Unominds witnesses 300% growth in applicants for its teacher training program

Nikhil Thakur, MD and Mamta Thakur, CEO at Unominds Pvt Ltd

India, September 29: Initiated with a commitment to build and upgrade the skills of educators in India, Unominds began its journey 18 months ago. The leading teacher training centre in India has witnessed a massive 300% growth in the number of applicants for its pre-primary teacher training program. With a vision to bring about a substantial change in the Indian education system, Unominds aim to create the best teaching skills and deploy 100% of them in the education space to enhance the quality of education. Over 11 crore children in India lack pre-primary/foundational education, and therefore Unominds is constantly thriving to make education accessible to all those children who do not have access to its foundational education. The teacher training institution and woman empowerment centre, Unominds, has received an overwhelming response for its preschool teacher training program, with 1500+ applications per month.

Highlighting the brand’s successful journey, Nikhil Thakur, Managing Director, Unominds, said, “We at Unominds are committed to building & upgrading the skills of educators, thereby producing capable & relevant skills to support the education system. We believe that it is imperative to train women as they are primary caregivers and play a crucial role in establishing a strong foundation for kids. We are constantly thriving to ensure education is accessible to children and also focus on women empowerment by providing them with the right opportunities and skills.”

Nikhil Thakur further added, “We have collaborated with numerous local authorities and NGOs to provide affordable education and training to women looking for financial independence. At present, we have also expanded our services to 25 villages in India to identify untapped potential, providing the right skills and helping them standardize the early year foundation education in these villages for the benefit of children.”