Job DescriptionAbout us
NAt Openhouse, we are building a network of premium play based learning centres across Bangalore. Our learning centres offer preschool, childcare and co-curricular activities for ages 1-10 years. We believe that modern parents are seeking professionally run schools that are child-centric, have quality infrastructure and follow global pedagogies.
NOur learning centres are different from traditional K-12 schools or preschools. We are building learning hubs (micro-schools) at a neighbourhood level where parents can send children for play school, nursery, kindergarten and a range of co-curricular activities from dance to drama, chess to robotics
NThe problem
nWe realise that in big urban metros, parents preferences are changing:
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- Families are morenuclear and there are a lot of childcare responsibilities especially in the early years which they need to figure out on their own. N
- Parents are dissatisfied with existing preschools due to an overemphasis on academics with subpar educators and infrastructure. N

nLooking at the above,



Openhouse is trying to bridge the gap for modern thoughtful parents and be their support partner in the first 10 years of parenting. We have been on this mission since 2018 and already have 12 live learning centres across Bangalore and Kolkata where we help 4000+ families and mentor 200+ educators.
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NWho are we?
nFounded by Stanford alumni and headquartered in Bangalore, Openhouse is an Ed Tech Startup. We emphasise on play based learning and believe that the future of education lies in designing games and activities that promote peer based learning. This philosophy reflects in each team member at Openhouse. Our team's background spans institutions like Harvard, MIT, IIT, and ISB, and companies like Cult.Fit and Truecaller. We're backed by leading global education investors who believe in us.
NWhat is the

📌 Deputy Center Director Harlur (Karnataka)
🏢 Openhouse
📍 Karnataka