IASE,  Institute Of Advanced Studies In Education,Bilaspur, as one of the premier institutes for teacher training in Chhattisgarh is  situated nearly 3kms from Bilaspur railway station on the old high court road Tarbahar naka Bilaspur, in the heart of the city. At present, it is more known as the Indira chowk, Tarbahar. The institute has its own campus (4.71acres, builtup area 63000sq.feet) and a main building, extension building and a hostel for boys and girls.The Institute runs under the control of minister, Department of school education, govt. of Chhattisgarh, Raipur. It is under regulation of :- recognized under section 2(f)and 12(b)of the UGC act, NCTE Bhopal and affiliated by Atal Bihari Vajpee university, Bilaspur C.G.The teacher training programme in the form of B.Ed and M.Ed is designed to develop overall personality which includes physical, mental, social, cultu​ral, emotional, language and academic aspects.  The environment of the institution is conductive to do research work, to learn effective teaching learning process. It provides atmosphere to inculcate values through curricular activities and provides opportunities to do innovative practices to the faculty and student teachers. Our classroom environment is inclusive, where in-service and pre-service teacher candidates with age group of 22-55 years and having teaching experience of 0-20years study together. This specific feature reduces the generation gap among them they learn in groups about the professional competencies which are required for pre & in- service teachers. There is a cordial relationship with the practicing schools.The school internship programme is arranged in order to meet the academic requirements of the schools and the local community.During teacher training programme a well-structured system of mentoring is provided to guidethe students to balance home and work stress, as well as to keep oneself abreast with recent development in education system. Thus the Institute maintains the age long nobility the pious profession of teacher ship and spreading it among the would-be teachers.