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Behind every statistic is a story of resilience, hard work, and a second chance at a brighter future. Read how Learning Point helped them write a new chapter.
"Learning Point gave me back the chance I thought I had lost forever."
Reshma grew up in a low-income household in Bengaluru. Due to sudden family financial challenges, she had to drop out of school in the 8th standard to support her parents, leaving her education incomplete and her career goals on hold.
After five years away from classrooms, she joined Learning Point's NIOS 10th standard batch. With flexible class hours, provided notebooks and guides, and regular academic counselling, she managed to master the curriculum step-by-step.
She successfully passed her 10th standard board exams with flying colours and is currently pursuing pre-university studies to complete her academic qualification.
"I never thought I would hold a certificate with my name on it."
Married at an early age, Amreen was unable to finish her high school board exams. As a young mother, she felt constrained by her lack of formal education and wanted to set a better example for her children.
Amreen enrolled in the flexible women-only secondary education batch. Despite her busy household and child care duties, the supportive environment and guidance of Mrs. Sarvath Adil Khan helped her stay on track.
She cleared her board exams and subsequently completed a basic digital literacy course, gaining the skills to assist her kids with homework and manage local community projects.
"Education opened doors I didn't even know existed."
Abdul Rasheed worked odd manual labor jobs since his teenage years to help sustain his family. Without a 12th standard certificate, he faced a ceiling on his salary and was unable to apply for stable corporate roles.
He attended evening batches at Learning Point after completing his day jobs. The tailored notes and late-hours teacher support kept his motivation high despite his physical fatigue.
He successfully cleared his NIOS 12th boards and transitioned into a white-collar logistics coordinator job at age 26, securing financial stability for his home.
"Communicating in English changed our commercial outreach completely."
As local micro-entrepreneurs running a small tailoring business, they struggled to coordinate with larger suppliers and corporate buyers due to language barriers and low confidence in English communication.
They joined the basic and conversational English course built using the Cambridge University Press curriculum. They practiced conversation regularly, receiving targeted coaching from Mrs. Anjali Rao.
They successfully earned their English certificates, which built their confidence to pitched their work to larger retail stores, boosting their tailoring business sales.
"Learning a trade gave me a practical career when I needed it most."
Mateen was unable to finish formal schooling and had no marketable skills, leaving him reliant on irregular, low-paying daily-wage tasks.
He joined the electrical and basic hardware skill training course at Learning Point. The hands-on training and industry mentor interactions helped him quickly grasp functional wiring and repair protocols.
He secured a regular assistant electrician role at a local contracting firm, earning a stable monthly salary to support his siblings' schooling.
Every student we help is sponsored by donors like you. Your contribution goes directly toward book costs, registration fees, and training materials.