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Up The Ante - Branding to expand

Tan Poh Lee l William Chin, Scholar Base | Lee Jia Ping

24-Aug-15 10:00

Up The Ante - Branding to expand

Scholar Base is an enrichment centre which focuses on developing children’s proficiency in English. They design activities for children to build their confidence with positive motivation rather than punishments. They acknowledge that children must not have the fear of being wrong,  enabling students to learn with pleasure and not pressure. Tan Poh Lee, founder of Scholar Base is back to share their expansion plans and to consult Lee Jia Ping on the importance of branding.

 


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