
The university will design the course specifically for young learners abroad, focusing on conversational Punjabi and cultural lessons. Officials said the program aims to help children maintain ties to their heritage through language.
Classes will be conducted via a dedicated online platform, with instructors trained in teaching Punjabi as a second language. The curriculum includes interactive exercises, storytelling, and songs to engage younger students.
The initiative targets families in countries with large Punjabi-speaking diaspora communities. University administrators noted that many second-generation children have limited exposure to the language at home or in local schools.
Registration details and course fees are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. The university plans to offer multiple proficiency levels based on age and prior knowledge of Punjabi.
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