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December 26, 2023
US educational non-profit organisation Code.org has reportedly sued Byju’s subsidiary Whitehat Jr in the US over failing to pay its dues.
September 28, 2023
Byju’s, a prominent edtech company, has made the strategic decision to rebrand its subsidiary, WhiteHat Jr , while integrating...
September 27, 2023
A merger of WhiteHat Jr with self would thus help the company in reducing its overall burn, which will be critical considering its impending cash needs
September 27, 2023
Edtech major Byjus may lay off up to 3,500 employees during the current fiscal as it looks to consolidate teams and enhance regional focus, sources privy to the development said. According to one of the sources, Byjus had over hired people at the time of Covid pandemic due to sudden jump in online education, but the demand has now receded, for which the company needs to do course correction. There has been no retrenchment as of now.
September 27, 2023
New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) Edtech major Byju's has rolled out a new social media policy for its employees, prohibiting them from communicating with any media
September 27, 2023
Edtech major Byju's has rolled out a new social media policy for its employees, prohibiting them from communicating with any media outlet else "face appropriate disciplinary and legal action", as it gears up for a massive business ...
September 24, 2023
New India faces new challenges, especially in the field of education and skill development, which must be addressed   In a rapidly evolving global landscape, the education sector is experiencing a profound transformation. This transformation is especially critical for a country like
August 3, 2023
Third Future Schools will hopefully bring Texas Education Agency ratings up at Jones-Clark Elementary, Smith Middle School and Fehl-Price Elementary.
May 20, 2023
Sixteen charter schools and charter school systems asked on Friday to give up their waivers of the state teacher salary law to clear the way for getting state funds to raise their beginning teacher salaries to $50,000.