Young Elites

Elite students learn differently. Here's how they do it.

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How we groom our elites

3 specific programmes for 3 age groups

Young Elite Creative Artist

(Ages 3-6) In this course, your child will learn how to use simple objects to invent new artworks that they wouldn't have thought possible before witnessing. (Bringing back the old days of Art Attack).

This will quickly broaden their imagination and creativity, which will make them an asset to any organization (even their own) later.

Young Elite Thinker

(Ages 8-13) One thing that sets apart smart students from others is their thinking skills. In this course, your child will learn 5 techniques every sharp thinker uses to find answers quickly.

We will use the "Rider & Horse Technique" to make your child 2 to 3 years smarter than all his friends.

==> Click here to discover the "Rider & Horse Technique"

Young Elite CEO

(Ages 13+) When your child is ready, we will invite him (or her) to the Young Elite CEO programme where we'll show him a different walk of life.

The programme will guide him to excel in society and provide solutions to help others in the community.

Attending this programme is like graduating in the university of life.

The Young Elites Philosophy

Most successful people are where they are right now because at some point in their lives, they were in the right place. A place that gave them ideas, knowledge, skills, connections, etc.

At Young Elites, we are that “right place” for the elites of tomorrow.

Testimonials

What other parents have said

Rose Phan, mother of Zhi Xian

After getting his last compo back, his teacher asked him what books he's been reading because his writing is a lot better. Zhi Xian said it's because of your proverb game.

Sarah Jean Wee, mother of Jabez

The programme administrators have cleverly designed every session with a scenario, acted out by the moderators with a purpose to draw out the inner quality of each child. Each session is as engaging as the last. My son was always looking forward to attending every session and through these sessions, we saw renewed confidence and recharged perspectives to learning.

Jenny Tan, mother of Jia Min

We played a vocab game last night and Jia Min won. Some of the words even I didn't know. I see she's more confident now because of this. Should have started earlier but I didn't know how last time.

Nicole Harris, mother of Ashley

I agree. Making friends and networking (even as a child) is important. It's how you build character. I felt Ashley was missing this element in school. But she has made quite a few friends from her group. She tells me some of them are rather smart.

Kavitha, mother of Arjun

Arjun just got invited to join his school debate team. Most of his teammates are 2 years older than him. But Arjun is confident that he is better than them after learning your jigsaw shortcut. I asked him about it and it's very interesting.