Government school students will learn foreign languages, French, German and Japanese will be taught in 58 schools of Delhi

In the circular issued by the Directorate of Education, Delhi, foreign language classes will be run in 58 government schools of the state. Students from classes 6 to 8 will learn French, German and Japanese languages.

Foreign language classes will also be run for the students in government schools of Delhi. This information has been given by issuing a notification from the Directorate of Education, Delhi. It has been said in the notice that French, German and Japanese language classes will run in 58 schools of Delhi. However, foreign languages ​​will be taught from classes 6 to 8 in government schools.

It has been said in the notice that the students are being prepared to face new challenges. To enhance the linguistic skills of students, the Directorate of Education Delhi has decided to introduce three foreign languages ​​– French, German and Japanese – in 58 government schools.

Language class from class 6 to 8

According to the notification issued by the Directorate of Education, Delhi, learning a foreign language will increase the ability of students to face new challenges. Also, it will help them a lot on the international platform. This will bring many opportunities for the students who want to work at international level.

At present, 58 government schools of the state have been added to it. Last year, the Delhi government started the French language program in 30 government schools in a pilot phase. This language learning option was given to children from classes 6 to 12. Now French, German and Japanese language classes will be conducted for class 6th to 8th.

Online for students

Another step has been taken towards making government schools of Delhi hi-tech. The Delhi Directorate of Education has implemented online absence in government schools of Delhi. In this case, the class teachers of the schools will enter the attendance of the students online using the tab or the school computer system. Along with this, the effect of the record will also be on the final result of the students.

The circular further states that the manual attendance recorded by the class teacher will not be considered for any purpose. The online attendance record for the examinations will be treated as final. The attendance data of students submitted online by the class teacher and school will be visible at the HQ level.