
Confidence Cannot Be Given
Many children today receive more encouragement than any generation before them. Yet many still hesitate when faced with uncertainty. Confidence was never something that could be given in the first place.
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Many children today receive more encouragement than any generation before them. Yet many still hesitate when faced with uncertainty. Confidence was never something that could be given in the first place.

In a recent article by The Vent Machine, they explored why some Singapore parents are beginning to look beyond traditional tuition and toward mentorship based support instead.

In a recent feature on CAPITAL 958, our founder joined a discussion on Singapore’s tuition culture and the role it plays in how families think about education today.

In a recent article by SingaporeMotherhood, they explored why children today need more than academic strength alone to thrive.

In a recent article on SingaporeMotherhood, First Principles Education shared practical guidance on how parents can support their children through the transition from PSLE to secondary school.

n a recent feature on MoneyFM 89.3, Emil Lim joined a discussion on whether going to a so called “good school” truly shapes a child’s future.

In a recent profile by Women Going Places, they featured Marsya Ruzana Aw and her journey from struggling university student to Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education.

In a recent feature by The Ladies Cue, they profiled Marsya Ruzana Aw as part of their Fempreneurs series, highlighting her journey into educational leadership and her role as Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education.

In a recent article by theAsianparent, they explored how First Principles Education offers mentoring as a more sustainable alternative to traditional tuition in Singapore.

In a recent interview by EnterpriseZone, Emil Lim’s journey as founder and CEO of First Principles Education was profiled through the lens of the ideas that shaped the company.

Many children today receive more encouragement than any generation before them. Yet many still hesitate when faced with uncertainty. Confidence was never something that could be given in the first place.

In a recent article by The Vent Machine, they explored why some Singapore parents are beginning to look beyond traditional tuition and toward mentorship based support instead.

In a recent feature on CAPITAL 958, our founder joined a discussion on Singapore’s tuition culture and the role it plays in how families think about education today.

In a recent article by SingaporeMotherhood, they explored why children today need more than academic strength alone to thrive.

In a recent article on SingaporeMotherhood, First Principles Education shared practical guidance on how parents can support their children through the transition from PSLE to secondary school.

n a recent feature on MoneyFM 89.3, Emil Lim joined a discussion on whether going to a so called “good school” truly shapes a child’s future.

In a recent profile by Women Going Places, they featured Marsya Ruzana Aw and her journey from struggling university student to Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education.

In a recent feature by The Ladies Cue, they profiled Marsya Ruzana Aw as part of their Fempreneurs series, highlighting her journey into educational leadership and her role as Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education.

In a recent article by theAsianparent, they explored how First Principles Education offers mentoring as a more sustainable alternative to traditional tuition in Singapore.

In a recent interview by EnterpriseZone, Emil Lim’s journey as founder and CEO of First Principles Education was profiled through the lens of the ideas that shaped the company.