Evoluer was founded in 2017 by a group of practicing educators working in the field of disability. We recognized the need for an inclusive society and decided to work towards the same. Our vision was to set a new paradigm of inclusive practices, not only in schools and other educational institutes, but in the industry as well. We are currently a consortium consisting of leaders in the field of Education and Special Needs, experienced corporate influencers and relentless workers who make it happen.
Evoluer’s employability skills program has the unique approach of on-the-job-training. Emphasis is on real-world exposure and experiencing open work scenarios. All students undergo a structured, focused, supported six month internship in an inclusive work space at the end of the training.
Over the last few years, Team Evoluer has worked closely with various corporate and educational institutes and parent bodies to raise awareness, train employers and teachers, so as to build careers of people with disabilities. We seek to be able to better understand and support them through the use of scientific, research-based methodologies. We have collaborated with leaders in the industry towards the same purpose to accomplish assignments on learning, create accessibility and inclusion, and employment.
In the past we partnered with leaders in various sectors such as hospitality, banking, data processing, insurance, retail, hospitals, schools and manufacturing. Currently, Evoluer has 90 young people from across the globe going through our Employability Training Program, and another 150 who are our Alumni.
Leadership Team
Shaloo Sharma
Samriddhi Gupta
Gita Dang
Thinkers and Influencers
Rebecca Lytle
Harleen Oberoi
Rajan Sharma
Vishal Verma
News & Events
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