Ranchi Government Schools to Enhance Student Skills with Mock Interviews and Public Speaking
Govt schools to launch sessions on mock interview, public speaking
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Government schools in Ranchi are introducing training modules on public speaking and interview preparation to enhance student personality development. This initiative aims to equip students for competitive exams and includes activities like extempore and debates, starting after summer vacation.
- 01The new training modules will include public speaking and mock interviews for middle school students in Ranchi.
- 02The initiative builds on previous programs like 'GK Quest' and structured group discussions, which have positively impacted student confidence.
- 03Approximately 2 lakh students across 2,100 government schools will benefit from these new modules.
- 04The focus is on helping students develop skills necessary for higher education admissions and job interviews.
- 05Feedback from teachers indicates a significant improvement in students' verbal and written expression.
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In Ranchi, government schools are shifting their educational approach from traditional syllabus completion to a more holistic focus on personality development. As part of this transformation, middle schools will introduce training modules on public speaking and interview preparation in the upcoming academic session. This initiative follows the successful implementation of foundational programs during the 2025-26 session, which included general knowledge modules and group discussions. Badal Raj, the Ranchi district superintendent of education, announced that the new modules will feature extempore speaking, declamation, debates, and mock interviews, aimed at reducing performance anxiety and boosting students' confidence. The rationale behind this initiative is to prepare students for the competitive nature of admissions to higher education institutions and job markets, where skills like public speaking and interview techniques are crucial. The previous programs, such as ‘GK Quest,’ have reportedly benefited around 2 lakh students and have received positive feedback from teachers, indicating a marked improvement in students' confidence and communication skills.
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The introduction of these training modules aims to enhance students' readiness for competitive exams and higher education admissions, ultimately improving their future prospects.
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