Education

Let’s empower a new generation

Today’s young learners will be tomorrow’s leaders and it is our privilege to give them all the skills they need in life to be a success and change the world.

So, what can schools do to fuel dynamic careers for our children?

How can we guide future entrepreneurs toward lives of excellence and success?

And how can we ensure we help them learn important skills that complement their academic studies?

Our Program

At Kiara Education Solution, we create a ladder to future success through a specially-designed experiential business and entrepreneurial training programs for school students grades 6 to 12. Schools launching Happier-Self Curriculum would automatically cover the CEO Teens program as a subset.

“If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow.”

- JOHN DEWEY, PHILOSOPHER

The Learning Shift of 21st Century

Do you remember that excitement about learning and discovery you felt at school? It is a place for exploring ideas and daring to try new things, where we spent hours immersed in learning and enjoying every moment.

At KES, we know children who have fun are most likely to learn new skills that will set them up for future success. We apply this belief to our entrepreneurship and corporate readiness courses. Through hands-on learning, we guide students through real-life business skills in a way that is fun, useful and confidence-building.

Why do we teach young children about business?

- The facts speak for themselves.

93% of successful entrepreneurs who spoke with author Bill Murphy Junior say they started the entrepreneurial way of thinking young. And in a world where traditional jobs are changing, there is no better time to think big.

Research in Ireland following an entrepreneurship program taught across hundreds of schools saw 87% of teachers report an increase in confidence while 66% reported improved communication and a better ability to work as a team

Entrepreneurialism is something that can be learnt by seeing it around you. The Institute of Labor Economics found that the children of entrepreneurs were 60% more likely to become entrepreneurs themselves.

And simple exercises such as experiential problem-solving sessions have been proven to help students connect past experiences with the present to perform better in terms of knowledge, and reasoning.

So what does this mean? By giving children a framework to discover the skills they need for a future in business, we help guide their development and give them a ladder to success.

The CEO Teans framework combines universal skills and practical abilities so children can grow today and enjoy thriving and dynamic careers tomorrow.