Part of Goducate’s Global LifeSkills Center in Hyderabad, India, has been turned into a café called Goducafé. The Global LifeSkills Center is a place where university students gather to learn about how to get on in the global world. They do so through listening to talks from and chatting with foreigners and locals about life in the corporate world, through debates, through giving talks themselves, through small-group discussions, etc.
What such young people also need is a cozy and “cool” international environment where they can hang out during their free time to study, chat, celebrate birthday parties, exchange information about jobs, careers and whatever they need to know for their future. If they didn’t have such a place, they would probably end up in pubs or bars. There are many bakeries in the city but these are often full to the brim. Hence the opening of “Goducafé…Where Students Connect”.
The café was officially opened on Jan 25 by M Bikshapahti Yadav, a member of the Legislative Assembly and Ravi Kumar Yadav, general secretary for Andhra Pradesh Youth Congress. Two friends from Singapore helped with the preparation of the food for the opening ceremony.
