New Delhi: Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE) has signed an agreement with Baccalaurate International (IB) which will change the face of education in the national capital, the Minister of Chief Justice Delhi Arvind Kejriwal announced on Friday.
“In this agreement, international experts will visit our schools, our teachers will be trained as such, the student assessment program will be planned and Delhi’s school will be verified and certified, all according to international standards,” Kejriwal said at a press conference here.
DBSE signed the MoU with the International Baccalaure on August 12 to implement the IB program in 30 government schools this year, including 20 new schools specific advantages (SOSS).
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“At present, we started with 30 Delhi government schools.
Then, private schools can also affiliate with the council,” said the ministerial head.
“Until now, we have seen two types of education systems around us, as a child of a poor family in a government school and a child from a rich family will go to private school.
Now, the new Delhi Testament government will narrow this gap And children from the more poor part of society will also get quality education, which is important to eliminate poverty in the community.
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IB is a private international education council with headquarters in Geneva.
It has around 5,500 schools in 169 countries.
There are currently 193 IB schools in India, all of which are top-end elite private schools.
Arvind Kejriwal Announces Pact with International Baccalaureate for Delhi School
