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Sloka is one of the popular extra curriculum activity centers that provides Sanskrit learning and Indian culture related classes to students. Here are some frequently asked questions about Sloka classes near me.
What ages can join Sloka classes?
Sloka classes are available for students from lower kg to 10th standard. They have separate programs designed for each age group.
What are the timings of classes?
Sloka classes are usually held either on weekends or after school on weekdays. The timings vary based on the center but generally it is from 4pm to 6pm.
What is covered in the classes?
The classes focus on teaching Sanskrit alphabets, numbers, stories, poems along with some practices related to Indian culture like yoga, dancing, music etc.
How do I find the nearest Sloka center?
You can search for "Sloka classes near me" on Google to find the list of centers closest to your location along with their contact details.
Is there any registration fees?
Yes, there is usually a one time registration fee to be paid at the start of enrollment. The monthly/annual tuition fees also need to be paid.
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