Titus II Teachers College was founded in 1957, the same year that the University of Kerala was born. The College is run by the Mar Thoma Syrian Church and is dedicated to the revered memory of His Grace the Most Rev. Titus II, who was Metropolitan of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church from 1898 to 1944. This was a period of outstanding developments in the history of the Mar Thoma Church. His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Juhanon Mar Thoma Metropolitan was the founder of this College.
The college is affiliated to the Mahatma Gandhi University and is offering the courses leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Education and the Degree of Master of Education.
MISSION & VISION
College Crest
The College crest embodies the mission of the College. The Cross which is central to the Christian faith takes the centre stage and unifies the four symbols of our calling. The lighted torch signifies the illuminated personalities; the dove represents tranquility which is the outcome of sound knowledge; the open book enshrines transparency in all dealings, and the lotus implies transcendence. All these values are not static but dynamic to be transmitted to the successive generations as highlighted by the motto ‘Lighted to Lighten’.
Vision of the College
“Lighted to Lighten”
Mission Statement
Imparting education to develop wholesome personality among its students with moral, civic, and human-rights consciousness.
Involvement and interaction with community as agents of transformation.
Promoting exploration in the realm of Teacher Education in the light of Christian understanding of World and Society.
