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Suppose an Ai based app which can teach soft skills like communication,finance etc and we can can tie up with the schools to start offline also.

Just spreading the news There is a workshop at IIT DELHI on 24 and 25 August Many skills will be taught It can also be a great chance for networking All entrepreneurs should join...

In this golden era of global tech innovation, should coding and AI be made compulsory in Indian schools? Isn’t it time we equip the next generation with the skills to thrive in a tech-driven future?

Remember when we spent weeks in school memorizing formulas we never used again? Yet, no one taught us how to manage money, communicate effectively, or think critically. The gap between what we learn and what we need in life is real—and it’s time w

Idea alert I wanna build a company which can organise the private tutoring space in india and teach skills to students which are never taught to them in schools like financial literacy,sex ed, communication etc the problems in home/pvt tutoring is

I have a best idea for the new generation students 🧠👇 i want to open a best school for new generation students in this school i will teach skill with study because the students do not depend on government job and also add GYM to maintain the disci

Do you feel that people of this generation are losing all the life skills their previous generation had??? So leave ur comments and if u have some time then plz go through my recently showcased idea called SkillSphere which aims at solving this probl

Teachers should teach, not tally attendance or check piles of homework!" We’re building an AI-powered assistant for schools that automates: Attendance Homework checking Grading Report generation So teachers can focus on what they do best — teac

An open air school in 1957, Netherlands ⁣ In the beginning of the 20th century a movement towards open air schools took place in Europe. Classes were taught in forests so that students would benefit physically and mentally from clean air and sunlight

Unlearning is harder than learning, but it’s absolutely crucial for growth. Here are 5 instances where I had to unlearn: 1/ Perfection: Early in my career, I believed everything had to be perfect before I could act. I learned that getting things do