Teaching of Commerce English 2010

Commerce education got some impetus in conjunction with the growth in the volume of the business. The constantly growing demand for typists, stenographers, book-keepers and clerical workers made commerce curriculum a very desirable addition to secondary school programme. The tremendous spurt in commerce and industry with the planned economic development of the country made the possession of commercial competencies essential to commercial career. Now, there is a great demand for office workers who can type readily and accurately, take and transcribe notes quickly and operate business machines effectively. It has been discovered that type writing and other commercial subjects can make valuable contributions to the general education of the students. Seema Kaur is a lecturer in Bijnor, she has obtained her master degree and B.Ed. from M.J.P. Rohilkhand University. As a lecturer she is involved in the teaching-learning activities for the school-college students for last twenty years. She has attended many workshops/seminars conducted for the promotion of Commerce Education time to time. She has devoted herself for the promotion of eduction. She has published many articles and research papers in the magazines of repute.