Covid-19 lockdown: Why India is seeing a rise in online professional training
4 years, 7 months ago

Covid-19 lockdown: Why India is seeing a rise in online professional training

India Today  

With the current catastrophe that has hit the world, it seems like the future will be much more stressful than the present. Many organisations are now transitioning to online programs which include skill development models and other training which is making our youth work-ready", said Shveta Raina, Founder and CEO, Talerang. The growing demand of online training among corporate According to Teja Gudluru, Founder and CEO of UDO-now.com: "Due to the corona virus lockdown, businesses are not earning and surviving with their savings, which resulted in several lays off and salaries cut across different organisations. Benefits of the increased demand of online professional training and counselling: With the advent of technology, innovation, disruptive business models and newer trends, upskilling has become extremely important for everyone given the dynamic work environment. To precise the subject in matter, the rising trend of Online Professional Training and Counselling will continue to ascend for decades to arrive.

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Homemakers and techies in India are taking up psychology - The Hindu
1 year, 5 months ago

Homemakers and techies in India are taking up psychology - The Hindu

The Hindu  

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A culture of cohesion to save young lives on campuses

The Hindu  

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New education trends to watch out for post-Covid-19
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New education trends to watch out for post-Covid-19

India Today  

Covid-19 pandemic is clearly a sign of changing times. New education trends Realizing that uninterrupted learning for students is the need of the hour, educational institutions in India have been quick to reinvent the education delivery to students. This has resulted in new education trends emerging to stay in the post-Covid-19 world. New trends to watch out for The global …

Covid-19 impact: How coronavirus crisis opened gates to new educational opportunities in India
4 years, 5 months ago

Covid-19 impact: How coronavirus crisis opened gates to new educational opportunities in India

India Today  

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Learning unlocked: Here's how India can unlock learning from home despite Covid-19
4 years, 6 months ago

Learning unlocked: Here's how India can unlock learning from home despite Covid-19

India Today  

Learning has no boundaries and Covid-19 has proven that. Online learning A recent KPMG report projected that the growth of the online education market in India will reach USD 1.96 billion in 2021. Better assessment for effective learning Deeptech capabilities comprising AI, Machine Learning and data analytics are helping EdTech companies offer a better assessment to students in K-12 as …

Covid-19 impact: Here's how coronavirus is affecting the education sector
4 years, 7 months ago

Covid-19 impact: Here's how coronavirus is affecting the education sector

India Today  

The Covid-19 crisis has jolted the global economy with a pervasive impact on almost all sectors. Also, online education needs to take cognizance of different learning pace of students and develop customised solutions for them. Online education cannot replace the traditional classroom Although online education cannot replace classroom education due to the personalized nature of attention and face to face …

SWOTing the situation
4 years, 8 months ago

SWOTing the situation

The Hindu  

The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered educational institutions across the globe. Closure of schools, colleges and universities, shutdown of routine life of students and teachers, disruptions in education and the education ministry remaining incommunicado, have created an unprecedented situation and thrown many unexpected challenges to administrators, educators, teachers, parents and students. Recently, the Delhi government announced that it would conduct online …

NEET, JEE Main 2020: Online coaching comes to rescue amid coronavirus lockdown
4 years, 8 months ago

NEET, JEE Main 2020: Online coaching comes to rescue amid coronavirus lockdown

India Today  

As the coronavirus pandemic has brought various sectors to a grinding halt, students preparing for various entrance examinations are switching to online coaching portals which have remained immune to the nationwide lockdown. This lockdown hampered our education but online coaching option has come to our rescue," Sanchita Rai from Lucknow told PTI. "While it seems like online is the only …

Anxious & Afraid: How is the Lockdown Affecting Mental Health?
4 years, 9 months ago

Anxious & Afraid: How is the Lockdown Affecting Mental Health?

The Quint  

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India in dire need of 1.4 million career counsellors for students
6 years, 4 months ago

India in dire need of 1.4 million career counsellors for students

India Today  

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