First, fill out the contact us form, else reach out to us directly as per the give phone numbers. We will help you to how to get started with YIP.

The curriculum can be formed and adapted to most settings (school, after-school, summer camp and any other as per the requirement).

No. Prior experience and background is not required for the students. Background information will be provided in the lessons.

Activities were developed to be developmentally appropriate for each age group. We have broadly divided the curriculum as per below:

• Level 1 – Basic  – Class 6/7/8
• Level 2 – Intermediate – Class 9/10
• Level 3 – Advance – Class 11/12

There is no set time frame! For convenience, each lesson was designed to be completed in 30- 60 minutes. However, activities vary in length and there are many ways to break up/modify the lesson to the time frame you are working with.

The YIP curriculum contains detailed lesson plans, including instructor notes, topic background info, extension and homework ideas, as well as supplementary lesson material as downloads (e.g. handouts, slides).

See individual lessons to find the specific materials needed. We use common, inexpensive materials generally. Whenever less common materials are specified, we typically include notes in the lessons on what can be used as an alternative so you are not limited by what materials you can access.

Worksheets will be emailed or handover along with sessions

Yes, if you submit all completed worksheets, we will be awarding course completion certificate.

If you enroll for this program, you will receive a worksheet every for your child on alternate days along with access to recorded video classes.
You will also be added to a closed community where your child can attend live sessions with the trainers.
How does it work?

Step 1 – Enroll in the program

Step 2 – Receive activity sheets plus video lessons for enhanced learning

Step 3 – Submit all worksheets at the end of the program and get an E-Certificate

Activities will be for kids only. Our lessons are easy for kids to understand. There might be some activities for which parents will have to be involved. But it’s all going to be fun.