Author: ETES

Approximately half of all pre-primary-age children around the world are not enrolled in preschools. In low-income areas, the picture is bleaker, with only 1 in 5 young children enrolled. Children from poor families and weaker sections are the least likely to attend early childhood education programs. For children who do have access, poorly trained educators, overcrowded and unstimulating environments, and …

Charity Work done by Encoding Technologies Educational Society If you want to help, you can do charity work, too. There are lots of charities in the world to work with, but the first place you should look is in your community. Are there any charities in your community? Often there are food pantries, homeless shelters, soup kitchens, low-cost stores with …

Some Causes Encoding Technologies Educational Society in India works for Utilizing funds raised through donations, we work for a wide range of causes. Some such causes include: 1. Child rights 2. Poverty 3. Social Injustice 4. Environment Conservation 5. Human Rights 6. Care for elderly people 7. Women Empowerment 8. Wildlife Conservation 9. Animal Rights 10. Sanitation and Hygiene 11. …

In 2009, ETE Society launched Encoding Institute, its vocational skilling arm. The objective was to train youth from economically disadvantaged backgrounds (age 18‐25 years) and provide them with employable skills, coupled with access to employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. Today Encoding Institute programs across the country enable youth to access entry-level positions and placements in 10 major vocations. Approximately 25,000 young …