Hyderabad’s First Education Expo Brings Together Students, Parents, and Educators
Hyderabad: Hyderabad is gearing up for its first-ever Education Expo, a two-day event designed to foster collaboration and exploration in the educational landscape. Scheduled for May 3rd and 4th, 2024, at the Kings Crown Kohinoor Convention Center (Pillar-68, Inner Ring Road, Mehdipatnam), the Expo offers free entry for both students and parents.
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A Platform for Connection and Innovation:
The primary objective of the Expo is to create a dynamic platform where educators, students, parents, publishers, educational institutions, and industry leaders can come together. This space allows for the exchange of ideas, the showcasing of innovative products and services, and the exploration of future opportunities in education.
A Diverse Range of Exhibitors:
Visitors can expect a comprehensive showcase of educational institutions, encompassing pre-primary schools, high schools, colleges, and more. Ed-tech startups, publishers, and educational organizations will also be present, offering a wide range of cutting-edge solutions and resources.
Exhibitor Categories:
• Educational Institutions (pre-primary to professional education)
• Training & Support Organizations (academies, overseas education consultants, vocational training, etc.)
• Publishers, Stationers & Suppliers
• Digital Learning & Ed-Tech Startups
• Interactive Sessions and Activities
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The Expo goes beyond static displays by offering a variety of interactive sessions designed to engage attendees. Panel discussions led by education experts will address current challenges, trends, and best practices in the field. Additionally, seminars focusing on Skill Development and Mental Health will provide valuable insights.
For students, there’s the exciting opportunity to take a Free Career Interest Screening Test (CIST) offered by Islaah Wellness. This test is specifically designed for 10th-class th Class students. Parents can also avail of resume and CV training and placement assistance provided by Catalyst Connect.
To keep accompanying children entertained, the Expo will feature food stalls and games.
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Don’t miss this valuable opportunity!
The Hyderabad Education Expo-2024 promises to be a rich resource for students, parents, and education professionals seeking to explore various educational pathways and advancements in the field. (Maxim News)
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