The recently concluded three-day DIDAC India 2025, the 15th edition of India’s flagship education exhibition organised by the India Didactics Association (IDA), ended not with the promised bang but with what can best be described as a damp squib. Despite the grand announcement of the debut edition of DIDAC Skills 2025 and the association’s claims of participation by “over 500 …
Amity University Online has announced the launch of the School of AI, designed to make AI learning inclusive, intuitive, and deeply relevant for professionals across industries and levels of experience. As India accounts for 16% of the world’s AI talent, the School of AI builds on this momentum by translating AI concepts into domain-specific outcomes for sectors like BFSI, healthcare, HR, …
“India cannot close its disability inclusion gap without structural reform. With a 70% shortage of rehabilitation professionals, a 50% deficit of special educators, and fewer than 60 accessibility auditors nationwide, we simply do not have the ecosystem required to support 2.68 crore Persons with Disabilities. This is why we urge the UGC to kindly consider our proposal for granting Deemed-to-be …
Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida, an Institution of Eminence, on Nov 19 announced the launch of India’s first B.A. (Research) in Interdisciplinary Humanities and Social Sciences (IHS) – a transformative program designed to nurture professionals capable of navigating and shaping an increasingly complex world. The launch event saw the participation from a large number of educators, school leaders, academicians, and …
A 35-member Australian Vocational Education and Training (VET) and EdTech delegation representing 24 companies is in New Delhi this week to explore new opportunities for collaboration with India’s rapidly evolving education and skilling ecosystem. The delegation includes a diverse mix of Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), TAFEs, non-university higher education providers, audio-visual system providers, and education management organisations. The group is …
As Germany faces a rapidly intensifying skilled labour shortage over the next three years, its industries will require nearly 750,000 trained Indian youth to fill critical roles, said Norbert Volker, Managing Director, Didacta (Association for Education Suppliers in Germany) in New Delhi at the Didac Skills 2025. Lauding India’s converging skilling programs with education for building a future-ready workforce, Volker noted the growing focus …
