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About Us...

Diversified
Expertise !

We believe...

...that Foreign Language Education should NOT be limited due to -

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1. Lack of awareness about numerous employment and entrepreneurial opportunities with Foreign language skills

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2. Availability in Tier I metro cities only


3. Unreasonably high fees


4. Stereotyped for higher education or higher segments of the society


5. Just theoretical and non-applicable academic researches


6. Ignorance that language learning is for Arts and Humanity students


7. Most Importantly, Deficiency of Language Teachers

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"Echenar Consultants" is a dynamic collective of experts spanning three key sectors:

- Foreign Language Training & Placement

- QMS Training, and

- Inbound & Premium Tourism Coordination.


Within our ranks, you'll find a diverse array of professionals—a mosaic of trainers, publishers, policy analysts, translators, interpreters, academicians, diplomats, tourism facilitators, and countless others. We operate as a cohesive network, collaborating symbiotically on innovative projects that push boundaries and drive progress.
 

What sets us apart is our efficiency, resource-friendliness, and extensive reach. By harnessing the power of communication technology and applications, we optimize our cerebral operations, making the most of every opportunity that arises.
 

But we aspire to go beyond the confines of mainstream tier-I cities. Our vision is to bring our expertise to learners with untapped potential, transcending geographical limitations. We recognize the pressing need to bridge the gap in India's skill landscape, ensuring that specified and industry-required proficiencies are no longer a rarity.
 

At Echenar Consultants, we are fueled by a passion for knowledge exchange and empowering individuals to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Join us on this journey as we break barriers, unlock potential, and pave the way for a brighter future.

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Foreign Language Education should break free from the constraints that have hindered its growth and accessibility.

Let's explore the reasons why it should not be limited any longer:

  1. Lack of awareness about numerous employment and entrepreneurial opportunities with Foreign language skills:
    It's time to shed light on the vast array of career prospects and business possibilities that come with foreign language proficiency. From international trade and diplomacy to tourism and cultural exchange, the opportunities are diverse and abundant.
     

  2. Availability in Tier I metro cities only:
    Language education shouldn't be confined to the boundaries of metropolitan cities alone. We must expand our reach, ensuring that learners from all corners of the country have equal access to high-quality language education. By embracing technology and innovative teaching methods, we can transcend geographical limitations.
     

  3. Unreasonably high fees:
    Language education should not be a privilege reserved for the wealthy. Affordable and accessible learning options must be made available to all, allowing individuals from various socio-economic backgrounds to enhance their linguistic skills and broaden their horizons.
     

  4. Stereotyped for higher education or higher segments of society:
    Language learning should not be confined to certain segments of society or considered solely for higher education pursuits. Breaking free from stereotypes, we should emphasize the practical applications of language skills across industries, professions, and everyday life.
     

  5. Just theoretical and non-applicable academic research:
    Language education should be practical and applicable. By incorporating real-life scenarios, interactive exercises, and immersive experiences, we can bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that learners gain tangible skills that they can readily utilize.
     

  6. Ignorance that language learning is for Arts and Humanities students:
    Language learning is not limited to Arts and Humanities students alone. It is a valuable asset for individuals across disciplines, including science, technology, business, and more. The ability to communicate effectively in multiple languages opens doors to cross-cultural collaborations and global opportunities.
     

  7. Most importantly, deficiency of language teachers:
    A crucial aspect of overcoming limitations in foreign language education is addressing the deficiency of qualified language teachers. Investing in teacher training programs, encouraging language enthusiasts to pursue teaching careers, and fostering an environment of continuous professional development will significantly enhance the availability and quality of language educators.

By tackling these challenges head-on, we can revolutionize foreign language education, making it inclusive, practical, and accessible to all.

Let us break down the barriers and empower learners with the linguistic tools they need to navigate an interconnected world.

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