Punjab Showcases Education Reforms at UNESCO Forum in South Korea

Punjab’s School Education Minister, Harjot Singh Bains, presented the state’s forward-looking approach to educational transformation at the UNESCO Forum on the Future of Education held in South Korea. He emphasized that education is the key to addressing global challenges.

Focus on Infrastructure and Teacher Training

Addressing the gathering, Bains shared that the Punjab government has launched an ambitious mission to develop robust educational infrastructure. This includes creating advanced learning environments and sending educators to leading global institutions for specialized training. “These measures aim to establish a secure and technologically enabled learning ecosystem,” Bains stated.

Innovative School Models Introduced

Bains highlighted several innovative educational models introduced by the Bhagwant Mann-led government. These include:

• Schools of Eminence: Focus on professional training and skill enhancement.
• Schools of Applied Learning: Emphasis on vocational and practical skills.
• Schools of Happiness: A unique approach to child psychology, fostering joyful and enriching learning experiences.

These reforms represent Punjab’s commitment to redefining education and empowering the next generation with diverse, modern learning opportunities.