Meenakshi Bagchi Ganeriwala, BTEC coordinator, Mahatma Gandhi International School

Skill-based learning equips the student to apply specific skills and behaviors. The student spends time practicing skills in a variety of hands-on, real-life scenarios. Skill-based training not only enable the student to acquire proficiency in the skill, but helps to build the confidence to competently apply the skills on the job or a vocation.

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