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New programme for spoken English
Chennai, May 14
To cash in on the growing demand for spoken English
training in tier-III towns, Amoha Education Pvt Ltd
that owns spoken English training academy brand Veta
on Wednesday launched its new venture VetaOne. This is
an initiative to cater to people in towns with one-lakh
plus population. Announcing the launch, the Executive
Drector of Amoha Education, Mr K.V. Rajan, said the
company plans to have at least 200 VetaOne centres by
the end of 2009 in States including Tamil Nadu, Andhra
Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. All these
centres will be on the franchisee model, he said. Veta
currently has 200 training centres spread over 100 cities
across the country and offers courses through direct
training and the distance education model. - Our Bureau
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