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School of Future is creating a scalable enterprise that is powered by technology to help change this dynamic to “future proof” students.

Future proof as they define it as: You truly feel ready to take on the evolving world. You know exactly who you are, you know the value you bring, and you have the skills, tools, and mindsets required to disrupt the world. [1]

They help students become purposeful, collaborative, and entrepreneurial.

Watch this insightful video interview with Aditi Agrawal, CEO, and Founder of School of Future.

[1] https://www.schooloffuture.in/about-us

Interviewed by Limitless

ADITI AGRAWAL, Founder & CEO

Aditi is an educator, who started her first NGO when she was 17 and grew it to over 500 volunteers working on more than 20 live projects. She has been working in education for 7+ years and has lived in India, Kenya, various countries of South East Asia, and Australia. She is passionate about enabling each and every child to have access to an education that allows them to thrive in tomorrow’s world. [1]

 

 

[1] https://www.schooloffuture.in/about-us

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