Young Scholarz marks its entry into the UAE, bringing 18 years of Singapore teaching expertise to Dubai
Young Scholarz , a Singapore-based academic support provider specialising in IB, IGCSE, A Level and other international curricula, will showcase its presence at the UAE Global Education Fair in Dubai this October, marking the company's formal entry into the UAE market and the start of a long-term presence among Dubai's families. Founded in 2008 by Sunita Sharma, Young Scholarz has supported…
Young Scholarz, an academic support provider from Singapore, will debut in the UAE at the UAE Global Education Fair in Dubai this October. Founded in 2008 by Sunita Sharma, the company has a strong track record of helping students achieve top grades. With 98% of its IGCSE students scoring A and A* grades and 95% of its IB students scoring 6s and 7s, Young Scholarz has developed a proprietary methodology called BOUNCE.
This six-step approach - Brainstorming, Organising, Understanding, Nuancing, Consolidating, and becoming Exam Ready - teaches students to apply their existing knowledge to exam requirements. Sunita Sharma, the founder, sees BOUNCE as a life skill rather than just an exam technique. The company aims to establish partnerships with UAE schools and university counsellors at the fair, supporting students from Grade 9 to Grade 12.
Young Scholarz takes a collaborative approach to education, working closely with educators to help each student find the right university. The company has built a strong reputation in Singapore, relying on word-of-mouth referrals and maintaining connections with alumni. Singapore and the UAE's similar values of hard work, entrepreneurship, and continual improvement make this expansion natural.
Young Scholarz has particular expertise in helping students navigate curriculum shifts, a skill that is directly relevant to the UAE's mobile expat community. The company will be present at the UAE Global Education Fair from October 2-3 at the Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel, with meetings scheduled with schools and university counsellors.
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