Quest Alliance

A non-profit working to transform learning ecosystems through education technology, capacity building, and collaboration to build 21st century skills for learners and facilitators. Quest Alliance designs scalable solutions to enable educators address critical gaps for quality education and skills training through technology. We operate in over 8 regions throughout India. Strategy, policy, budgets and results are handled extraordinarily by members of the Quest board.

These interactive, blended-learning digital toolkits employ audio-visual aids, games and activities. This toolkit is available in a Basic level for learners with almost no English skills, and an Advanced course for learners with a basic understanding of English. Both courses are suitable for students in grades 9 and 10, youth in ITIs and colleges, for … Continue reading 'Communicative English'

Quest’s work in non-formal vocational institutes reaches youth between the ages of 17 to 30 who have dropped out of formal education systems or are unable to find employment due to a lack of specific skills that are in demand in the labour market. Quest’s blended learning approach comprises a learning management system, self learning … Continue reading 'Vocational Skills Training for Youth'

Building 21st Century skills Educators to Improve Quality of Engineering Education in India. Through a holistic approach we equip educators to transform the way young people learn in a classroom. Quest Alliance conceptualised and piloted an in-service, professional development course for educators that combined the power of experiential and digital learning.

Organizations and institutions are increasingly looking to build 21st century skills in young people. Concurrently, most professionals in the training and teaching sector are beginning to search for skills and opportunity to build their own capacity to work. In a world that is shifting towards online-learning and with organizations and institutions inclined towards building 21st century skills in young people, most professionals in the training and teaching sector are beginning to search for resources, skills and access to learning communities.

The School Dropout Prevention Pilot (SDPP) Program was a five-year, multi-country program, funded by USAID, aimed at mitigating student dropout in primary and secondary schools.

Can technology be used to strengthen the quality of education? In our quest to determine how technology can improve education, we hosted a 3-day symposium that focused on the relationship between technology and education

A self-learning digital skills toolkit that supports and equips trainers to (1) build a perspective on life skills and (2) prepare to deliver sessions on life skills.

In 2014 Quest Alliance conceptualised and piloted an in-service, professional development course for Improve Quality of Engineering Education in India The course is focused on building a professional roadmap for educators and equip them with 21st Century Educators

Quest commenced work with ITIs as part of the Equip Youth initiative, supported by the International Youth Foundation and the Caterpillar Foundation, in 2013. Over the years, Quest has enhanced its Life and Work Skills for Youth

Quest’s work in non-formal vocational institutes reaches youth between the ages of 17 to 30 who have dropped out of formal education systems or are unable to find employment due to a lack of specific Skills Training For Youth that are in demand in the labour market.

Change Leaders Academy works with leaders from the education and employability domain enabling them to build 21st century learning organisations.

Quest Alliance is the only Indian organization part of the Scratch Education Collaborative, alongside 40 other global, community-led organizations. For the SEC's first year, the Scratch Education Foundation will be hosting workshops on creative coding, equity, and community building; inspiring

Stem Secondary Schools Program are an important space for learners to prepare themselves for their future. The future needs self aware citizens adept at navigating technology and fueling socio-economic growth for all.

According to the Economic Survey (2018-19), close to 12 million people in India enter the workplace annually. However, only 5-6 million jobs are created per year, with government jobs making up only a fraction of this number

This initiative, called Project Sampoorna, is set to integrate the School Health and Wellness Programme (SHWP) curriculum in govt. schools across 19 districts in Jharkhand, impacting 100,000 students.

Source: Social-Emotional Learning project | SEL Project

The Lifeline for Education pilot project was implemented by One World South Asia (OWSA) in partnership with Quest Alliance and Vikramshila Educational Resource Society (education and field implementation partner), with technical support from British Telecom and CISCO Systems, and funding from International Youth Foundation and USAID.