Interactive Workshops and Webinars designed for Students, Parents, and Professionals.
Learning, Reflection, and Connection Beyond the Week
Weekends at Tejomaya are designed to create a space for deeper learning and meaningful connection. Our weekend programs are flexible, focused, and experience-based, allowing students, parents, and professionals to engage without the pressure of daily schedules.
Empowering Students: Thinking Beyond Rote Learning
For children and young adults looking to build real-world confidence. Our student modules move beyond textbooks to foster independence and clarity.
Critical Thinking & Exploration
Encouraging students to analyze situations, ask meaningful questions, and improve problem-solving abilities.
Communication & Presentation Skills
Practical training in public speaking and structured communication to help students express themselves clearly.
Career Guidance
Structured sessions for high school and college students to understand their strengths and build a realistic direction for the future.
Support for Families: The Parenting Partnership
For parents seeking clarity, connection, and wellbeing. We believe that when parents feel supported, children thrive. Our weekend sessions provide practical strategies for the home environment.
Positive Parenting Workshops
Moving from theory to real-life strategies to help you understand and respond to your child’s unique learning needs.
Home Environment Support
Guidance on building a calm, supportive atmosphere that strengthens the parent-child connection.
Fitness & Wellbeing for Parents
Movement and stress-management sessions designed to build the physical and emotional resilience parents need.
Professional Excellence: Training & Collaboration
For educators, therapists, and institutional partners. Tejomaya serves as a dynamic space where knowledge is shared and expertise is co-created.
Certified Training Programs
Structured modules for educators and therapists focusing on emotional resilience and working with learning differences.
Professional Skill-Building
Specialized training in interpersonal skills, classroom behavior understanding, and practical application.
Institutional Collaborations
We invite guest educators and trainers to host thematic workshops and short-term programs at our centre.
Program Schedule & Delivery
To ensure our sessions are accessible and impactful, we follow a flexible structure designed around the needs of our community.
Frequency
Workshops and training sessions are conducted periodically on a monthly or quarterly basis, with special themed modules developed in response to specific community needs.
Online Webinars
For wider accessibility, we offer digital webinars that allow parents and professionals to participate from the convenience of their space.
In-Person Learning
Interactive sessions are held at our centre in Chennai, providing a focused, hands-on environment for small-group engagement.
Interactive Format
Whether online or in-person, all programs are discussion-based and experience-driven, moving away from theory to focus on practical, real-life application.
What Makes Our Weekend Programs Different
Application-Led
We focus on real-life impact and practical tools, not just theory.
Inclusive Environment
A safe, open space for discussion and growth for all participants.
Flexible Format
Periodic half-day or full-day sessions (Saturday/Sunday) designed for better interaction in small group formats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age groups do you work with?
Tejomaya works with children and young adults from early primary years through to the senior secondary level (NIOS). Programs are specifically adapted based on each child’s developmental and learning needs.
How do you assess my child’s learning needs?
The process begins with observation, interaction, and understanding the child’s current level. This identifies their strengths, challenges, and the most suitable educational approach.
Will my child follow a syllabus?
Yes, learning is aligned with the NIOS curriculum or foundational learning goals depending on the child’s level. However, the priority remains on understanding and application rather than just completing a syllabus.
How do you handle children who have very low confidence?
Confidence is built gradually by creating a safe, non-judgmental environment, assigning achievable tasks, and encouraging small successes. Trust is established before pushing for higher performance.
My child has difficulty focusing. Will they be able to cope?
Yes, the program supports focus through structured routines, movement-based learning, individual attention, and short, manageable learning segments.
Do you give homework?
Homework is kept minimal and purposeful. The primary focus is on quality learning during the sessions, with simple reinforcement activities at home only if required.
How do you track progress?
Progress is tracked through daily interaction, improvement in skills and engagement, and periodic feedback to parents . Success is measured academically as well as in confidence, behavior, and independence.
How often will I receive feedback about my child?
Parents receive regular updates through informal check-ins, scheduled discussions, and counseling sessions when necessary.
Can my child join both full-day and evening programs?
Yes, depending on the child’s needs and capacity. The centre guides parents on which combination is most effective without causing overwhelm.
What if my child takes more time to learn?
This is completely acceptable; each child’s pace is respected. Students are never rushed or compared to others.
Will my child become independent in learning?
Independence is a key goal. Over time, children begin to attempt tasks on their own, take responsibility for their learning, and show improved self-belief.
Do you prepare students for exams?
Yes, students are supported through concept clarity, practice, reinforcement, and specific exam readiness strategies without creating unnecessary pressure.
Can parents observe sessions?
To maintain a focused environment, regular observation is limited. Instead, parents are updated through discussions and feedback sessions.
What kind of environment can my child expect?
The environment is calm, structured, non-judgmental, and supportive . The focus is always on individual growth rather than comparison.
What if my child resists coming initially?
This is a common reaction. Children are helped to settle through a gentle introduction and the gradual building of trust in a comfortable environment.
Is Tejomaya suitable for children who are already doing okay in school?
Yes, especially the evening programs, which are open to all children and focus on skill-building, communication, confidence, and creativity.