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The cure for ILLITERACY Our Tara Akshar literacy program has made nearly 60,000 illiterate women literate in the last few years in India. It uses a 55 hour course of advanced memory association techniques. It is probably the fastest, most effective literacy program in the world. Now funded by Indian government. More...	ReadingWise invents desperately needed learning programs that no one else has built. We build programs for NGOs, corporates and schools. We teach illiterates to read, the shy to speak and everyone to learn everything twice as fast. SO FAR, WE HAVE ENABLED 60,000 WOMEN TO BECOME LITERATE AND 24,000 YOUTHS TO GET JOBS. Coming soon: ReadingWise English literacy program for English speakers.	The cure for SHYNESS Our CommunicationWise course has enabled over 16,000 unemployed youths to find permanent jobs in the last two years in India. It brings confidence to the most timid students. It is an essential course for job-seekers, salesmen, language students, and anyone who wants to get on in the world. More...
The cure for LEARNING PROBLEMS Our MemoryWise course teaches kids and adults accelerated learning techniques. They will learn anything 50% faster than they did before. Our ReadingWise Facilitator Course teaches trainers how to stop being lecturers and instead use peer learning, mind-maps, memory techniques, multimedia and more...	LIFE SKILLS & EMPLOYABILITY Our InstructionWise course enables your workforce to follow instructions, our IntegrityWise course enables your workforce to report accurately, our TeamWise course enables your workforce to work together productively. Our life skills programs are an essential complement to vocational training. More...	RESEARCH: Depression, Corruption and more... We have identified these as the most outstanding unsolved social problems in the world. Between them, they account for most of the world's misery. Research on them is appallying sparse. Click here to find out why these are linked, and what progress is being made.