TGCHE leads English curriculum revision on NEP 2020 lines 

English learning may include elements of the history and culture of TaLangana. This change aims to connect with local experiences and to support a significant participation, thus supporting English with a local flavor. This is the idea of the TaLangana Higher Education Council (TGCE), which is ready to review the English language curriculum for all graduate courses in the state.

The revision of the English curriculum for all graduate courses, the national education policy will monitor the 2020 guidelines, and English skills will be linked to other issues as part of the wide academic approach of politics.

He added that the revision would focus on less content, but focus on open concepts and useful skills or “light but tight” ideas.

Learning based on the ability to create practical knowledge that supports employment – as a guide, emphasis, emphasis, work, communication and use of English in real life situations in digital and creative environments.

According to the Council, the new curriculum, comprehensive listening, speaking, speaking, reading, writing, writing, grammar and vocabulary for a standard digital source-PDF format for a 200-page reading material, course and language elements will come with audio recordings and model question paper.

Teachers will also enter the orientation sessions through the T-Becerians, Academic and Education (T-SAT) network for guidance for teaching methods and student evaluation.

For revision, the Council made consultations with experts from British departments from various universities in the state. Curriculum Revision will enter into force in the current academic year.