Atul Temurnikar Co-founder and Chairman of GIIS (Global Indian International School) is obsessed with giving Indians abroad the best education at an affordable price.
Watch the corporate honcho-turned-successful educationist, in conversation with Punam Sharrma in Connected to India’s @work section
There is a wide range of international schools in Singapore which offer a multicultural environment, with students from a diverse range of backgrounds and countries.
Global Indian International School (GIIS) in Singapore launched its flagship SMART Campus last week, combining 21st-century pedagogy with state-of-the-art facilities to provide a holistic, innovative and disruptive education.
Flat-owners in Singapore will be allowed to rent out their flats or bedrooms to non-Malaysian non-citizen residents for a maximum of two years up from the present 1.5 years, announced Housing and Development Board (HDB) today.
New to Singapore and not decided on a telco yet. You could go with StarHub’s trio of unique SIM-only plans with extra-large data bundles, which will be available from today.
The National Heritage Board’s 18th heritage trail brings together stories from the community to uncover the lesser-known sides to Orchard.
The Primary Programme at Global Indian International School (GIIS) focuses on planting the seed of love for learning in young children.
What do Monk Sri Nithya Turiyananda Swami, Professor Naresh Agarwal, Strategist Nitin Pai, Mountaineer John Gomes and CEO of Hotstar Ajit Mohan have in common? The clue is in the picture above – The NTU Graduating Class of 2016 which marks the 25th year Anniversary of NTU.
In this series, we bring you through the colourful ethnic enclaves of Singapore, starting with Kampong Glam.
Global Indian International School (GIIS) in Singapore has been pioneering new trails in education through innovative applications of technology. The school has opened its flagship SMART Campus, to provide NextGen education.
New to Singapore – Connected to India helps fresh relocators know about topics that support their settling in Singapore like schools to go, shopping for Indian groceries, fitness clubs, banks for account opening, mobile connections, broadband, furniture, home furnishing, where to live and so on
