Veranda Learning and Six Phrase join forces to boost employability training

Veranda Learning Solutions, a public listed education technology company, has announced a strategic partnership with Six Phrase, South India‘s premier Skill Development and Career Development Enterprise. This partnership aims to enhance employability training and equip students with industry-relevant skills.

With over 13 years of expertise and a successful track record of boosting the careers of over 1.2 million students, Six Phrase brings valuable insights into employability training. The collaboration between Veranda Learning and Six Phrase will result in a comprehensive range of skill development programs. Suresh Kalpathi, Executive Chairman of Veranda Learning, shared the vision for the partnership, “The plan is to take Six Phrase’s association with colleges from 300 to over 3000 colleges in the next 3-4 years.”

As the recruitment process pivots towards data-driven methods, Six Phrase’s commitment to preparing students for the future job market becomes invaluable. The enterprise seeks to bridge the gap between industry needs and the skills of job seekers by providing the necessary competencies. Recognizing the opportunity in the integration of new-age technology courses into college curricula, Six Phrase intends to address the shortage of qualified teachers in these specialized fields through strategic partnerships. “Both Veranda and Six Phrase will unlock valuable opportunities for both organizations, facilitating the expansion of our reach to a diverse and extensive audience,” expressed Prabhu N.D., CEO at Six Phrase.

Echoing the significance of this association, Aditya Malik, CEO of Veranda HigherEd, stated, “With Six Phrase becoming part of Veranda Learning, it further strengthens our position as a preferred partner for universities and colleges across India.”

The collaboration has been warmly received by top educational institutions. They have acclaimed the technical, aptitude, and company-specific training programs of Six Phrase as significant contributors to student skill development and employability.