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Why Schools Should Teach Entrepreneurship Education.......
1. Teachers can play an important role in supporting aspiring and current young entrepreneurs.
2. Entrepreneurship education teaches students skills they can use well into their adult years. These skills include working with a team, using the internet and social media for marketing, as well as developing creative ways to create new products and solve complex problems.
3. Teaching entrepreneurship empowers students by preparing for an uncertain future and work to make life better for other people.
In other words, entrepreneurship lessons can give students hope for themselves and empathy for other people.
Those skills are needed now more than ever before.

Congratulations, to many future ready students who are getting certified in new age Technologies from SKILLASTRA.
STEM.ORG Certification.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS Certification presentation to Students from SRI VENKATESWARA BALA KUTEER one of best CBSE School in Guntur, A.P.
Congratulations to all the students who have completed and certified in Skill courses and getting future ready from young age.
Students certified in Artificial Intelligence; Drone Design n Simulation; Coding with AR-VR; 3D Modelling n Animation; Entrepreneurship.

Thank you for excellent initiative from SRI VENKATESWARA BALA KUTEER School for visionary programs and making children future ready.

DRONE EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS CLASS 5 TO CLASS 10 in Schools.

Ready for Take Off: What is drone education and why it is the need of the hour
The obvious skill that comes to mind when we talk about a drone is an operator or a drone pilot. However, apart from just flying drones, it is the technology behind it that will be one of most important literacies in the near future. It is important for students to understand the connection between the coolness of flying a drone and the potential applications it can have.

1. The programming advantage – User interfaces and operating systems for drone flight control will see software development as one of the pillars in this ecosystem. Companies will see system integration opportunities to bring drone data into IT enterprise systems. Coders will have a keen interest in learning the concepts of a UAV. We see a large number of school students turning into cutting edge coders and software programmers at a very young age.

2.Tactile learning – By teaching a student how a drone flies, it becomes easier to understand the basic concepts of physics and mathematics. It is simpler for elementary students to learn how wind impacts a drone’s path in terms of speed, distance and time, along with the laws of physics.

3.The inventors of the future – With no dearth in job opportunities related to drones, the experts can learn to develop more versions of the drone with unique capabilities. With such opportunities in the hardware space, people do not stop only at prototype building, but also reach levels of testing them at airfields for airworthiness.

4.Understanding electronics – What is a drone without its motherboard? Just like a computer, a drone has various electronic parts that determine how well it can fly and communicate with the controller. Designing of the processor, Wi-Fi module, memory chips, communication ports, etc. is key to the intelligence of the aircraft as all these parts constitute the main processing unit.

Keeping this in mind, a comprehensive drone curriculum for schools that will introduce students to drones & associated technologies, industry applications, and a number of linked disciplines such as AI, 3D printing, Data Analysis, Surveying and Mapping, is the need of the hour.

An immersive curriculum through which students can actively take the first step in becoming drone technologists while also learning core skills in data collection & analysis, objective thinking, research & development and product development is increasingly necessary to pursue careers in this rapidly evolving workforce.

A total of 12 central ministries are trying to boost the indigenous demand for drone services and India will need approximately one lakh drone pilots in the coming years, Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said.
"We are taking the drone sector forward on three wheels. The first wheel is of policy. You have seen how fast we are implementing the policy," Scindia said at a Niti Aayog event here.
The second wheel is to create incentives, he said.
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Today, someone who has passed the Class-12 exam can be trained as a drone pilot and no collegeng degrees are required for it, he pointed out.

EMPLOYABLE SKILLS ARE VERY IMPORTANT FROM SCHOOL AGE ONWARDS.
The Indian education system urgently requires an overhaul. It is critical that skilling and education are integrated into schools' curricula so that students learn the importance of both at a young age. For this to happen, they must have access to skill development classes at both the primary and secondary levels.

It is very important for Schools to start Skilling students from early foundation age onwards.......

Entrepreneurship Skill development Program available for students of
Grade 6 to Grade 12.
Be Future ready

Opportunities to Sky : Drone Technology