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Effect of Delivery Language on Output of Trainings: English vs Hindi in Context of Madhya Pradesh

Volume 9 | Issue 2 | July 2024

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     Title: Effect of Delivery Language on Output of Trainings: English vs Hindi in Context of Madhya Pradesh

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     Pubished in Volume: 9  | Issue: 2  | Year: July 2024

     Publisher Name : IJSMER-Rems Publishing House | www.ejournal.rems.co.in | ISSN : 2455-6203

     Subject Area: Management

     Author type: Indian Author

     Pubished in Volume: 9

     Issue: 2

     Pages: 47-51

     Year: July 2024

     E-ISSN Number: 2455-6203

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     Abstract

    This study investigates the impact of language choice (English vs Hindi) on the effectiveness of professional training programs in Madhya Pradesh, India. Using a mixed-methods approach, we analyzed data from 500 participants across various sectors. Results indicate that Hindi-medium trainings led to significantly higher knowledge retention and skill application rates compared to English-medium trainings. However, English-medium trainings showed advantages in specific contexts, particularly in IT and multinational corporate settings. These findings have important implications for training design and language policy in professional development programs in linguistically diverse regions.

     Keywords

    English vs Hindi, Trainings, IT and multinational corporate settings

     Authors and Affiliations

    Tarun Singh
    Research scholar, RNT University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
    Dr. Neha Mathur
    Professor, RNT University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
    Dr. Seema Rafique
    Professor, SIRT, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India

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