Cambridge English North India arranges focused group discussions in Delhi and Chandigarh.
Chandigarh: The Cambridge English North India team successfully hosted two thought-provoking Focused Group Discussions, with one taking place in Delhi on January 31, 2024, and the other in Chandigarh on February 2, 2024. These discussions revolved around the theme of ‘Overcoming language barriers, enhancing learners’ inclusivity, and optimizing instructional efficacy in Higher Educational Institutions.’
The events received active participation from respected leaders and decision-makers representing higher educational institutions, skill development councils, and national-level teacher training bodies in the North region. The discussions were skillfully moderated by Mr. James Dingle.
Throughout the deliberations, leaders from various institutions and government bodies engaged in insightful conversations regarding the vital role of communication skills in the landscape of higher education. They extensively discussed the impact of communication skills on students’ employability and their potential for international mobility.
The participants also delved into discussions surrounding government policies aimed at enhancing students’ employability skills. Additionally, effective strategies for implementing initiatives to enhance communication skills within higher educational institutions were explored. The ultimate objective was to achieve improved academic outcomes and bolster the employability skills of students through these concerted efforts.
These Focused Group Discussions provided a valuable platform for sharing rich insights and fostering collaborative dialogue. They nurtured a shared vision among all participants regarding the advancement of education in the North region and the importance of overcoming language barriers, promoting inclusivity, and optimizing instructional efficacy in higher educational institutions.
By implementing the outcomes of these discussions, educational stakeholders can work together to address the challenges and improve the overall educational landscape in North India.
