THG Publishing Private Limited and R.V. University sign MoU for a learning programme on English Proficiency

The STEP is an English language testing, training and certification programme launched by The Hindu Group to make high-quality English language learning economical and accessible to all

Updated - August 02, 2024 04:22 pm IST

Published - August 02, 2024 02:37 pm IST - BENGALURU

The Hindu Group will organise STEP (Standardised Test for English Proficiency), a learning programme, to students of R.V. University in Bengaluru.

The Hindu Group will organise STEP (Standardised Test for English Proficiency), a learning programme, to students of R.V. University in Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: Photo for representation only

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between THG Publishing Private Limited (by its division STEP from The Hindu Group) and R.V. University, governed by Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust) to organise STEP (Standardised Test for English Proficiency), a learning programme to students of R.V. University and implement them from August 2024.

The STEP is an English language testing, training and certification programme launched by The Hindu Group in 2016 to make high-quality English language learning economical and accessible to all by using advanced technology and world-class training practices.

Dr. Sahana D. Gowda, Registrar of R.V. University, said they were happy to sign the MoU and introduce the STEP learning programme to the students in the School of Computer Science and Engineering. STEP would be an ability enhancement for the students on English communication and writing skills for their upcoming placements, she added.

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