Highlights

Eligibility:

Admission to any course requires the completion of studies at the preceding level.

Additionally, applicants need to begin their application by participating in an Interactive Session (IS) where both the learner and their ecosystem of learning will be assessed on their capacity, capability, and competency to learn.

Exception: Child prodigies demonstrating exceptional abilities may be considered for direct enrolment and given an opportunity to complete higher-graded courses earlier.
Career Focus: Courses are designed to help learners explore and engage with their career pathways early.
Subject Skills: Core subjects include Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Commerce (Mathematics, Economics, Management), Verbal, and Logical Reasoning etc.
Levels: Primary education
Pedagogy: Our training emphasizes Language, Logic, and Mathematics as foundational skills.
Empowerment: Learners gain confidence and practical skills through applied learning experiences.
Duration: Courses are structured to be completed within 24 to 36 months with a flexible schedule of 2 to 3 days per week and 1 to 2 hours per day.

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1. Target Group

Age: 8+ years (with 18–36 months of active learning eligibility)
Grades: III to V
Exceptions: Child prodigies (can fast-track to higher-level content)
Commitment: 2–3 days/week | 1–2 hrs/day | Duration: 18–36 months
Arrangement: One Mentor is to One to Fifteen Students in a batch

2. Structure

Component | Description

Before School

Self-paced concept previews, short learning videos, gamified warmups

At School

Instructor-led virtual classes, discussions, group projects

After School

Reflection journals, quizzes, career simulations, mentorship check-ins

3. Curriculum Domains

Subject | Skills Focus

Mathematics: Problem-solving, financial literacy, calculus, applied statistics

Science: Core concepts in Physics, Chemistry, Biology – with sustainability lens

Commerce: Economics, Business Math, Intro to Management, Digital Finance

Verbal Reasoning: Comprehension, critical reading, persuasive writing

Logical Reasoning: Deductive/inductive logic, puzzles, patterns, Venn diagrams.

4. Pedagogical Core

Language → Communication → Collaboration
Logic → Decision-Making → Critical Thinking
Mathematics → Quantitative Aptitude → Real-World Applications

5. Career Integration

Mini Apprenticeships (virtual/partnered)
Career Projects (e.g., “Design a Green Business”)
Internship Bridge (via COEs & CSR partners)
Pathway Mapping (from subject interest to real-world careers)

6. Training, Assessment & Certification

Training: Interactive classes, guest sessions, problem-based learning
Assessments: Formative (quizzes, reflections) + Summative (projects, presentations)
Evaluation: Continuous Feedback Loop with student dashboards
Certification: Tiered badges (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced), endorsed by SEWAA Foundation and partners

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