IMPROVF is a techno-behavioral learning platform that combines technical knowledge with behavioral skill development, grounded in neuroscience and psychology principles. The application helps students build competencies valued by corporate employers through interactive activities, expert mentorship, and industry collaborations. It connects learners with professionals from organizations like Biocon, AstraZeneca, and IBM while partnering with numerous colleges and universities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Students often graduate with strong theoretical knowledge but lack the behavioral skills and practical competencies that corporate employers demand. This creates a significant talent gap, leading to high attrition rates and difficulty for companies in finding quality entry-level candidates.
Solution
IMPROVF provides a techno-behavioral student application that integrates technical knowledge enhancement with behavioral skill development, based on neuroscience and psychology principles. The platform offers interactive and intellectual activities designed to transform students' mindsets and build analytical thinking. Through a structured ecosystem, students can set goals, complete activities, and network with subject experts from multinational corporations. The application bridges the gap between academic learning and industry requirements by focusing on both technical proficiency and soft skills.
Target Audience
Primary users are college and university students seeking to enhance their employability, as well as educational institutions looking to improve their students' career readiness.
Features
- Interactive activities combining technical knowledge with behavioral skill development
- Neuroscience and psychology-based learning methodology
- Expert networking with professionals from companies like Biocon, AstraZeneca, Monsanto, and IBM
- Goal-setting and progress tracking features for students
- Industry-aligned curriculum developed with input from corporate partners
- College and university collaboration framework for institutional adoption