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Vikalp Story and its contribution in education was covered exclusively by most popular Indian news magazine Outlook India. Click on the image above to read about the school transformation program which is helping schools to shift from blackboard teaching to experiential learning.
Vikalp wins the Best Educational Supplier by SOE Global Education award. School of Educators (SOE) recognizes, publicizes and awards outstanding contributors to spread the best education practices worldwide and is committed to raise benchmarks in quality education.
Neha Choudhry (Founder, Vikalp India) at Goldman Sachs Special Summit forging strong tie ups with Yu Wenchi (Head for Corporate Engagement, Goldman Sachs), Wanphen L Sreshthaputra of United Nation – ESCAP, and Kathelyn Hinkens (Embassy of United States of America).
Vikalp was featured in Outlook Business as a Good Business. This was the cover story analysing how Vikalp is making profit while doing good. Both revenue and impact were critically examined and discussed in detail.
Vikalp won the runner up in the “Spirit of Manufacturing Award” in the category “Innovative Usage of Technology”. Development of finished products with waste materials was highly appreciated. This Award Ceremony was organised by POWER2SME and TIE.
Vikalp Business Plan was awarded the Best Business Plan by Goldman Sachs. The plan is being executed under the guidance of Goldman Sachs, Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTEC) and Indian school of Business (ISB).
The rise of Experiential Learning is a response to the evolving needs of the 21st century workforce. By emphasizing hands-on experience, critical reasoning can transform the education fo the future.
Women supporting women in Business. The article was taken from Digital Magazine from the Daily Guardian.
Survey conducted by Vikalp India to find how Experiential learning boosting student performance and teacher engagement, the article is published on The Daily Guardian under Education column.
Traditional schools are still considered the custodians of all knowledge. This will change in 2025 and beyond. Public schools will no longer be the only option for K-12 education. Homeschooling will become more popular.
