Primary 1 - A Level Hindi Learning

Today, the bilingual education policy is the cornerstone of the Singapore Education System. It requires all the mainstream school students to offer two languages: Mother Tongue Language (MTL) and English Language (EL). The three official MTLs in Singapore are: Chinese, Malay & Tamil. In 1990, MOE allowed non-Tamil Indian students to offer a Non-Tamil Indian Language (NTIL) in lieu of an official MTL The five approved NTILs are: Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi & Urdu The Board for the Teaching and Testing of South Asian Languages (BTTSAL), a community body that oversees the delivery of NTIL instruction and assessment across school levels in Singapore. The Hindi curriculum in Singapore is managed by The Board of Teaching & Testing of South Asian Languages (BTTSAL). Hindi Society follows the same curriculum material for the classes conducted for NTIL students. The Hindi Lessons are conducted for the mainstream students, Primary 1 to A level, who have opted for Hindi as their Mother Tongue subject either at Weekend Centres or in some schools during curriculum time.