Education and Skill Training

Ethical Hacking is indispensable part of companies or organizations in the world. This saves them from a drastic loss of data and confidential details. This is an essential part of anything you start on internet. Pirates are always there to attack your details. KnowledgeHut’s ethical hacking course comes with all the tactics involved to work...

The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the education systems across the globe. In India, taking cognizance of the damage caused to it, as many as 70% of Indian companies have expressed an intent to increase CSR spending towards education and skilling in the next financial year according to a new survey by...

Looking forward to pursuing engineering? Well, Bangalore has a number of colleges that offer engineering. The engineering profession is in demand and offers lucrative salary packages with numerous career options. Moreover, it is very crucial that you select the best engineering colleges to pursue your education. We are here to make it easy to...

Crisis can strike anywhere at any time, and the first thing that gets affected in such chaos is the education system of the region. This is because, during an emergency, education is the last thing on an individual’s mind. This is being observed in the war-torn country of Ukraine as the people flee and...

Continuing the legacy and charitable work of its founder, Mr. Rex Maughan, Forever Living Products India (FLPI) and Forever Giving Foundation, today announced a CSR initiative by the organisation to provide free online access to curriculum-linked educational content to government school students in Maharashtra & Goa. The program, which is ideated by Mumbai-based Seva...

As a part of Project Roshni 2022, Roche Diagnostics and Shed Foundation dedicated a digital wing at Zilla Parishad School, Kondwapada to ensure continued learning for children in the region. Narendra Varde, Managing Director - Roche Diagnostics India & Neighbouring Markets along with local government authority, Tehsildar, Sunil Shinde, and Gram Panchayat members visited the...

By Sandeep Kavety, Head of Product, ConveGenius Insights  COVID-19 – possibly the largest pandemic the world has ever seen – led to an economic crisis probably more radical and global than ever before; as well as disruption of learning on an unprecedented scale. Millions of children and youth have been affected by the closure of schools...

Poverty is one of the biggest hurdles that keeps India from reaching its fullest potential. It has been said by many thinkers, that education is a way to defeat poverty. Armed with that belief, Vidyadhan was launched to break the vicious cycle of poverty and enable India to benefit from the demographic dividend. What is...

This International Women’s Day, De Beers Group is proud to announce it has extended its partnership with WomEng for a further three years, expanding the reach to cover all four of the countries where De Beers discovers diamonds and placing a greater focus on supporting women and girls to pursue careers in sustainability-related fields. The...

Omega Healthcare, a provider of Revenue Cycle Management process and Analytics solutions for the US healthcare industry, has announced its 'Project 10K' to provide holistic skilling interventions to the last mile beneficiaries and first-generation earners across South India. Project 10K is part of the company's CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) vision of skill development of rural...

Sitare Foundation, a not-for-profit organization aiming to “Transform fifty thousand lives through education by 2050” today announced the names of its first batch of five talented underprivileged senior secondary school students who have secured admissions in renowned universities in the United States of America, in undergraduate Computer Sciences programs. Milan Ramdhari will be joining...

Mumbai: Why are young girls presented with kitchen sets on their birthdays while boys are given toy robots or construction sets? Are our unconscious gender biases holding girls back? According to United Nations, in India women make up only 14% of the workforce in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). As a brand of...