RITE International is the proud home of RITE Education, Inspired: Are You Future Ready, ThinkWise and RITE-LAH!
RITE Education delivers transformative capacity building projects in education and beyond. Our bespoke solutions reflect international best practices whilst catering to localised needs. We are also able to accommodate large-scale endeavours, with a track record of success in partnership with government agencies, foundations and CSR programmes.
We take pride in our innovative and cost-effective approaches which empower individuals at grassroots level to ensure sustainability. We are also passionate about collaborating with various organisations and experts worldwide. Our business model taps from a large network of specialists in their respective fields, thus ensuring that clients receive the most relevant and effective advice.
Our research-based, data-driven programmes thus far span 7 countries across 3 continents, with measurable, validated impact towards over 16,000 educators and 150,000 learners. We advocate the transfer of knowledge and skills via on-site and online solutions covering a full life cycle methodology - from baselining and target setting, to implementation, monitoring and impact assessment.
Clients include Credit Suisse, the National Innovation Agency of Malaysia, the Malaysian Collective Impact Initiative, NAMA Foundation, The Edge Education Foundation, Pintar Foundation, Barnstone Education, Prestige College, Hap Seng Group, Mutiara International Grammar School and Green Oasis School.
We take pride in our innovative and cost-effective approaches which empower individuals at grassroots level to ensure sustainability. We are also passionate about collaborating with various organisations and experts worldwide. Our business model taps from a large network of specialists in their respective fields, thus ensuring that clients receive the most relevant and effective advice.
Our research-based, data-driven programmes thus far span 7 countries across 3 continents, with measurable, validated impact towards over 16,000 educators and 150,000 learners. We advocate the transfer of knowledge and skills via on-site and online solutions covering a full life cycle methodology - from baselining and target setting, to implementation, monitoring and impact assessment.
Clients include Credit Suisse, the National Innovation Agency of Malaysia, the Malaysian Collective Impact Initiative, NAMA Foundation, The Edge Education Foundation, Pintar Foundation, Barnstone Education, Prestige College, Hap Seng Group, Mutiara International Grammar School and Green Oasis School.
The online conference series not to be missed! Inspired: Are You Future Ready? will help you find your edge in today’s VUCA world. Themes covered include the future of education, work, money, skills and sustainability.
Our conference was born out of a desire to reduce the carbon footprint of attending conferences, as well as to democratise participation through accessible pricing and an affiliate business model. Together with our esteemed partners, this conference promotes the notion of meaningful entrepreneurship, championing the co-existence of people, purpose and planet alongside profit, towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
As we move towards an ever-evolving future, the call for inspiration must reach the people it is intended to affect. This movement in mindset change will bring together a world-class lineup of speakers and engaging approaches which ensure that ideas and networks continue to be developed long after the conference itself.
With pre-recorded speaker interviews and tickets providing participants access to the conference videos for up to a year, our conference also offers flexibility for all parties to contribute and assimilate ideas at their own pace.
If you want to grow your understanding of the future world, this conference is for you - wherever you may be!
ThinkWise: Little People Big Ideas is a critically acclaimed thinking skills curriculum for learners aged 4-7. Guided by research from Harvard Graduate School of Education's Project Zero framework, ThinkWise offers both teachers and parents a comprehensive solution in providing structured and spontaneous opportunities which enhance the communication, collaboration, creativity, empathy and social skills that support the holistic development and acquisition of 21st century skills in children.
The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs survey conducted in 2018 revealed that 9 out of the top 10 skills demanded by jobs in the next 5 years would be thinking skills. International organisations including the United Nations (World Youth Report 2018) and the World Bank (World Development Report 2019) have also advocated the drastic need for targeted programmes in nurturing thinking skills at the early childhood stage.
Neuroscience has demonstrated that it is never too early to cultivate thinking skills - synaptic pruning (a process where the human brain strengthens neural connections which are used consistently) is most active between birth and age 10. During this window of opportunity, trillions of these connections are formed, influencing various developmental parameters such as thinking skills, emotional control, movement, literacy and numeracy.
Just a month after launching in Nov 2019, ThinkWise was shortlisted for the K-12 award category at Reimagine Education - the 'Oscars' of Education - jointly organised by The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs survey conducted in 2018 revealed that 9 out of the top 10 skills demanded by jobs in the next 5 years would be thinking skills. International organisations including the United Nations (World Youth Report 2018) and the World Bank (World Development Report 2019) have also advocated the drastic need for targeted programmes in nurturing thinking skills at the early childhood stage.
Neuroscience has demonstrated that it is never too early to cultivate thinking skills - synaptic pruning (a process where the human brain strengthens neural connections which are used consistently) is most active between birth and age 10. During this window of opportunity, trillions of these connections are formed, influencing various developmental parameters such as thinking skills, emotional control, movement, literacy and numeracy.
Just a month after launching in Nov 2019, ThinkWise was shortlisted for the K-12 award category at Reimagine Education - the 'Oscars' of Education - jointly organised by The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
RITE-LAH is a database of curated resources and tools to assist and encourage Learning At Home. We understand the effort it takes to find the perfect tools and content for online and blended learning sessions. This is why we came up with a one-stop solution, focusing towards helping educators and families in developing nations.
Access to this database is completely free, although some resources listed may require paid usage. School closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic saw hundreds of users utilising the showcased items. We also regularly promote various webinars and professional development endeavours, including those of our partners, on this platform.
Happy learning!
Access to this database is completely free, although some resources listed may require paid usage. School closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic saw hundreds of users utilising the showcased items. We also regularly promote various webinars and professional development endeavours, including those of our partners, on this platform.
Happy learning!
ThinkWise: Little People Big Ideas is a critically acclaimed thinking skills curriculum for learners aged 4-7. Guided by research from Harvard Graduate School of Education's Project Zero framework, ThinkWise offers both teachers and parents a comprehensive solution in providing structured and spontaneous opportunities which enhance the communication, collaboration, creativity, empathy and social skills that support the holistic development and acquisition of 21st century skills in children.
The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs survey conducted in 2018 revealed that 9 out of the top 10 skills demanded by jobs in the next 5 years would be thinking skills. International organisations including the United Nations (World Youth Report 2018) and the World Bank (World Development Report 2019) have also advocated the drastic need for targeted programmes in nurturing thinking skills at the early childhood stage.
Neuroscience has demonstrated that it is never too early to cultivate thinking skills - synaptic pruning (a process where the human brain strengthens neural connections which are used consistently) is most active between birth and age 10. During this window of opportunity, trillions of these connections are formed, influencing various developmental parameters such as thinking skills, emotional control, movement, literacy and numeracy.
Just a month after launching in Nov 2019, ThinkWise was shortlisted for the K-12 award category at Reimagine Education - the 'Oscars' of Education - jointly organised by The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs survey conducted in 2018 revealed that 9 out of the top 10 skills demanded by jobs in the next 5 years would be thinking skills. International organisations including the United Nations (World Youth Report 2018) and the World Bank (World Development Report 2019) have also advocated the drastic need for targeted programmes in nurturing thinking skills at the early childhood stage.
Neuroscience has demonstrated that it is never too early to cultivate thinking skills - synaptic pruning (a process where the human brain strengthens neural connections which are used consistently) is most active between birth and age 10. During this window of opportunity, trillions of these connections are formed, influencing various developmental parameters such as thinking skills, emotional control, movement, literacy and numeracy.
Just a month after launching in Nov 2019, ThinkWise was shortlisted for the K-12 award category at Reimagine Education - the 'Oscars' of Education - jointly organised by The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
