Oxford University Press (OUP), the world’s largest university press on Monday launched ‘Oxford Achiever, a web-based learning and assessment platform, which to begin with, will help develop English language skills for primary and secondary school students. Oxford Achiever is the first paid digital solution by OUP in India, and is being launched in Chandigarh after Hyderabad.
Oxford Achiever has been designed to provide an individualised and self-paced learning path to students. Structured into 36 levels, covering all key learning objectives in primary and middle-school English, Oxford Achiever focuses on listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary and Grammar.
Ranjan Kaul, Managing Director, Oxford University Press India said, “Oxford Achiever meets the requirement of schools for continuous assessment of English language skills as also provides the necessary diagnostics for self-paced learning. It is one of OUP India's key digital innovations to be launched this year, which will use technology and are far more learner-centric."
Present at the launch event were over 50 school principals from Chandigarh and nearby cities, and members of the Oxford University Press India senior management team.