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Teach for Change to cover 10 govt schools
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Teach for Change, an initiative of Hyderabad-based Passionate Foundation, launched its campaign in the city on Saturday. The initiative\'s ambassador Lakshmi Manchu unveiled its logo. Speaking on the occasion, Passionate founder and CEO Chaitanya MRSK said that English language and leadership skills would be taught to the students of
Teach for Change, an initiative of Hyderabad-based Passionate Foundation, launched its campaign in the city on Saturday. The initiative's ambassador Lakshmi Manchu unveiled its logo. Speaking on the occasion, Passionate founder and CEO Chaitanya MRSK said that English language and leadership skills would be taught to the students of government high schools as part of their initiative.
“In the first phase, Teach for Change volunteers would conduct classes for the students of 10 government schools in the Vijayawada Central Assembly constituency,” he said. Youth Congress president Devineni Avinash was also present.
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