A large portion of the population lives in small towns with limited access to quality education. This challenge is made worse by the lack of trained staff to support slow learners and children with specific learning difficulties, making it hard for these students to keep pace with their classmates. The problem worsens as children grow older, often leading them to drop out of school or discontinue their education altogether.

 

Small towns and villages also lack the resources to support bright students and young professionals who wish to improve their English communication skills and become industry-ready. Many children aspire to achieve greater goals in life, including studying or working abroad, but they don’t have access to dedicated, certified English trainers and personality development coaches.

 

Students who aim to study or work abroad often struggle to find qualified mentors who can guide them through learning effective English, preparing for exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE, and navigating the admission and visa process.