Education: A Shared Prosperity

1. Makingsense-sg.com Education: A Shared Prosperity Bishan, one of the densely populated towns of Singapore, has seen the worst in the past and now is seeing the rise from nothing to everything. Apart from travel and tourism, business centre, it is rapidly becoming an educational hub in the nation. Various coaching and tuition centres in Bishan are coming up to help aspiring students in their academic successes. For a town to see prosperity like other developed cities, academic advancement and inclination become important for it. Opening a tuition centre in Bishan could contribute to the aspired prosperity. Before deciding on opening a tuition centre in Bishanor anywhere in the nation or world, multiple factors are to be considered and taken into account. The motto of balanced regional growth could bring the tuition centre in the notice of the students. Areas deprived of the educational centres should become a priority. Students of the deprived area could academically thrive and lead other aspiring students to the tuition centre. This would lead to the success of both, students and the tuition centre. The tuition centres in Bishan or anywhere should make sure they hire the faculties with required skills that can help the students learn the particular subject methodically. Even if freshers' are hired, their work samples should be considered thoroughly. The tuition centres should make sure that they have the required infrastructure that could facilitate distance learning. Not every student could attend the physical infrastructure and therefore, digital infrastructure plays its role here. Virtually educating the students and facilitating their education in every way possible could always play a key role in attracting the attention of students. The tuition centres should not only focus on earning profits but also looking after the needs and requirements of the students. Personal attention on every student and a customized solution for their queries are all students are asking for in this commercialized world of education.