The Ed-crisis
The learning gap is wider than ever
At the root of this lies a crisis of leadership.
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The learning gap is wider than ever
At the root of this lies a crisis of leadership.
Over the past decade, India has made significant progress in the realm of education:
- Access to primary and secondary school has improved dramatically
- A growing literacy rate
- Education as a fundamental right, with the RTE Act of 2009
- A national dialogue on the need for education, motivated by parental demands and global competitive standards
- Multiple stakeholders- private and public- working for sustainable, nationwide change.
The Teach For India Fellowship is an opportunity for India’s brightest and most promising individuals, from a diverse range of universities and workplaces, to serve as full-time teachers to children from low-income communities in under-resourced schools.
Our Vision
One day all children will attain an excellent education
Our Mission
To build a movement of leaders to eliminate educational inequity
The Alumni Movement
Today, the Teach For India Alumni community is 3800+ members strong, impacting 1 million children directly and reaching 33 million children indirectly
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In these difficult times, we bring to you glimpses of sunshine from our community. Here are some inspiring stories from our vast collective, of Fellows, Alumni and Students demonstrating that even in the toughest of times, love, empathy and compassion go a long way.
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This is a week-long experience where students and educators come together to learn and understand how to reimagine education. In an array of sessions and experiences that build a sense of possibility, participants learn from real life examples of kids, educators and organizations who are working towards creating safe spaces for kids and educators to work in partnership to empower kids to become change makers.
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