Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag has been roped in as a goodwill ambassador of ed-tech platform Safalta.
Sehwag will be working with the company on its goal of providing affordable education to the common Indian. Safalta is known for catering to the semi-urban and rural areas and also for its digital innovation with socio-economic sensitivities and offering ‘destiny-changing education’. Sehwag himself is known for his own chain of schools.
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Himanshu Gautam, CEO and Co-Founder of Safalta, commented:
“Our efforts are directed towards providing affordable & high-quality education to kids from Semi-urban & rural backgrounds as there is a vast untapped bank of resources and skills that is waiting to be utilised. We have met some incredible talents and we cater to a vast age group through our various verticals. Our core is exam-preparation where we prepare students for different Competitive Government exams like NDA, Banking, Teaching etc.
“We help students find new avenues by our Safalta Skills vertical where we bridge the gap between employability and unemployment through our courses which are job-ready and tailor made for industry needs. Our endeavour is to help students get their first white-collar job. We’re here for the youngsters of semi-urban and rural India, who want to fight their fate by seeking education and employment that helps them achieve their ambitions. They lack confidence and direction hence Safalta is here to take their side. We’re innovating Edtech so that it reaches everyone.”
Sehwag, former Team India opener, stated:
“Being an educator, I can understand the significance of quality teachers and the need to provide accessible education to the masses. I must appreciate the commitment of Safalta and their team that have not compromised on the quality and have provided courses at unbeatably affordable prices. Kudos to team Safalta for their commitment and drive and their courses that make students job-ready and successful.”
Sehwag kicked-off his partnership with the brand through a small ad film with the tagline: “Ab Safalta dilayega apko apki pehli naukari, der na kare jaldi join kare Safalta ke skill programmes.”
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