The TAP program
how it works
TAP uses an AI and NLP-powered WhatsApp chatbot called TAP Buddy that uses co-curricular electives and self-learning as a medium to develop 21st-century skills for middle and high school students from marginalised families in India.
The chatbot serves a video-based curriculum that prompts students to perform projects independently. TAP Buddy provides personalized guidance, video resources, and motivational support.
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The Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to develop skills like confidence, problem-solving, communication, self-awareness and problem-solving. They also provide students with world exposure to break their mental barriers and build a growth mindset. All curriculum is aligned with the UNICEF Comprehensive Life Skills Framework and National Education Policy 2020.
TAP Students have the chance to choose from the following courses:
Impact
Since its inception in 2016, our organisation, The Apprentice Project (TAP), has made significant strides in creating a positive impact on the education landscape. The students using our model actively for 120-150 minutes every week for more than six months have shown an increased ability to be creative, solve complex problems, develop healthy identities and manage emotions and personal goals much better than their peers.
*based on 2024-2025 impact data
TAP measures the impact on our students based on behavioral goals set at the start of a program. The behavior goals are based on international frameworks such as the Skills Builder Universal Framework and UNICEF's Comprehensive Life Skills Framework.
tap student stories
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A visual representation of the Dream Board—an activity where students identify their basic needs and personal wants. The exercise helps them prioritise what matters and understand how to plan financially to achieve their goals.