Company Description
School Of Techies is a training institute that focuses on practical, industry-ready education in design and development. Founded by experienced trainers Weslin and Prasanna, the company is built on more than a decade of hands-on expertise in both production and teaching. The team has successfully trained over 300 students and supported their placement in design and development roles. Trainers stay current with industry trends and guide learners from foundational concepts to advanced skills. The environment emphasizes explicit instruction, up-to-date tools, and strong outcomes for students.

Role Description
The Co-Owner role is a full-time, on-site position based in Tiruvallur. This role involves leading business development efforts, overseeing marketing and social media activities, and contributing to product and curriculum development for design and development programs. The Co-Owner will collaborate with the founders to define growth strategies, build partnerships, and strengthen the brand presence of School Of Techies.



Day-to-day responsibilities include managing operations, supporting trainer coordination, engaging with prospective learners and corporate clients, and monitoring student outcomes. The role requires active involvement in decision-making, financial planning, and continuous improvement of training services.

Qualifications
- Strong Communication skills for internal collaboration, stakeholder engagement, and public representation.
- Sales and Marketing skills to drive student enrollment, build partnerships, and promote programs effectively.
- Product Development skills to shape training offerings, refine curricula, and align courses with industry needs.
- Social Media and digital presence skills to manage online branding, campaigns, and community engagement.
- Experience in education, training, or edtech operations is highly beneficial.
- Demonstrated leadership, strategic thinking, and decision-making abilities.
- Comfort with manag

📌 Co-Owner (Thiruvallur)
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📍 Thiruvallur