Newspunjab
Mohali, 10 Oct 2026
CGC University, Mohali organized the ‘International Teaching Excellence Program (ITEP) 2026’, in which more than 40 representatives from more than 20 countries participated. The main objective of this program was to bring teachers and education experts from all over the world on a common platform to discuss modern teaching methods, innovation in education and global academic trends. During the program, experts from different countries shared their experiences and discussed the role of teachers in preparing students for future challenges in the changing global context. Through interactive sessions and academic activities, the participants got an opportunity to understand the education systems of different countries and new methods of teaching. On this occasion, Arsh Dhaliwal, Managing Director, CGC University, said that the future of education will belong to those institutions, which are ready to continuously learn and adopt new things along with teaching. He said that the aim of ITEP 2026 is to strengthen academic ties globally, exchange ideas between different cultures and give new meaning to teaching excellence. The university described this program as an important initiative towards international academic cooperation. According to the institution, its international network is spread across more than 70 countries across five continents and is focusing on creating opportunities for education, internships and academic exchange for students and teachers through more than 300 global agreements. Through ITEP 2026, the message has been given to open new avenues of cooperation between education experts from different countries and to further improve the quality of education at the global level .
