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KOTA (RAJASTHAN): As institutes welcome IIT aspirants in the new academic session in India’s coaching hub in Rajasthan’s Kota, new market players have intensified the poaching of educators from prestigious, established brands.
Ventures like edutech startup Unacademy have announced plans to launch their offline centres in the coaching town and are going all-out to recruit well-known educators by offering high waves and lucrative perks.
To check the outflow of their talent pool, prestigious institutes like Allen Career Institute have initiated several measures including sops for loyal employees and advice for those jumping ships.
In a video message, Allen Group co-founder said: “Allen has always stood by its loyal employees and we shall continue to do so under any circumstances. They will always be taken care of.”
“Now as people fall prey to lucre, if someone decides to leave Allen Group, he/she should be fully aware that Allen Group’s doors will forever be shut for that individual. He/she would not be taken back into the fold,” Maheshwari added.
“Every time such situations have emerged, Allen has bounced back stronger,” he told his employees, urging them to stay united.
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Established in 1988, Allen Career Institute has been a preferred choice of aspirants of highly south-after entrance exams like IIT, JEE, and NEET.
With more than 20 offline centers across the country, it has coached more than 25 lakh students so far and has a reputation for dominating the ranking chat every year.
The group, which has recently raised USD 600 million investment from Bodhi Tree Systems, flaunts a strong workforce of 11,000 people.
Online education platform Unacademy, which has announced to launch 15 offline centers, has reportedly managed to lure several teachers and officials of Allen.
