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National education policy to be implemented in all Goa schools by 2028: CM
In a written reply tabled in the state assembly, Sawant, who also holds the education portfolio, said that the policy has already been implemented at the undergraduate level at all non-technical colleges in Goa.
The chief minister was responding to a question by BJP MLA Nilesh Cabral.
He said that the implementation of NEP is underway in a phased manner in schools and will be completed by 2028.
Sawant said that for higher education, the NEP 2020 is being implemented as per the directives of the Ministry of Education, UGC, NITI Aayog and recommendations of the Chief Secretaries' Conference held at Dharamshala.
He said block-level training programmes were organised for teachers, focusing on key areas that are in line with the NEP.
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