Lewis Academy inaugurated in Mangaluru to empower students with future-ready skills


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (NJC)

Mangaluru, Jun 24: Lewis Academy, a new-generation computer training institute and tuition centre, was inaugurated at Calista Rose Building, Naguri, Netravathy Nagar, Mangaluru, marking a new chapter in skill development and career-focused education.

The grand inauguration ceremony witnessed the presence of several dignitaries. The institution was officially inaugurated by Walter Nandalike, founder of Daijiworld media, by cutting the ribbon. Fr Frederick Montero, parish priest of Angelore church, conducted the prayer service and blessed the institution.

During the event, renowned model and actress Wencita Dias inaugurated the computer division and the newly launched website of Lewis Academy.

Speaking on the occasion, Fr Frederick Montero highlighted the importance of computer education in today’s technology-driven world. He expressed hope that Lewis Academy would help students from Naguri and surrounding areas build a bright future by providing quality education and skill-based learning opportunities.

Addressing the gathering, Walter Nandalike said that in today’s competitive world, obtaining only a degree is not enough. Students need practical skills to compete at the global level, and technological knowledge has become one of the most important tools for success.

He appreciated the efforts of Sunil Francis Lewis, founder and director of Lewis Academy, for establishing an institution that goes beyond regular tuition by combining academic support with professional computer training. He also noted that the academy’s collaboration with ISDM (Independent Skill Development Mission) reflects its commitment to providing industry-oriented training and taking the talent of coastal Karnataka to a global platform.

Founded by Sunil Francis Lewis, Lewis Academy aims to bridge the gap between traditional education and professional employability by offering practical, hands-on training along with academic guidance. The academy focuses on empowering students, job seekers, and professionals with industry-relevant computer skills and strong educational foundations.

The institute offers a wide range of computer courses, including Tally with GST, MS Office and Advanced Excel, Digital Marketing, Graphic Design, Programming and Coding, and Basic to Advanced Computer Courses. In addition, the tuition centre provides academic support for students from classes 1 to 12, including all subjects, exam preparation, spoken English, and foundation courses.

Lewis Academy’s mission is to create a modern, technology-driven learning environment where students receive personalised attention, practical exposure, and the confidence needed to succeed in academics and careers.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Fr Naveen Pinto, judicial vicar of the Mangaluru diocese; former Mangaluru City Corporation member Praveen Chandra Alva; Sandeep Garodi; Mr World title-holder, model and actor Raymond D’Souza; Calista Rose Building owner Wilfred Pinto; and other well-wishers.

Located on the basement floor of Calista Rose Building, near Garodi Temple, Naguri, Netravathy Nagar, Mangaluru, Lewis Academy operates with the vision of ‘Learn, Grow, Succeed’ and aims to shape a brighter future by developing skilled and confident individuals.

Website: https://lewisacademy.in/
Email: isdmmanglore@gmail.com
Contact: 7338111863 & 7353877863


 

 

  

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