Showing posts with label Education Sector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education Sector. Show all posts

Thursday, December 8, 2016

Why Distance BBA Is Better Than Online BBA

While an online BBA course in India has its set of advantages, it is imperative that students and parents understand the importance of a distance learning BBA course in India too. 

Access to universities

A student can enroll for an online BBA anywhere in the world- all he/she needs is an internet connection. Distance learning BBA programs, although few, are accessible around the world as well.

Classes

While an online BBA is dependent entirely on the internet, a distance learning BBA course involves a mix of online as well as traditional face-to-face classes.

Learning methodology

An online course is purely online, which means all the classes can be accessed on the internet. With distance learning courses, students follow a schedule, much like an academic year of a regular college. Their course material is made available to them via online formats and physical correspondence.

Responsibility of learning

In an online BBA course it is solely the student’s responsibility to catch up with the course. A distance learning BBA course on the other hand, offers guidance from staff as and when needed.

Opportunity for growth

An online BBA is relatively easier to get compared to a distance learning BBA course. A distance learning BBA degree adds value to a professional’s resume since it is considered equivalent to a degree from a regular university.


Distance courses are also easily recognized and accepted in the industry when compared to online courses. 



Thursday, April 21, 2016

5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Inherit College Education from your Parents

Have you heard any parent saying that I studied from Delhi University so my daughter is also going to study from there or that I was able to find a decent job after my graduation from IIT so let my son also pursue the same from there? Yes, every time a discussion on “Kya Socha” about kid comes and these conversation popes up. I feel such decision by parents are like asking people their kids to use Siemens phone (that big one with antenna) in the time of smart phones.

Here are 5 reasons why you shouldn’t inherit college education from your parents.

1. Today opportunity and requirements are changing. In this time it is important that we should not limit our children imagination and aspirations with our limited 80’s-90’s experience in the world of 2016.

2. The college which was good in those times need not be at the top now. So we should let
our children introspect and choose the college of their choice.

3. As compared to the old days, today foreign education has become a common trend.
So we shouldn’t limit our children to India but let them explore worldwide opportunities.

4. During old days education was limited to the field of engineering, doctor and law.
But these days colleges even teach how to become entrepreneurs.

5. Today education is 40% theory and 60% practical which was not the case during our
parent’s time where 90% of the syllabus was devoted to theory.

It is time when you should #thinkBIG and guide your children too. Here is why we want you to look at opportunities which are provided in universities like LPU which have been showcased through this unique video as well.




Also one learning from the video is that your present decision will impact your future too, so when you have to think then why not thinkBIG


Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Make your toddler happy this summer with Flintobox - 'Colour Carnival’

About Flintobox
Flintobox creates subscription activity kits for children between 2 and 8 years. 90% of brain development happens by the age of six. Early experiences and positive interactions during the age of 2-8 years determines the overall development of children for years to come. Based on this premise of Early Child Development, Flintobox helps in making these years count with fun learning play tools! The boxes are packed with creative play activities to teach kids concepts over a period of time. Flintobox feeds a child’s curious mind and fosters independent growth through explorative puzzles and games. The products are designed by game designers, montessori and pedagogy experts and child psychologists. Crafted with kid-friendly materials, the box is shipped all across India with COD available in certain areas.




New Product : Colour Carnival
Flintobox recently launched ‘Colour Carnival’ - an activity kit exclusively for toddlers. Colour Carnival box has been curated to introduce children between 2 and 3 years to the concept of colours and patterns in a unique and interactive manner. The discovery box, loaded with 6 play activities - including a storybook, is designed to keep toddlers busy and mentally active all through the summer holidays.


How Colour Carnival help Kids
With Colour Carnival, kids receive creative hands-on engagement with activities that help in overall skill and habit development while simultaneously getting introduced to different shapes and colours. From geometric patterns and colourful shapes, the box contains intriguing puzzles and riveting games along with experiential fine-motor activities. The activities are designed to cover 12 developmental areas including coordination, cognitive and gross motor, creativity, exploration, language, and social skills through fun means. This way, the child is wholly involved and ends up staying away from TV or excessive screen time! In addition, the activities also serve as a great way to spend quality time indoors with the family. Perfect for the Summer!
Flintobox has released 2 new themes for the month of April for the age groups 3 to 4 (Jr. Colour Scientist) and 4 to 8 (Wildlife Safari). Limited number of boxes are produced every month, so if you are planning to get one for your child, you know what to do next!


Flintobox Journey
Flintobox was founded by Arunprasad Durairaj, Vijaybabu Gandhi, and Shreenidhi Srirangam. As young parents, they realised the growing trend of TV addiction in children and the urgent requirement for activities to get their children engaged with. The idea of Flintobox was then born. After a few test runs, they invested their savings of close to Rs.10 lakh to establish the business in September 2013.

In October 2014, they raised USD 300,000 from leading angels GSF Global, Globevestor (USA), AECAL (Germany), and Mauj Mobile.


Connect with Flintobox
Twitter          - https://twitter.com/flintobox
FB                - https://www.facebook.com/flintobox
Google plus - https://plus.google.com/+Flintobox-kids