The U.S. Embassy has introduced a new English language training program for teachers in Pakistan to improve their teaching skills and meet the growing need for English education. This initiative aims to boost global competitiveness by enhancing the quality of English teaching in the country.
The training is being organized by the embassy’s Regional English Language Office. Its main goal is to help teachers develop stronger English language skills, enabling them to teach the language more effectively to their students.
The program is part of the Small Grants 2024 initiative and has started with teachers from Rawalpindi district. A large group of male and female educators recently attended the training sessions held at the Quaid-e-Azam Academy.
This program focuses on building the confidence and abilities of teachers, which will ultimately lead to better English language education for students across Pakistan. By improving their teaching methods and English proficiency, educators can provide a stronger foundation for students to succeed in a globalized world.
The U.S. Embassy’s effort to support English education highlights its commitment to strengthening the skills of Pakistani teachers and creating more opportunities for students. This training is a step toward raising the overall standard of English education in the country.
