Punjabi isn’t just a subject. It’s our children’s bridge to Guru Sahib, Gurbani, family, and Sikhi confidence. Our Punjabi program is thoughtfully designed to help learners understand, speak, and write the language with ease and love.

Developed by a published author, Bhainji Sanmukh Kaur, Prem Ras Kids, and tested by a certified educator, the program is delivered by trained Gursikh instructors who blend academic excellence with Gurmat values and joy.

What makes our Punjabi program unique:

1. Gamified activities, interactive worksheets, and animated presentations for long-term engagement
2. Tailored for heritage learners, especially those who understand Punjabi but struggle to speak or read
3. Grounded in Gurbani vocabulary to prepare learners for spiritual literacy
4. Consistently loved and endorsed by Sangat across the globe

This isn’t just a language course; it’s a movement to restore Sikhi and cultural belonging, intergenerational dialogue, and a direct pathway to understanding Guru Sahib's words.

Our Sikhi History Courses are a spiritually rich, family-friendly journey that introduces Sikh belief, history, and practice through a deeply Gurmat-rooted lens, starting from the beginning of time (Big Bang) and culminating in understanding the power of Gurbani as a supreme, self-evident truth.

Designed by a published author, Bhainji Sanmukh Kaur, Prem Ras Kids, tested by a certified educator, and delivered by trained educators, this course brings Sikh history to life through animated slides, age-appropriate Sakhis, reflective journaling, and interactive discussion.

This course explores:

1. The creation of the universe and how Naam and Hukam existed before time
2. What makes Guru Granth Sahib Ji the living Guru, and how Gurbani guides all truth
3. The lineage of Guru Sahibs and how their lives were shaped by obedience, Seva, and Shaheedi
4. The compilation of Sri Adi Granth Sahib Ji and the throning of Shabad Guru Sahib Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
5. Key vocabulary and concepts like Shaheedi, Bhanna, Bairaag, and Naam that help students build spiritual fluency

The course is ideal for:

1. Sikh children growing up in Western or mixed environments
2. Parents looking for a Gurmat-aligned introduction to Sikhi for their kids
3. Educators and homeschoolers seeking structured, beautifully presented Sikh spiritual education

Every lesson weaves Sakhi/story, Gurbani, reflection, and relevance into one cohesive flow. This program has received heartfelt praise from Sangat worldwide for making difficult concepts accessible while keeping full reverence and depth for Guru Sahib’s legacy. This course doesn’t just teach facts, it gives learners the spiritual lens to see their entire life through Gurbani.

This research-informed course empowers Sikh children and teens to develop resilience, clarity, leadership, and inner strength by integrating Gurmat with personal growth tools rooted in neuroscience and grounded in real-life relevance. Rather than only focusing on content knowledge, this course addresses real emotional and mental challenges Sikh youth face today, including fear of judgment, procrastination, personal energy depletion, identity confusion, and time management. Using practical examples from Gurbani and Sikh history, we guide learners through topics like:

1. Overcoming shyness and stage fright through Sikhi-centred self-worth
2. Prioritizing spiritual education amid academic pressure
3. Managing identity conflicts between home values and school culture
4. Cultivating discipline through daily habits (sleep, food, tech use)
5. Recognizing the transforming power of Gurbani, Simran, and Sangat

Through interactive discussions, reflective journaling, and example-based exploration of Sakhis and Gurbani, students walk away with confidence, calm, and a clear framework to live Sikhi in today’s world—mentally, physically, and spiritually.

Our monthly wellness seminars offer a safe, Gurmat-rooted space for Sikh parents and caregivers to receive support for nutrition health, mental health issues, including but not limited to parenting fatigue, through a Gurmat-rooted, research-informed lens.

Each session blends Gurbani, trauma science, and practical daily tools to help families heal from within. Topics include:

1. Simran and the nervous system and stress regulation
2. Hormone balance and gut-brain healing through Bibek nutrition
3. Gurbani-inspired parenting and intergenerational trauma repair
4. Women’s cycle support and burnout prevention
5. Youth identity integration

Facilitated by experienced Gursikhs trained in nutrition, trauma, and spiritual health, these sessions uplift families without judgment bridging the gap between science and Sikhi providing mind-body-soul healing. These seminars are offered at no cost to the Sangat, and DVN support will allows us to expand our reach, offer more resources, and invite more trained Sikh professionals to lead specialized sessions and eventually offering longer more specialized Summits like other communities.

At Sikh Learning Center, we believe Panthic service must also be sustainable. That’s why we’ve built a research-informed, Gurmat-aligned compensation model that allocates 90% of tuition fees directly to educators, ensuring that the Gursikh professionals who carry our community’s spiritual and academic legacy are supported with dignity and can continue to use their expertise long term. Rather than relying solely on volunteerism or underpaid labour, we’re cultivating a model that empowers Sikh educators and professionals to thrive financially and spiritually, enabling them to commit to this work long-term without burnout.

We’re not inventing a new system, we’re activating the one Guru Sahib already gave us: Dasvandh. But instead of using it only for physical infrastructure and Langar system, we’re applying it toward human infrastructure, investing in well-trained, values-driven educators, wellness professionals, and curriculum designers who serve the Panth every day and develop future leaders for humanity.

This model:

1. Aligns with DVN’s mission to remove resource constraints from grassroots Panthic projects
2. Brings transparency and structure to where donor dollars go
   Supports systemic change, moving from scarcity-based seva to sustainable, professional excellence
3. Dasvandh is already Sikhi’s economic engine. We’re simply refining the mechanism, so Sikh education isn’t dependent on passion alone but supported by structure.

With Sangat’s support, we can scale this dignified pay model across programs and regions until it becomes fully self-sustainable, ensuring quality, consistency, and longevity in Gurmat education for generations to come.