Ei’s evidence-based personalised adaptive learning software, Mindspark, will help children study Mathematics, English and their vernacular language more effectively.
Quality Computer Science Curriculum
Ei will help provide a high-quality computer science curriculum and content, to develop these students’ interest in computer science as a discipline and chosen career path
We Help Ready them for a Better Tomorrow
Computer Science will be taught to female students to encourage them to persist in Computer Science education and careers. Ei will support improvements in the curriculum and design trainings for teachers to enable instruction in regional languages. These trained teachers will deliver the curriculum with support from field staff and teacher-trainers. The curriculum will incorporate skills, talents, and specialisations relevant to the industry’s requirements, equipping students for further careers.
Enabling Powerful Change
The Amazon Wonder Girls programme will enable 50,000+ girl children to attain foundational learning and engage with the CS curriculum and activities. It will foster an appreciation for computer science, with a realistic expectation of more than 5% of students to pursue further education in the field. These gains will lead to improved learning, economic and life outcomes for the students. They will also help reduce gender disparities in the field of computer science and help dispel unfounded stereotypes that girl students can't study maths and sciences well.
At a systemic level, the programme strives to create a blueprint for government officials and public-school administrators to implement
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure in government schools. This will lead to the implementation of useful educational aides in multiple subjects, and integration of computer science content within the academic curriculum. The programme should therefore inform government policy in the long-term, and its benefits should incentivise increased budgetary allocations for educational hardware, resources, software, training, and material.
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure in government schools. This will lead to the implementation of useful educational aides in multiple subjects, and integration of computer science content within the academic curriculum. The programme should therefore inform government policy in the long-term, and its benefits should incentivise increased budgetary allocations for educational hardware, resources, software, training, and material.
Our Impact
50,000+
Students
200+
Teachers
100+
Schools
5+
Districts