Partners
The Hindi Society (Singapore) works closely with the Ministry of Education, and the Board of Teaching and Testing of South Asian Languages in terms of education matters. The Board comprises representatives from similar educational institutions for all the minority Indian languages taught in the Republic. The Hindi Society (Singapore) works closely with the Ministry of Education, and the Board of Teaching and Testing of South Asian Languages in terms of education matters. The Board comprises representatives from similar educational institutions for all the minority Indian languages taught in the Republic.
Our other partners are SINDA, the Singapore Indian Development Association, and PA, the People’s Association. We also work closely with social and cultural groups from all the other communities in the Republic.
Board of Teaching & Testing of South Asian Languages
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. It enables NTIL students to learn their language within a multi-racial and multicultural context of Singapore Society.
The Hindi curriculum in Singapore is managed by The Board of Teaching & Testing of South Asian Languages (BTTSAL). As part of this, BTTSAL has developed common curriculum instructional material required for the learning of the Mother Tongue syllabus prescribed by the national educational policy. (for Hindi as well as 4 other languages, commonly known as NTIL). The curriculum follows the MOE guidelines of providing application & usage skills to the students. Hindi Society follows the same curriculum material for the classes conducted for NTIL students.
https://bttsal.com/index.php/curriculum/books-for-ntil-students
Further details can be found at their website.
SINDA
Project Give is SINDA’s flagship fundraising event which has been held since 2001 to collect donations for the educational & financial needs of Indian community. The Hindi Society (Singapore) has also been Project Gives partner for the past 10 years.
LISHA
Every year Hindi Society actively participates in the New Year Celebrations by Little India Shopper’s Association (LISHA).
