Every teacher knows the feeling of handing a student a pencil and watching them hesitate before making the first mark. That small stick of wood and graphite holds both promise and pressure—mistakes will be made, ideas will be tested, and learning will take shape.But what if we thought of the pencil as more than a tool for writing? What if it became a symbol of creativity, growth, and possibility in...Read More
Introduction: In today’s digital world, learning doesn’t have to stop with your course materials. Whether you’re studying Business, IT, or any of AIES’s programs, there are powerful tools right at your fingertips to help you learn faster, stay motivated, and even enjoy the process more.Here’s how you can make the most of YouTube, podcasts, and AI tools to support your studies:YouTube: Your Visual ClassroomYouTube is more than just entertainment —...Read More
We’re excited to announce a new partnership between AIES and The Forage, giving students free access to virtual internship programs from top global companies.These online experiences are designed to bridge the gap between education and employment, giving students a real taste of professional work environments through interactive, self-paced modules.🤝 What Is The Forage?The Forage is an award-winning platform that partners with top employers like Microsoft, JPMorgan, BCG, Accenture, and many...Read More
Introduction: Running a successful educational center takes more than just enrolling students—it’s about building a learning environment where both teachers and students can thrive. Whether you’re managing a large center or just starting out, here are simple but effective ways to improve operations, teaching quality, and student outcomes.Support and Train Your Teachers RegularlyTeachers are at the heart of your center. Offer regular workshops (even short online ones) on topics like...Read More
Introduction: Education is often measured by grades, certificates, and academic achievements—but true preparedness goes far beyond the ability to memorize facts or pass exams. Being prepared for life means having the confidence to face uncertainty, solve real problems, and make thoughtful decisions. It’s about turning what you know into what you can do.The Confidence GapMany young people finish their studies feeling unsure about how to apply their knowledge. They know...Read More
