Ages: 10 to 14 years
Suitable for students undergoing: Career guidance programmes

In a constantly evolving world, career options are always changing. This makes it challenging for students to make well-informed decisions on the skills they need to focus on and build. This programme opens students’ minds to various career choices in a hands-on manner, so they develop the ability to evaluate their career and skills development options in future.

The programme’s activities are linked to students’ existing curriculum, so students can see the relevance of their education with their future jobs.

Ages: 15 to 19 years
Suitable for students undergoing: Career guidance programmes, critical thinking programmes, global studies programmes, at-risk youth

Students on the verge of adulthood, need to develop strategies for designing their futures. Unlike traditional career guidance programmes that focus on specific careers, our programme helps students to develop the thinking framework necessary to navigate a breadth and depth of career options.

This methodology is used by Fortune 500 companies, forward-thinking governments and the world's top consulting firms to understand and respond to changes in the operating environment. We have adapted these tools for students, who will learn though experiential, hands-on activities.

Ages: 10 to 14 years
Suitable for students undergoing: CCE, VIA, ALP, STEM or SDG programmes

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 goals that member countries of the United Nations have agreed to work towards as part of the 2030 Global Agenda to create a sustainable future. Students will gain an appreciation and understanding for the goals and identify opportunities for themselves to be a credit to society. This program allows them to be part of the solution, not the problem.

While existing SDG lessons focus on creating awareness, our programme is action-oriented and contains activities that drive students towards creating solutions.

Ages: 9 to 12 years and 13 to 17 years
Suitable for students undergoing: ALP, ICT, CCE programmes

According to the World Economic Forum, artificial intelligence (AI) is “driving the fourth industrial revolution” and “holds the promise of solving some of society’s most pressing issues”. But while AI offers many benefits, it also needs to be deployed responsibly – and this is a key consideration for the next generation of young minds.

The AI readiness programme prepares students for an AI-dominant future by helping them to understand AI concepts, identify appropriate uses of AI, and deploy AI algorithms to solve societal problems, while acting in an ethical manner.