Nurture Talent Academy announces Techpreneur workshops for students

May 4, 2012 | Filed under: College Life,Entrepreneurship | Posted by: Anwesha Bose

Nurture Talent Academy today announced its series of workshops named Techpreneur to impart entrepreneurship and technology skills among Indian students. The program will be held for one week each in four cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad. Venture capitalists, angel investors and successful entrepreneurs will be invited as experts for the program.

The aim is to train students on the basics of business plan and starting a technology venture. Each session will be having interactive exercises, business plan templates and dialogue with experienced experts. Amit Grover, Founder of Nurture Talent said, “In 2 years of my journey as an entrepreneur, I have seen the potential of Indian students closely. Given the right information, awareness and knowledge, they can do wonders and achieve their dreams at an early age. They have the potential to creat the next Apple, Facebook or Instagram”. Nurture Talent has conducted over 200 workshops across 68 cities attended by over 10000 students, professionals and entrepreneurs.

The objective of Techpreneur is to motivate the students to solve the key problems, generate ideas and build small prototype during the programs and train the students to take up entrepreneurship as a career option. This will also help students to learn how to make rapid prototypes, LEAN STARTUP methodology, mentoring on ideas, making minimum viable product during the program itself. The best students will get one month Internship opportunities in startups like Ixigo, Myntra, Pristine and many more startups across India. For more details, you can visit www.nurturetalent.com

About Nurture Talent Academy

Nurture Talent Academy is India’s 1st Institute for training entrepreneurs. Started in January, 2010 with the objective of training students, professionals and startups, it has conducted 200 workshops across 68 cities attended by 10000+ participants. It covers the basics on subjects like business plan, technology, marketing, finance, and HR during the programs. Amit Grover, Founder, is an IIT and IIM alumnus and has worked with Infosys, Asian Paints and Onida in the past. The objective is to enable 1000 ventures to start in next 3-5 years, which will generate 20000 jobs for the country.

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