Vega on Air in conversation with Capt Zoya

Join us for an exclusive interview with Capt Zoya Agarwal, a trailblazing Indian pilot, recognized for becoming the first woman to command a Boeing 777 on the world's longest non-stop flight, as well as for her historic role in leading an all-women crew over the North Pole​. Her extensive leadership experience spans cross-functional teams, private equity ventures, and a strategic, innovative approach to every challenge. She dreamt of touching the stars since she was eight years old. From humble beginnings, she overcame numerous challenges with the power of education, determination, and resilience.
Capt Zoya believes passionately in holistic education, 360-degree development, and the importance of learning by doing. She emphasizes the need to discover each child's potential and nurture their passions through a supportive and practical education system.
Capt Zoya underscores the importance of an education system that goes beyond rote learning, fosters practical skills, critical thinking, and soft skills, ensuring children are not just educated but holistically developed. By tapping into each child's unique potential and guiding them according to their passions and strengths, we can create a world where every child is excited to learn and grow.
(A series by Vega Schools on how happy children, who learn by doing, become successful in life).
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