partly in Semari of Raebareily district of U.P. He did his graduation in 1894 from Canning College of Lucknow University. After graduation he enrolled for law degree in 1895 but owing to the sudden death of his beloved father he discontinued his studies. He was an energetic and promising young man. He came into contact with the leading lawyers of the city of jaunpur and helped the poor and neglected sections of the society in their legal problems. He was always worried to see the condition of the poor and felt that it could be improved only if they are properly educated. He decided to establish an institution of learning meant for the people irrespective of caste and creed With this aim in mind he started an English Middle School in rented premises in the year 1914. The sapling planted then has now grown up as a big Banyan tree.
