The Hindu Business Line : Hero Mindmine opens learning centres in Kerala

Kochi, Sept. 23 The training and consulting organisation Hero Mindmine Institute Ltd, a subsidiary of Hero Corporate Service Ltd, has announced the launch of learning centres for English training programmes in the State.

The company will have two centres in Kochi, while Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam, Kolam and Kozhikode one each, Mr Ashok George, Business Head, Hero Mindmine Institute, said at a press meet. With this launch, he said the company has crossed a network of over 170 operational learning centres across the country.

Hero Mindmine as an organisation has grown exceptionally well in the last two years and the centres are witnessing phenomenal number of candidates registering for English training programmes, he said adding that the institute has around 10 centres in each State which will be increased to 20 by the year end.

Overseas centres

It has also presence in China, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Madagascar and plans to add another six centres in overseas by this year-end, he said.

The institute runs programmes pertaining to call centre training, spoken English and courses meant for students looking out at a career in the retail industry. The learning centres also touch upon finer nuances of personality development and effective communication skills.

Hero Mindmine also partnered with DynEd International USA, international leader in areas of language training technology, to train students and professionals.

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