Our founder recently shared his perspective on what parents should look for when choosing a mentoring programme that can help their child build disciplined, lifelong study habits.
The article outlines six key considerations, from the quality and relevance of the mentors to the philosophy, structure, and long term value of the programme itself.
Through the piece, Emil explains that meaningful study skills development goes far beyond tuition style academic support. He highlights the importance of mentorship that is personalised, rooted in sound learning principles, and designed to help students become more independent, confident, and consistent over time.
Read more about Emil’s vision for the future of learning via the link: Want your child to be disciplined in lifelong study habits? 6 key factors when choosing a mentoring program