Bihar's BBC School Launches Free English-speaking Training For Underprivileged

Knowing English is very important in today’s era. We often come across news about various free education initiatives. Today, we will talk about one such initiative taken by a school in Bihar. According to reports, the B.B.C school in Kuchaikote, Bihar has launched an ambitious initiative to offer new opportunities in the field of education for children who come from the economically weaker section. Under this initiative, the school will provide English-speaking training to poor and underprivileged children, allowing them to access better employment opportunities and social development in the future.

The B.B.C. school is a prominent education institution in the Kuchaikote area of Bihar. The officials had reportedly taken the initiative to provide quality education to underprivileged children. This step is reportedly a ray of hope for children who do not go to school due to financial reasons and are unable to receive high-quality education. The officials of the school mentioned that the main aim of such an initiative is to prepare these children for the future and also enhance their English speaking abilities which is very important to get a job today.

The institution’s representative explained that these special classes have been launched with a special objective. The representative stated, “Our main goal is to make children coming from the financially weaker sections of the society, self-reliant and to assist them regarding their future goals. Besides English speaking skills we will also teach them pronunciation and communication skills. A team of experienced teachers will conduct the classes. The program uses playful methods to teach the language while helping the children to grasp it quickly and comfortably.”

The locals of the area have praised the initiative taken by the B.B.C. school. Many parents have welcomed the effort taken by the school, expressing confidence that it will surely bring a positive change in the lives of their children. One parent said, “Due to our economic situation, we were unable to admit our children to English medium schools. This initiative by the school will give our children a new direction in life.”