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7-day English workshop for HP teachers begins

A seven-day workshop, aimed at enhancing English communication skills of foundational stage teachers of Himachal Pradesh, was inaugurated in Vidya Bharti Sanskriti Shiksha Sansthan, Sanskriti Bhawan, Kurukshetra on Friday. . Chief speaker Vijay Nadda, in his inaugural address, emphasised the...

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Kurukshetra, Updated At : 09:47 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

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A seven-day workshop, aimed at enhancing English communication skills of foundational stage teachers of Himachal Pradesh, was inaugurated in Vidya Bharti Sanskriti Shiksha Sansthan, Sanskriti Bhawan, Kurukshetra on Friday. .

Chief speaker Vijay Nadda, in his inaugural address, emphasised the importance of English and explained why it was necessary for teachers to impart good working knowledge of the language to young students. As many as 26 teachers from different districts of Himachal Pradesh will benefit from the various sessions of the workshop.

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