Need for inclusive educators
Schools and support systems need professionals who understand diverse learning needs and inclusive teaching practice.
RCI-regulated · 4-year integrated dual degrees · Inclusive education pathway
Explore whether Special and Inclusive Education is the right fit for you, with RCI-aligned eligibility context, fee snapshots and a conversation about inclusive classrooms, B.Ed Special Education pathways and international school career options.
Leave the essentials. Admissions will call back with fees, eligibility and pathway guidance.
Education decisions improve when the teaching and support mission feels clear
Inside the ISITEP path
ISITEP fits students who want to teach while also supporting diverse learning needs in inclusive environments. Families usually understand its value better when the integrated nature of the degree and its RCI-regulated structure are made explicit.
Why ISITEP now
A strong ISITEP landing page should help families see that this is not only a teaching degree, but a specialised inclusive-education pathway with real social demand.
Schools and support systems need professionals who understand diverse learning needs and inclusive teaching practice.
ISITEP stands apart through its integrated structure and its specialised education focus.
Parents can understand eligibility, course structure and career direction before admission.
Career directions
ISITEP prepares students for education roles that combine subject teaching with support for diverse learners. Students should understand that broader mission before applying.
Build toward teaching roles that support participation and learning across diverse student needs.
Work with students who need more structured developmental and educational guidance.
Develop a foundation in specialised learner support under an integrated preparation model.
Education roles can extend into broader support ecosystems around children and families.
Students may later explore further specialisation in education, support services and learner development.
Parent decision lens
Families evaluating ISITEP want to understand the integrated structure, the student’s interest in teaching and the long-term value of specialised inclusive-education preparation.
Built for student and parent enquiries
Admissions next step
Get the essentials first, then make an informed choice with an admissions conversation tailored to the student.
Common questions
ISITEP questions students and parents ask before applying.
Students who meet 10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50% marks can discuss their eligibility with admissions.
ISITEP is a four-year integrated dual-degree pathway combining subject study, B.Ed preparation and special and inclusive education training.
Career directions include inclusive classroom teaching, learning-support educator roles, special-education pathways, school and community support contexts and future advanced education growth.