Training -It is important to understand that teaching is an evolving skill because a good teacher, like a good student keeps on learning within the framework of information. Teaching and learning go hand in hand & teaching is truly lifelong, which makes it important for schools to invest immensely in the professional development of staff. Professional development is the need of the hour, and continuous teacher training and enhancement is necessary for teachers to equip themselves & cater seamlessly to the 21st century learner. It is a known fact that those students who have well-informed teachers tend to perform far better than their peers. Therefore, it is very important that the school management/leadership team pay attention to the professional development of staff. Training of staff must centre on subject-specific training and generic training that lead to the holistic development of all those concerned. Appreciation and recognition of outstanding teachers

Train2Lead is a structured, specialized educational programs designed to equip individuals with learning disabilities with practical skills and knowledge, focusing on hands-on training tailored to their abilities and interests. often incorporating assistive technologies and individualized learning plans to maximize their potential in the workforce; this can include training in areas like carpentry, food service, plumbing, office administration, fashion design, or other trades depending on individual strengths and career interests.

Our workshops cover topics such as these: Identifying signs and symptoms of different learning disabilities Understanding the diagnostic process Effective study habits and learning strategiesManaging behavioural challenges related to learning disabilities Utilizing assistive technology toolsNavigating the special education system Finding the right resource or service providers

Provision of books and stationery supplies for schools in underserved communitiesIn-School Intervention support Free assessment, therapy and consultation for children with learning disabilities SEN Talks during Parents’ Conferences