India Learns is built for students who want real skills and parents who expect real outcomes. We focus on practical learning, industry-aligned programs, and structured support to help students gain confidence and step into real career opportunities.
Across India, many students complete school, college, or a degree without knowing what job they are actually ready for.
The problem is not lack of education. The problem is the gap between academic learning and workplace readiness.
India Learns is built around a simple belief: students need structure.
They need to know what they are learning, why it matters, how it connects to a job role, and how it helps them become more confident in front of employers.
India Learns is guided by leadership with experience across education, business development, training, digital learning, partnerships, and career-focused institution building.
Founder & Director, India Learns
Rejin Rajan is an education entrepreneur and industry professional with experience across higher education, edtech, international academic partnerships, and supply chain operations.
He is the Co-founder of Learners Education, one of the UAE and GCC region’s recognised higher education and edtech platforms for working professionals. Learners Education serves more than 5,000 students across 65+ nationalities, offers 120+ courses, and has alumni represented across 170+ companies.
Rejin also serves as the In-Residence Program Director for the Swiss School of Management (Switzerland) in the UAE.
Before entering education entrepreneurship, Rejin built more than 15 years of experience in supply chain and business operations, including roles with global giants like Aviva, Triburg and Pepsi. His background spans 3PL contract logistics, global freight forwarding, warehousing, distribution, procurement, customs clearance, inventory management, and international trade operations.
At India Learns, he brings the combined perspective of a logistics manager and an edtech entrepreneur. His focus is to improve the quality of supply chain education in India by making it more practical, industry-mapped, and connected to real operational functions such as freight forwarding, warehousing, distribution, procurement, international trade, and inventory control.
Behind every student is a team that keeps the learning journey structured, supported, and accountable.
Their role is to help students stay on track, understand their career direction, build confidence, and prepare for the next step.
The Board of Advisors helps India Learns stay aligned with industry expectations, academic standards, student needs, and employability outcomes.
This advisory layer is important because career-focused education must stay close to the market. Industries change. Hiring expectations change. Student needs change. The institution must keep improving with them.
Industry Advisor — Institutional Governance and Quality Assurance
Dr. Al Khalafalla is a senior global affairs advisor, higher education leader, and institutional strategist with experience across public policy, international relations, cultural diplomacy, and education.
He has served as Advisor for Strategic Affairs at Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and has held leadership roles including President of American Global Institute, President of the Bahrain American Council, Chairman of IBN Cultural Center, Chairman of the Board of Swiss School of Management, Chairman of the Humpty Dumpty Institute, and Vice Chair of A More Perfect Union at the University of Richmond.
Dr. Khalafalla holds a PhD in Public Policy and Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University and has led training and development work at Virginia Commonwealth University for ten years. His work spans global education, public diplomacy, leadership development, and international institutional collaboration.
At India Learns, he advises on global partnerships, academic credibility, institutional governance, and international education strategy.
This is especially important in a market where many students and parents worry about vague placement claims, unclear outcomes, and poor follow-through. India Learns’ strategic positioning is to win trust through process clarity, job-role mapping, interview readiness, parent comfort, and transparent placement assistance scope.
Choosing a program is a serious decision. Students and parents should not decide based only from a brochure or social media post.
Visit the campus, meet the counselling team, understand the schools, ask about eligibility, fees, program structure, and career support.
A good decision starts with clarity.
