Centum Learning to open more centres

Updated on: Monday, January 04, 2010

Centum Learning Limited, a Bharti associate, is setting up more learning centres and mini campuses to improve employability skills of youth. Currently, there are 126 Centum Learning Centers across the country, which is projected to go up to 500 in the next five years. The organisation plans to add a range of industry-oriented programmes in the coming year to meet the requirements of the sunrise sectors.

The centre has launched many sectoral degree, diploma and certificate courses in collaboration with universities. Appreciating the need for incorporating academic rigour and developing programmes based on industry requirements, Centum Learning has also set up an Academic Council comprising luminaries from the academic and corporate worlds.

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