Open school board- A Platform To Finish Your Incomplete Schooling

School is the basic education that everyone is entitled to get access to, but sometimes due to some unanticipated reasons comes to a halt. In order to restart the journey toward education, the board of open schooling has come up with the brilliant concept of open schooling. As the name suggests, it is different from formal schooling but covers the same agenda of imparting education. This non-formal schooling method allows the convenience of studying from the comfort of home without everyday school visits. 

The added benefit is the convenience of speed at which the learner is comfortable pursuing the schooling course. Once enrolled, the course can be finished over a period of five years. The span of five long years gives enough time to prepare well for the curriculum and develop expertise in the same. 

The value-based curriculum enriches the learners with vocational skills specialized in beauty and wellness, housekeeping, laundry services, travel & tourism, and front office operations of hotels among others.

National Board of Open Schooling has come up with the novel idea of providing education to people who desire to move forward although circumstances have posed friction against it. One can access education from the comfort of home without any hassle. 

Open school Board is a powerful tool that is instrumental in bridging the gap between lapses in education so as to make education universal among everyone. The high-quality education is on par with standards provided by the formal regular schools. The added advantage of flexibility makes it the most convenient option available. They also impart vocational skills apart from academic education in order to promote sustainable growth and development of the country. 

Open schooling empowers learners to explore their potential and make the most out of them. The concept goes hand in hand with providing convenience to the underprivileged sections of society, especially school dropouts. For some reason they could not walk through the journey of education and in the midway left their development process. They are getting a second chance to pursue their incomplete education. 

Open schooling follows employment centric approach and works towards making its learners go through a vast range of skill development. This enhances social integration, community participation, critical thinking, public financial reforms of management, and analytical ability. 

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