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Home Ā» Flinto launches India’s first R&D Centre for early learning

Flinto launches India’s first R&D Centre for early learning

NT BureauBy NT BureauNovember 27, 2018No Comments
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Chennai: Flinto Learning Solutions Pvt Ltd, has launched the Flinto R&D centre that the company claims is India’s first early learning focussed research and development centre.

Located in Chennai, the centre which was inaugurated recently encompasses more than 5,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor space.

A release from the firm said the R&D centre will offer a stimulating environment for more than 100 kids at any given time.

The centre will also offer a plethora of activities for children up to 12 years that will focus on improving 16 key skills, including problem-solving, logical and critical thinking, the release said.

Additionally, the centre will host conferences and will invite international speakers to highlight the current trends in the field of early education.

“We will bring together national and international researchers, with a variety of theoretical and methodological perspectives to initiate discussions. This will stimulate research and development in order to influence national and international policies on early learning,” said CEO and co-founder, Flinto Learning Solutions, Arunprasad Durairaj.

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