Amrita School of Education at Mysore Campus has an annual scheme with value based curricula having credit based assesment.. This allows flexibility on courses, time frame, teaching and learning, evaluation procedures and mobility. It provides an internationally accepted system, which benefits the students. Knowing the system is important to gain from it. This brief write-up is provided for understanding the basic features of the credit-based system of education.

It is one year of Annual Scheme with two Official Terminal Tests and one University Examination both in Theory and Practical (in the Methodology Subjects). Total number of working days shall be 220 days and Practice in teaching shall be for 48 days excluding Microteaching Programme. There shall be mid-sessional holidays which shall be specified later.. The College shall have medium of instruction both in Kannada and English separately. Students shall be sent to schools for Practice in teaching as per the medium. Teacher trainees can use in any medium irrespective of the medium opted for Practice in Teaching or theory classes.

The College shall have medium of instruction both in Kannada and English separately. Students shall be sent to schools for Practice in teaching as per the medium. Teacher trainees can write in any medium irrespective of the medium opted for Practice in Teaching or theory classes.

There shall be Community Service by visiting villages with pre-planned projects and programmes. This will be done periodically after surveying the need and demand of the villages. At least four visits will be made. Work will be allotted to groups on rotation. Major themes will be ‘Education’ (Basic Literacy, Health and Hygiene, Crafts, Women Empowerment, Life Skills, Budgeting, Teaching to convert Leisure to pleasure and treasure, General Cleanliness, Awareness to Social Evils and Environment through various Cultural Programmes, Rain Water Harvesting, Nutrition and Constructive work for all).