Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has directed officials to take steps to introduce the 10 plus two education system in Telangana from the next academic year as part of reforms in the State’s education sector.
During a review meeting with education department officials, the Chief Minister said changes in the education system were necessary to meet modern-day requirements, with providing quality education to students being the government’s top priority.
He stressed that the reforms should not cause any disadvantage to students and asked officials to take all necessary measures to ensure a smooth transition.
Revanth Reddy said the government was giving importance to education from nursery to Class 12, with a special focus on skill development after Class 12. He suggested treating classes nine to 12 as higher education and providing specialised education to students during this period.
The Chief Minister instructed officials to develop the infrastructure required to implement the proposed changes. He said the government was committed to transforming government schools to match the standards of private educational institutions.
He emphasised that reforms in the education system should focus on improving learning standards and providing better opportunities to students.
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