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IPO-aspirant Zenith Education aims to balance growth and social impact

Samantha Chiew
Samantha Chiew • 6 min read
IPO-aspirant Zenith Education aims to balance growth and social impact
Heng: I look at education as the most tangible impact on the lives of the people on the receiving end. Photo: Albert Chua/ The Edge Singapore
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Evan Heng, the 25-year-old founder of Zenith Education Studio, wants to take Singapore’s world-class education system and put it in an online virtual setting so that anyone with a smartphone can receive the same education system that Singaporeans get — for free.

Apart from conducting classes in the traditional bricks-and-mortar classroom setup, Heng, who is still an undergrad at the National University of Singapore (NUS), aims to incorporate technology into his business and expand into online classes. “When I started the company three years ago, amid Covid-19, we were too small to venture (SGX:V03) into tech. But Covid-19 pushed the need for hybrid learning, just like hybrid working conditions,” says Heng.

The way he sees it, there are benefits to both online and offline teachings. While offline is more engaging, online is more accessible and is 24/7. “We want to be at the intersection of both, where we can provide data-driven, engaging, effective offline lessons but also have the online component to complement,” says Heng in an interview with The Edge Singapore.

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