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SOCIAL OUTREACH PROJECTS
AASRA
The outbreak of Covid-19 led educators around the globe to adopt tech-savvy methods of delivering lessons. They had to familiarize themselves with the nuances of the virtual world in a short span of time. EC launched Project AASRA, an initiative that provided them with the necessary skill-set for making an effortless transition from the physical classroom to virtual teaching. Under this programme, we extended free training on "Effective Online Teaching and Pedagogy" to more than 500 teachers across the country from 1st April 2020 to 30th June 2020. Through Aasra, we ensured that the learning process remained smooth even behind the locked houses of the teachers and the students alike.
KRITAGYA
Teachers change the world, one child at a time. Their aura leaves a deep impact on us for years to come. While we always remember and celebrate our teachers on special occasions like Teachers Day, many of us remain unaware of the stories behind these beautiful personalities.Project Kritagya is an attempt to express gratitude to all educators around the world for their hard work and dedication. Under Kritagya, we share the life stories of dynamic educators and edu-preneurs who have shaped us into who we are today. Through Kritagya, we ensure that the efforts of teachers in shaping the future of the world is duly acknowledged.
AAGAAZ
Project Aagaaz was launched to provide every child an opportunity to bloom and grow. Through this project we partnered with Kavalya Education Foundation and Piramal Foundation to conduct workshops in government primary schools in Varanasi. The focus of the workshop was to enhance the skills of students in areas such as cognitive, communication, gross motor and personality development.
EDUVEST CARES
We all have witnessed incidences that shook the world during its war with Covid-19. One of the most challenging phases though was the availability of life saving plasma as friends and family members looked frantically for it. Eduvest Cares was a non profit initiative to bridge the gap between plasma donors and receivers. Members who registered themselves as donors were connected with those who required the plasma to save the lives of their near and dear ones.
