Online classes for children in Trinidad and Tobago
Indians arrived in Trinidad as indentured labourers from 1845, mostly from the Bhojpuri-speaking villages of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, and Indo-Trinidadians are now around a third of the country. Divali is a national holiday and village Ramleela is still performed; what has largely been lost over five generations is the language, and parents come to us to give their children the Sanskrit and Hindi behind traditions they already live.
When classes run for Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad is nine and a half hours behind India. A weekday after-school slot would fall in the Indian small hours, so we are plain about it: Saturday and Sunday morning batches, 8:00 to 10:00 AM local, are what we offer, landing in the Indian evening.
All 46 classes, available in Trinidad and Tobago
Each class runs in small, age-appropriate batches with a mentor who knows your child by name.
Classes in Trinidad and Tobago, FAQs
Yes. Smriti Samskara teaches families in Trinidad and Tobago through live, mentor-led online classes, scheduled for the AST (UTC−4) timezone.
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