ILP collaborates with UST to set-up 10 SMART classrooms
When a digital transformation solutions company UST takes up the onus of transforming 10 schools in Mulbagal taluk by helping set-up SMART classrooms, it gives a fantastic experiential learning experience to the students.
India literacy project joins hands with UST in this initiative to set-up
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams
India Literacy Project along with its partner NGO IRCDS helps students achieve their dreams with the “Scholarship Program”.
Scholarship program is conducted across various Indian states in collaboration with local partner ngos.
Scholarship is granted to students for completing their graduation and
Day by Day
What your CHOOSE | What you THINK | What you DO
Is who you become…
Akshara Deeksha – First of its kind 41-day unique initiative launched by India Literacy Project’s NGO Partner RDS – https://lnkd.in/g66iQerS
in Telangana district aims to inculcate self-discipline in students to lay a strong foundation for their future.
This program
I can be anything and everything I want to be…
With this motto in mind, the Ministry of WCD govt of India celebrates the national girl child day on 24th January every year. This day is celebrated with a view to promote awareness about the rights of the girl child to bridge the gender divide and
There is only one thing that could replace a book: The next book
With this ideology in mind, https://ngosankalp.in/ the partner NGO of India Literacy Project has come up with a wonderful and practical program “Book Festival” to improve the reading habits of children.
As part of the program, children are encouraged to read books by
A good education ensures a solid foundation for a better future.
And the foundation has to be strong right from a very young age. This is where India literacy project has joined hands with like-minded partner https://ircds.in/ to ensure learning at foundational stage is on a strong footing.
India literacy project in collaboration with https://ircds.in/
The education scenario in India has seen rapid progress over the last two decades in addressing the diverse challenges. Enrollment in primary schools has increased to around 96% and school infrastructure has also improved, but there are still significant challenges in enrollment for vulnerable communities.Our projects focus on vulnerable communities who face challenges with universal coverage, out of school children, poor attendance and retention. Some of these communities live in deep rural areas and are primitive tribal groups , socially disadvantaged communities such as scheduled castes, linguistic minority communities and migrant populations.
70% of children in India attend government schools predominantly in rural areas. Many children attending government schools are first generation learners. Their families are not equipped to guide their education at home (78% of rural adults have less than 5th grade literacy). As a result, teachers become the only source of guidance, thus putting extra burden on the already over-burdened teachers.
Education plays an important role in preparing students for successful and productive careers and to make positive contributions to society. The education system must provide the information, skills and confidence required for students to have productive careers. Our student-centric Career Guidance and Pathways program equips them with detailed information about variious careers, and enables them to effectively compete for jobs in the industry.