Bengaluru, 6th Sept, 2022: This Teachers’ Day, Newton School, an edtech platform that helps students upskill and become high-quality software developers, launched an ad campaign called #CareerKaCompass that digs deep into the student-mentor relationship. It’s a heartwarming take on how mentors and teachers serve as a guiding light for students’ professional and personal journeys, assisting them in reaching their goals.
Newton School has attempted to portray the importance of mentors in a student’s life in this ad film. In this film, the journey of students at Newton School are portrayed, emphasizing on the role of mentors in this ecosystem. Becoming a software developer is not an easy task, let alone cracking into an established IT firm. The aim of this campaign is to highlight how mentors are a constant presence in a student’s life, through failures and learnings, and the ultimate success.
“Newton School is an outcome-driven platform founded on trust and transparency. From teaching tech skills to cracking interviews through a dedicated training practice, Newton School mentors leave no stone unturned in their students’ growth trajectory. We wanted to thank all of the mentors at Newton School and around the world for their tremendous efforts through this ad campaign,” commented Siddharth Maheshwari, co-founder, Newton School.
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Newton School is an online edtech platform that trains students with industry oriented tech skills. On one hand, it is focused on solving the employability problem of college graduates with its zero upfront fees training program. And, on the other hand, it makes available this industry-ready talent to the companies at zero cost. Thus bridging the gap between the students and the recruiters. Founded in 2019, In just over two years, the neo-university has placed over 1,500 students in over 600 prestigious companies, including Google, Lenskart, Razorpay, Flipkart, Zomato, Deloitte, Meesho, and Target.
The Bangalore-based startup raised $25 million in a Series B funding round earlier this year and is on a track to achieve a 100 million annualized run rate by 2023.