A Mumbai-based NGO that promotes rural empowerment and development, Swades Foundation, has partnered with Course5 Intelligence to create the Course5 Academic Scholarship Program, the company’s first multi-year scholarship program for higher education. This program was started by the corporation with the first group of 40 rural Maharashtrian scholarship recipients. Throughout the time they are enrolled in their selected courses, the students will receive guidance and support.

The current program, which was established under the company’s corporate social responsibility division known as Course5 Cares, would finance undergraduate and postgraduate education in Engineering and Technology for bright students from economically disadvantaged families. This scholarship program helps Course5 fulfill its mission to assist high-potential talent and provide them with the exposure, platform, and ecosystem they need to succeed. The program aims to give these students the skills they need to excel in their careers and work for the greatest businesses in the world.

The workers of Course5 will participate in this project by mentoring the students to help them become industry-ready while the company will give them scholarships. Additionally, students will receive internship tasks from Course5 and may be hired after graduation.

Swades Foundation will make the Academic Scholarship Program for Course5 available. They will work to select eligible students by carefully examining their educational and financial backgrounds, guarantee that Course5 money is used as intended, and keep track of students’ progress up until they have finished their studies.

A large number of Fortune 500 firms worldwide use the services of Course5 Intelligence. The company’s clientele comes from a variety of industries, including technology, CPG, retail, media, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, and life sciences. Through a number of programs under the Course5 Cares umbrella, the company aims to have a positive and long-lasting effect on people, society, and the larger ecosystem. The scholarship program will grow over time.