Popular for many reasons we have the opportunity to teach Gujarati in most cases up to GCSE grades. Whether you want to learn basic for travelling or for communication with the diverse community in Manchester or maintain the ‘mother tongue’ we are able to get you there.
Popular for many reasons we have the opportunity to teach Gujarati in most cases up to GCSE grades. Whether you want to learn basic for travelling or for communication with the diverse community in Manchester or maintain the ‘mother tongue’ we are able to get you there.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Manchester
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Manchester was inaugurated in 1993 by the High Commissioner of India, His Excellency Dr L M Singhvi. Since then, it has been awarded a Registered Charity status, and is a recognised educational institute within Manchester Council’s Supplementary Schools Network
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, the original Institution of Indian Art and Culture, was established by Dr. K M Munshi under the auspices of Mahatma Gandhi in 1938.
A Huge Success in India
Following it’s huge success in India, centres propagating the same philosophy began to emerge across the world.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Manchester was inaugurated in 1993 by the High Commissioner of India, His Excellency Dr L M Singhvi. Since then, it has been awarded a Registered Charity status, and is a recognised educational institute within Manchester Council’s Supplementary Schools Network.
The main aim of Bhavan is to preserve, promote and propagate authentic Indian culture including dance, music, languages, yoga and meditation as inherited from the ancient masters. However, Bhavan is not restricted to purely classical arts alone.
Cultural Adaptations
It firmly believes in cultural adaptations such as Bollywood Dance, for example. Manchester Bhavan is a community organisation run by volunteers who include professional and non-professional individuals having great passion for promoting the rich Indian cultural heritage.
Manchester Bhavan started with just four students and now boasts over 100 students enjoying Bhavan activities every Saturday at Manchester Grammar School from 10am – 2pm. Our ex-students can now be found to excel in Music and Dance in major organisations across the country.
Bhavan fulfils an important educational need for students who want to learn Indian dance, music, art and culture which most of the mainstream schools are unable to provide due to lack of resources. Our teachers, who are experts in their field, follow a recognised syllabus, carry out assessments and encourage students to take appropriate examinations.
There are OCR exams in Languages and PRSSV exams for music students. Where appropriate, our dance students follow the ISTD syllabus. Not only can our students gain a diversity of knowledge and experience, they also leave with valid qualifications that count for entry into further education establishments. Most of all, parents are proud to see their children gain cultural education of their heritage.
Bhavan Supports
Bhavan proudly supports vegetarianism and our events comprise vegetarian catering and no alcohol. We firmly support family values including the sacred principles of ‘Matru Devo Bhavah, Pitru Devo Bhavah, and Acharya Devo Bhavah,’ meaning divinity is evident through loving and respectful interaction with our parents, family/community and teachers.
Bhavan is an inclusive organisation that aims to provide a pleasant cultural and social experience to families and individuals alike, irrespective of their backgrounds. We invite one and all to join our classes and support us in this worthy mission as volunteers.
Gujarati is spoken by around 65 million people worldwide, mostly in the Gujarat region of India, but also by around 300,000 people right here in Britain. Study Gujarati with LSI in London and learn about the unique Gujarati culture through this ancient and beautiful language.
Gujarati came into existence in the 19th century and it was primarily used for business transactional purposes. Gujarati is the official language of the state of Gujarat, North West of India but is also spoken in Rajhastan and Mumbai and some parts of Pakistan.
Gujarati language is offered by Intuition Centre. Intuition Exam Centres has assessed more than 10 language A Levels, GCSE and iGCSE’s to date. The list includes; Arabic, Cantonese, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Mandarin, Panjabi, Spanish and Urdu.
Gujarati course is offered by CZ Languages. Our courses are taught by highly qualified and experienced teacher who are extremely dedicated to ensuring you leave with all the necessary skills to broaden your horizons and never be lost for words again.
The Gujarati language is the second most spoken language in Leicester, after English. An astonishing 12% of Leicester inhabitants speak Gujarati. Moreover, it is also widely spoken in the United States, Canada, South Africa, and Pakistan.
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