At Aarohi, we have no classrooms, exams or fixed subjects. Instead of teachers, we have facilitators and mentors who guide and support each child in designing an educational path that aligns with their interests and styles of learning.
Education at Aarohi is not about memorizing facts and figures. It’s about developing real-world skills that are essential to shape life in the real world. We believe that the world is our classroom, and everything within it becomes part our curriculum. At Aarohi, learners are encouraged to assess their own work, take constructive feedback, and grow through reflection.
The Team
All action at Aarohi is driven by learners of all ages but some of us are the ‘go to’ people for anything. We’re also like the legs of a duck, constantly peddling to keep the processes floating smoothly.
Story of Aditi & Ratnesh
For over 24 years, we’ve had the privilege of being learners alongside children—seeing firsthand that education is not a one-size-fits-all formula, but a deeply personal, dynamic journey.
Our own children, both well-grown adults now, have been with Aarohi form day one. Both have never sat for an exam, never earned a degree, and yet, flourishing in life, guided by their passions and ability to adapt. Our daughter is an entrepreneur and our son who has never stepped foot in a traditional school, is a digital marketer—navigating the digital world with skill, curiosity, and confidence.
Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of working with over 16,000 children, from toddlers to teenagers. Through our Jagriti program, launched in 2002, we’ve helped parents and teacher to see children’s potential in new ways, helping them create supportive, learner-driven environments at homes and schools. We’ve worked with schools, NGOs, and corporations like ABB, IBM, Cognizant, and Cisco, spreading the message that learning is not about compliance; it’s about exploration and curiosity.
What we’ve learned over the years is simple: instead of focusing on teaching, we need to create environments where children can learn. Our role is to challenge, to ask tough questions, to provoke thought, to reflect, and to expand the boundaries of what’s possible. We help children—and parents—see beyond the conventional, to embrace the infinite possibilities and beauty of child-centered education.