Delhi Govt school students leave for Germany, Japan under global education programmes
The Delhi Government’s Education Department on Saturday said that 29 students from Delhi Government schools have embarked on an academic journey to Germany and Japan under the Delhi Government’s APAL programme and various international scholarship initiatives.
Education Minister Ashish Sood flagged off the second batch of CM SHRI students and interacted with them before their departure, wishing them success and encouraging them to make the country proud, according to a statement.
It said the APAL (Ausbildung Programm fur Auszubildende in Deutschland) programme has expanded opportunities for students from Delhi government schools to pursue education and vocational training abroad. Last year, 14 students travelled to Germany under the programme, while this year the number has increased to 24.
The Delhi government’s APAL education initiative is an international partnership with Germany providing dual vocational training for public school students.
