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A recent article published by The Hindu (November 04, 2019 18:31 IST) talks of how EnglishHelper, with its RightToRead initiative, is helping the public education system in India to achieve better learning outcomes. The writer of the article, Alika Kannadasan, lucidly describes the deployment of the RightToRead program in Chennai Middle School, MGR Nagar, a government school based out of […]
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EducationWorld published an article in its October 2019 edition featuring Sanjay Gupta, Global CEO of edtech company, EnglishHelper. Education World features the RightToRead program, an initiative undertaken by EnglishHelper. This initiative leverages multi-sensory reading and comprehension artificial intelligence software (ReadToMe®) to enable reading of English textbooks. In this article by Autar Nehru, Sanjay Gupta talks about how EnglishHelper is introducing […]
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Entrepreneur magazine (October 2019 issue) features Sanjay Gupta, CEO, EnglishHelper. The article highlights Sanjay’s journey as an entrepreneur. Sanjay commenced his career in Finance and over the years has worked in a variety of industries across the globe. In 2010, Sanjay gave up his job as Head of American Express with a desire to ‘give back’ to society. He decided […]
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A recent authored article written by Sanjay Gupta, Global CEO, EnglishHelper, and published by The Pioneer (September 25th, 2019) highlights the ineffectiveness of the Indian public school system. Sanjay talks about how students in early grades do not achieve the desired reading standards, which directly influences their ability to learn various subjects. In his article, Sanjay urges the need to […]
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A recent authored article penned by Sanjay Gupta, CEO, EnglishHelper and published by YourStory (Sep 20th, 2019) talks about how the Indian school system needs to urgently reform in order to capitalise on the existing framework. From shutting down government schools with below par occupancy to going digital, there is a long road ahead for the Indian public education system. […]
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EnglishHelper is helping millions read, speak and write better in English. It’s initiative RightToRead focuses on technology-enabled English literacy for every child and has reached out to over 4 million students across 28 states and 4 union territories. EnglishHelper has introduced and pioneered the RightToRead initiative across thousands of government schools in India. Launched in 2013, the program enables the […]
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EnglishHelper a technology-based education company helps people learn and improve their English by offering AI technology-powered learning solutions. The company has joined hands with the Maharashtra government and IETS to enable English literacy across 65,000 schools in the state. EnglishHelper has introduced and pioneered the RightToRead initiative across thousands of government schools in India. Launched in 2013, the Program enables […]
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Technology has deeply impacted our daily lives. This has sparked a change in business over time. Today, being digitally ‘able’ is a core value that influences commerce and capital. Technology offers the ability to solve problems that were previously thought to be unsolvable. India has over 1 million public schools with over 260 million students enrolled. However, the public education […]
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EnglishHelper has launched RightToRead in partnership with the Maharashtra government and IETS to bring technology enabled English learning to 65,000 schools in the state. EnglishHelper launched RightToRead in 2013. Using the multi-sensory AI software, ReadToMe, RightToRead enables the reading of English textbooks in class and enhance reading and comprehension skills. In 2015, EnglishHelper partnered with the United States Agency for […]
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The RightToRead initiative was launched to address the massive literacy gap in India. ReadToMe is an AI multi-sensory reading and comprehension software that powers RightToRead. The program is designed to introduce minimum change yet deliver best outcomes. The existing school textbooks are read in class during normal school hours. The initial pilot was implemented across 100 schools in 6 states […]
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