Skills & Knowledge Integrated Learning

Zamit’s iSKiL Programme (International Skills & Knowledge Integrated Learning Programme) is a sixty-hour co-curricular programme delivered over 26 weeks to students in classes 5 to 11.

The programme integrates skills development in the context of curricular subjects, equipping students to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Backed by three years of research and trials, this meticulously designed programme analyses and improves over 60 skills, competencies and abilities that are clubbed into Zamit’s Nine Dimensions of ZQ (Zamit Quotient), using a proprietary Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven model built on the concept of Measure-Improve-Monitor (M-I-M).

The iSKiL Programme is mapped to the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) England, Wales & Northern Ireland (UK’s regulatory framework) and certified by QAI UK.

Programme Highlights

Designed for students of classes 5 to 11;
60 hours Programme delivered across 26 weeks;
About 100-110 minutes per week of guided engagement;
Delivered in school or online;
Uses a proprietary AI-driven, Measure, Improve and Monitor (M-I-M) model;
Internship opportunities;
Engaging developmental activities, competitions and more to help develop skills.
Participation in an Annual Scholarship Programme worth INR 5 lacs;

Develops over 60 Skills in the context of subject knowledge;
Builds Learning Power – the core to academic enhancement.
International English Certification, including Subject language, General English and Oral communication skills powered by GETS from QAI UK;
Create and maintain a personal portfolio of academic and non-academic achievements;
Builds and improves the AI-driven ZQ scores - ‘Gold Standard’ of Zamit for Future Readiness;
Provides impact analyses to measure growth and improvement;
Maps the skills recommended by the NEP 2020 and the learning skills covered in the International Baccalaureate (IB).
International certification from QAI, UK, mapped to the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF), England & Northern Ireland (UK’s regulatory framework )