Government of Nagaland has launched Phase 2 of the Nagaland Disaster Management School Safety Policy compliance course.
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DIMAPUR — Government of Nagaland, in partnership with Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Department of School Education (DoSE), and NagaEd, officially launched Phase 2 of the Nagaland Disaster Management School Safety Policy (NDMSSP) compliance course.
The course is a mandatory digital training programme aimed at equipping teachers across government and private schools with critical disaster preparedness and school safety skills, the NagaEd stated in a press release.
The NSDMA SSP compliance course was first launched on December 1, 2023, by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio. During Phase 1, the initiative witnessed 7,567 teacher registrations, with 3,193 educators already certified, highlighting the strong initial uptake and enthusiasm for the program.
“As the programme advances into Phase 2, the focus is on ensuring completion by all teachers and expanding the reach to new participants,” it stated.
Key highlights of Phase 2
* Deadline for completion (Phase 1 registrants): Teachers who enrolled in Phase 1 but have not completed the course are to do so by June 30.
* New registrations: Teachers who have not yet signed up must register during Phase 2 and complete the course to receive their certificate.
* Peer support: Teachers who have already completed the course are encouraged to support their peers in registering and completing the course.
* Recognition: Schools with the highest number of certified teachers will receive special recognition.
The final deadline for all participants is October 31, 2025.
To register and access the course, teachers should visit https://education.nagaland.gov.in.
Teachers can also contact respective EBRC coordinators for block-level guidance and call +91 9863869718 for technical or registration support.
The compliance course is a comprehensive, self-paced digital training programme that ensures teachers can gain crucial safety skills without disrupting their regular teaching duties.
Through interactive videos, quizzes, and real-life case studies, the course fosters a culture of preparedness and resilience in the state’s educational institutions.
“Ensuring school safety is not just a mandate, it is a moral responsibility. Our collective effort in digitising safety training ensures that no teacher, child, and school are left behind, regardless of location,” said Johnny Ruangmei, Joint CEO of NSDMA.
“This initiative reaffirms Nagaland’s commitment to school safety and showcases the power of digital learning to reach every educator, even in the most remote areas,” said Kevisato Sanyü, co-founder of NagaEd.