International Exposure
The present era is one of extreme globalization. We live in a global village and hence it is of utmost importance that school equips its students with skills and knowledge that would help them to cope in a world where professional and personal relationships are no longer bound by borders. It is necessary that students today develop an interculturalunderstandingand are connected with the world. In order to achieve this goal the school has a plethora of transnational programmes like study tours, excursions, MUNs, exchange programmes and the like.
Royal Global School has collaborated for International cultural exchange programmes in cooperation with Eisberghus Internationale Efterskole, Denmark. The Indian and the Danish students have different experiences and exposure through the Exchange programme that showcases the rich cultural diversity of both the countries. The things seen, the places visited, and the principles that are learnt and picked up, make this programme fruitful and productive. The students experience and learn a lot in terms of the ‘home stay’ that takes place with their respective buddies.
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
The third International Cultural Exchange Program 2020 between Eisberghus Internationale Efterskole, Denmark, and Royal Global School, Guwahati, India commenced on 21st January 2020 with the arrival of 20 Danish students and 2 teachers. A detailed program was chalked out for their entire 8-day stay. The theme for the year was Tradition and Culture.
On April 16, 2018, a delegation of 14 students and 3 teachers from Royal Global School, India, embarked on a reciprocal cultural exchange program to Norre Aaby, Denmark. This program was a collaboration with Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole, a Danish school that had previously sent a group of students to India. This cultural exchange marked the beginning of a hopefully long-standing partnership between the two schools.
Royal Global School, Assam, successfully conducted an India-Denmark International Exchange (Educational and Cultural) Program with Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole, located in Eisbjergvej 2, 5580 Norre Aaby, Denmark. The program took place from January 23, 2018, to February 1, 2018.
This exchange program was designed to foster active interaction and expose students from both countries to the rich cultural heritage of Assam.
