BYJU's to provide free access of its digital tools to NSDC for skilling teachers, trainers
Dec 10, 2020, 11:25 IST
Edtech company BYJUS on Thursday announced a collaboration with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to skill teachers and trainers with key skills and digital tools.
BYJU'S will support the NSDC by providing free access to its educational content and tools to help the teachers.
The company said it will share its digital educational content (scholastic and non-scholastic) as free licences with the NSDC ecosystem to equip teachers and students for a quality learning experience.
"This association will further the Digital India vision and boost online learning that has become an integral part of mainstream learning now. This collaboration will go a long way in empowering teachers and trainers and help them succeed in a digital economy," said Byju Raveendran, Founder and CEO, BYJU'S.
The eskill India, which is NSDC's digital skilling initiative, will assist BYJU'S in enhancing the awareness and adoption of its digital tools as well as enable stakeholders in the NSDC ecosystem to utilise resources provided by the edtech company's digital interventions.
"As the skill development ecosystem is evolving from a brick-and-mortar model to a blended model, NSDC is delighted to partner with BYJU'S for professional development of trainers that support powerful teaching and learning," said Manish Kumar, MD & CEO, NSDC.
Last month, the leading edtech company announced the launch of BYJU'S Give initiative which aims to take digital learning to as many children as possible, giving them a chance at remote learning.
BYJU'S Give is part of 'Education for All' initiative that endeavours to democratise education and provide five million underprivileged children across remote areas access to quality online learning opportunities by 2025.
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BYJU'S will support the NSDC by providing free access to its educational content and tools to help the teachers.
The company said it will share its digital educational content (scholastic and non-scholastic) as free licences with the NSDC ecosystem to equip teachers and students for a quality learning experience.
"This association will further the Digital India vision and boost online learning that has become an integral part of mainstream learning now. This collaboration will go a long way in empowering teachers and trainers and help them succeed in a digital economy," said Byju Raveendran, Founder and CEO, BYJU'S.
The eskill India, which is NSDC's digital skilling initiative, will assist BYJU'S in enhancing the awareness and adoption of its digital tools as well as enable stakeholders in the NSDC ecosystem to utilise resources provided by the edtech company's digital interventions.
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Last month, the leading edtech company announced the launch of BYJU'S Give initiative which aims to take digital learning to as many children as possible, giving them a chance at remote learning.
BYJU'S Give is part of 'Education for All' initiative that endeavours to democratise education and provide five million underprivileged children across remote areas access to quality online learning opportunities by 2025.
SEE ALSO:
India’s desi-GPS is now in the same league as the US, Russia and China — can scan 1,500 kilometres beyond its own borders
Canada has enough COVID-19 vaccine doses to cover each citizen five times over while the fate of 67 poor countries remains undecided
Farmers call for nationwide protest on December 14 — plan to block Delhi-Jaipur and Delhi-Agra highways starting December 12