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Educational website unveils plans for vocational courses
By Our Staff Reporter
HYDERABAD, AUG. 11. Eduempire.com, which claims to be the only
educational website with 20,000 pages, is contemplating providing
online programmes on vocational courses. "The courses will be in
subjects which are not available on any other website and will be
unique", Mr. Aveena Gudapati of Eduempire. com said at a press
conference here on Friday.
The website has 180 categories for students, teachers and parents
dealing with the specific needs of each of the three groups. Mr.
Gudapati said the site was concentrating on developing a
partnership with all the three groups apart from educational
institutions unlike other sites which were focussing on just
dissemination of information.
Tie-ups with schools and linking them with parents through the
website to know about their wards' progress and organising
workshops off line involving all the three groups were some
efforts in this direction, he said.
The site was able to forge a partnership with several schools
which facilitates maintaining school web pages as of now apart
from providing some value-added services. With online education
being the future, Mr. Gudapati said he is hoping to make the bond
stronger. The site has also plans to acquire services of experts
in various fields for the benefit of the schools registered with
it.
`Kaleidoscope', a creative writing workshop organised by the site
recently, was a tremendous success, he said and added that the
results of the competitions would be announced online on August
15. The first, second and third prize winners would get a cash
prize of Rs. 600, Rs. 500 and Rs. 400 respectively every month
for six months. Mr. C. Sasidhar, Managing Director, was also
present.
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