Archive · 18 Nov 2025
Karnataka Schools to Train 1,104 Teachers in Computational Thinking
In Karnataka, India, a program is starting to teach 1,104 teachers how to teach computational thinking.
This will help over 44,000 students in 800 schools learn important skills for the future.
The program includes fun activities like school-level competitions to make learning more interesting.
The goal is to give students from all backgrounds the chance to learn these important skills and have a better future.
1,104 teachers in Karnataka Residential Schools to be trained in computational thinking
Training to reach 44,000+ students across 800 schools
Quest Alliance and KREIS partner for the initiative
Aims to equip students from marginalized communities with future-ready skills
Initiative includes school level ideathons and hackathons
- Who
- 1,104 teachers in Karnataka Residential Schools, 44,000+ students, Quest Alliance, KREIS
- What
- Training in computational thinking
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- To equip students from marginalized communities with future-ready skills
- Organizations involved
- Quest Alliance, KREIS
- Number of teachers to be trained
- 1,104
- Number of students to be reached
- 44,000+
- Number of schools involved
- 800
- Initiative duration
- Not specified