Category Digital Literacy

Harnessing Vacant Sapces to Revolutionize Digital Education

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can transform vacant properties into community micro-schools, revolutionizing digital education. Teach to Earn helps NRIs equip these spaces with PCs, providing children access to online resources. This initiative bridges educational gaps, empowers future generations, and strengthens NRI ties to their hometowns. Join us in shaping India's digital future by starting a community micro-school

A New Way to Learn, Grow, and Thrive

Have you ever felt like education is supposed to open doors, but instead, it feels like you're stuck in a maze? That's the reality many face, even after earning degrees. But there's a beacon of hope shining brightly through the gloom: Teach to Earn. Imagine education not as a race but as a journey where you discover new things about yourself and the world around you. That's the heart of Teach to Earn's message. With 50 centers spread across the country, including places others often forget, like remote villages and tribal areas, Teach to Earn is rewriting the script on what education can be.

Empowering the Future: How PCs Can Help Your Child Become a Self-Directed Learner

In today’s fast-paced world, where information is at our fingertips, the ability to be a self-directed learner is a crucial skill. PCs play a pivotal role in empowering children to take control of their learning journey. Unlike traditional methods, where guidance is constant, PCs offer a unique platform for exploration and discovery. With the vast resources available online, children can delve into various subjects, quench their curiosity, and develop problem-solving skills independently. PCs become not just tools but companions in the journey of self-directed learning.

Your Turn to Teach: Encouraging Parents to Start Their Own Community-Based Learning Centres to Build a Better Future for the Community.

Finding the right school for your child can be an expensive proposition. Seats are limited, admission is highly competitive, and the fees are going through the roof ! And even after paying through your nose, the quality of teaching is poor since teachers are bored and boring, and because classes are packed with too many students, your child does not get the attention he needs and is doing badly in school. You try to fix this gap by sending him to tuition classes, which just makes a bad situation even worse because your kid seems to spend all day sitting in classrooms, listening to lectures, while you get poorer day by day because of this financial burden !