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Nurturing the Self-Directed Learner

Powered by the Sapience Method

We Are English, Literature and General Paper Specialists

Everyone learns differently, and at Curio, you get to choose. Use our programme wizard to choose the programme and style that works best for you.

Thank You Notes

from our Parents & Students

How does the Curio Programme Work?

A Curio subscription comes with a full package of tools designed to help you learn everything you need and beyond in order to excel in a subject, not just once a week, but with full access throughout the week, anytime you need a coach.

During an Online Video Lesson:

  • In-depth analysis of a topic by a Curio coach
  • Addressing of various question types commonly seen in tests & exams
  • Practice, practice, practice

During the Week:

By the end of a session, students will have the answers to the questions posed during the online lesson, as well as a selection of questions to continue practising throughout the week. Students can hand in their answers at any time via their Google classrooms. Additional practices will be graded and returned before the following week’s lesson.

Key Features of the Curio Programme

Beautifully Designed Lessons

Curio’s lessons are designed with the future in mind and flexibility at its core. We conduct all our classes online, with unlimited access to expertise, saving you time commuting and affording flexibility as to when learning takes place, as well as a degree of safety in these unprecedented times. 

The Welcoming Curio Community

Students are encouraged to question as they explore, and the rich community which involves students, parents, their schools and Curio coaches will work in synergy to support the student’s cognitive and socio-emotional learning in a safe space. Ask all the questions you want.

Highly Trained Curio Coaches

Curio coaches are a close-knit group of experienced teachers. They are well trained and provided with regular feedback on their teaching and lessons. Curio coaches guide, facilitate and nurture a community of learning. All credentials will be made available to parents/guardians upon registration. 

Flexibility in Learning Style

Students can choose to start out by attending classes, but once they feel confident about the subject, they are welcome to switch out to our Independent Plan, which ensures that they get practice and feedback while saving time from not having to attend weekly sessions for the subject.

Powered by the Sapience Method

‘The Well Educated Mind’ is the aspiration that prompted the development of the Sapience Method.

The Well Educated Mind is not one that merely retains plenty of learning. On the contrary, it is one that continually seeks wisdom, recognising that a real education consists of a sustained thirst for knowledge. Knowledge that seeks to both empower and inspire.

The Sapience Method utilises adaptive teaching to personalise your learning journey. This allows you to:

  • Learn based on your own learning speed
  • Understand exactly how your brain acquires knowledge
  • Melt stress away – learning should never involve struggle
  • Work on your strengths too, and not just your weaknesses
learn more about the sapience method


Programmes Offered by Curio

More programmes are coming soon.


SECONDARY SCHOOL

‘O’ Level: English Literature >>

The Literature syllabus raises awareness of the range of perspectives that human beings – separated by time, space and culture – are capable of developing. This increased awareness promotes empathy and global awareness. Students become cognisant of and reassess their own values, beliefs and biases. Learn More…

‘O’ Level: English Language >>

The overarching aim of the English ‘O’ Level programme is to develop effective language use. Students’ language use is affected by purpose, audience, context and culture (PACC) and their proficiency in language use is assessed by attainment of learning outcomes. Learn More…

JUNIOR COLLEGE

‘A’ Level: English Literature >>

Studying Literature is studying people, perspectives, cultures, and civilisations. From the stories we encounter, we learn about the world: the values we hold dear, the issues seen and unseen, the conversations we need, but may not always have. Through Literature, students develop their hearts and minds. Learn More…

‘A’ Level: General Paper >>

The General Paper aims to develop critical thinking skills as well as the skills requisite to construct comprehensive arguments and to communicate ideas using clear and accurate language. Learn More…

IP

IP: English Language >>

The programme provides an enriching, authentic and values-based learning experience that prepares students for an interconnected future. Learn More…

IP: English Literature >>

This programme aims to nurture in students an appreciation of the aesthetic value of language and the literary forms through which humans have found expression. Learn More…

From the Vaults of the Curio Journal

Our journal is the one-stop shop to get better at learning, helping you to grow and live better.


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