- Global Schools Group to send 30 students, including from India, to Silicon Valley for hands-on experience with leading tech firms.
- Founder Atul Temurnikar emphasizes AI and Quantum Computing as core focus areas and establishes a center of excellence for emerging technologies.
- Announcement made at ‘Horasis India Meeting 2025’, highlighting India’s potential to move from IT services to global tech innovation leadership.
The Global Schools Group, founded in Singapore, has recently unveiled an ambitious project to integrate its students within the mainstream of the technological innovation hub that Silicon Valley represents. This step is clearly part of an intelligent strategy to enable students from the Global Schools Group, including those from India, to experience the latest technological developments and the realities of the industries they are interested in, thus helping to produce the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs. This reflects the long-sighted vision the Global Schools Group has for education.
Atul Temurnikar, the founder and chairman of Global Schools Group, emphasized the importance of new and emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and the power of quantum computing, that are changing the face of the workforce of the future. He stated that his school network is setting up a center of excellence in AI & Quantum to ensure that the students are well-versed in theory as well as have enough practical know-how to make a contribution to the tech world. To achieve the aim of education in emerging technology, thirty students will be chosen to visit Silicon Valley to work on projects along with leading tech firms.
This was announced at the ‘Horasis India Meeting 2025’, an event which saw delegates in excess of 250 representatives from the world of business, governments, and education, thus going by the overwhelming interest in the talent being developed in today’s world. This event highlighted the need to empower young Indians so that they have all the required expertise and experience necessary to shift away from their service-based approach involving information technology and move into leadership roles concerning technological innovation and development.
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Entrepreneurs like Anuuj Chauhan were represented at this event and stressed the massive potential of young Indians and also highlighted that events like Global Schools Group’s endeavours are needed in order to bridge the gap between talent and opportunism. By this initiative, the Global Schools Group seeks to develop a model of education that seamlessly weaves the need for global experience and learning into the educational experience of students, who will thereby develop confidence and ability to deal with complex technological challenges.
This program will offer participants the chance to learn about the work culture of top tech companies and acquire the kind of entrepreneurial and technological skills that are now the need of the hour in the face of the ever-shifting global economy. The group believes that by linking education to practical application, they can bring up a generation of students who are not only tech-savvy but can also contribute towards the global innovation agenda.
This is typical of the trend in the education sector, where international collaborations, learning by doing, and early exposure to new age technology are given priority. This allows students from India, as well as other participant countries, to capitalize on global opportunities, acquire global experience, and help create a future-ready skills base that is ready to lead the charge in AI, Quantum Computing, and new age technologies. With its new endeavor, Global Schools Group is not only reshaping education but also helping India shine bright on the world innovation map.
