Solan-based, Shoolini University’s Centre for Distance and Online Education (SCDOE) has announced a strategic partnership with Common Service Centers (CSCs) to deliver its online and distance learning programmes to students in rural and remote areas across India. Common Service Centers (CSCs) are digital access points that deliver government and private sector services to citizens, particularly in rural and remote areas. The …

Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) hosted a SWAYAM Plus National Workshop – ‘SkillScape 2024’ in the campus on Sep 2 focused on ‘Navigating the Future of Higher Education and Skilling’. The workshop explored the transformative potential of technology and partnerships in addressing skill gap while also providing platforms for key stakeholders to showcase their initiatives and solutions. Several new …

Lido Learning, an Indian EdTech start-up, is aiming to hire over 500 senior citizens as teachers in the next few months. The selected teachers would undergo a free 5-day training to deepen their knowledge and have them ready to teach online. The expertise of senior citizens in Science, Maths and English will be used to expand its small group face-to-face …

More than 1.5 billion children and youth are currently out of school or university, representing 87 per cent of the world’s enrolled student population. In addition, over 60 million teachers are no longer in the classroom.  Responding to this unprecedented situation, UNODC Regional Office for South Asia has launched the ‘Lockdown Learners’ series of online engagement with students and educators in India …

To reinforce its brand value and add cause of education to its Nihar Shanti Amla brand, beauty and wellness major, Marico has been supporting various education initiatives particularly for rural India. Continuing with this initiative, the company has launched a special campaign ‘Padhai Par Lockdown Nahi’  whereby it has combined some of its earlier initiatives and also partnered with AAS Vidyalaya to make other subjects …

Rolls-Royce is publishing, for free, its world-class digital skills training programme to help people and businesses around the world prepare for a potentially digital-centric recovery from COVID-19. Bringing together its trusted training partners and platforms, the first suite of courses includes introductions to data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, coding and digital culture. Courses range from ‘bitesize’ 20-minute sessions, to …