Empowering Students Through Education with Sadia Hamid

Okay.

Very good.

It sounds, sounds really compelling.

Um, building the trust in the app, I guess, is going to be an interesting, uh, opportunity for you.

[laughs] Um-

Absolutely

... how do you hope to build that trust and build a relationship with students?

We want to connect to the students directly on a one-on-one basis.

We're trying to reach out to them as much as possible.

We're offering free access to the platform, free access to the platform across to the students, so they can come visit it, uh, see what the outcome looks like, um, see what the benefit of it is, compare it with the rest of the competitors or the providers who are giving them a more complicated approach.

So I think this is one of the things that we're heavily targeting through them, uh, by reaching out to them, like, easily.

Like I mentioned, we're very purpose-driven.

We're not revenue-focused at all.

We don't want to make, like, a lot amount of money out, out of it.

Uh, the cost is really, really minimum.

Uh, but how we want to ease it out for the students is by giving them a full-on 100% visibility as well as access in terms of how they will be marked, what the criteria looks like, even b- provide them with a consultancy, because right now what happens is students buy packs from different councils, and they have to read it on their own without getting a one-on-one, uh, feedback or an approach.

But we will, we will ...

Th- this is what we're trying to resolve or overcome it for them.

They can reach out to us, and we'll guide them in the best way possible.