About Us
Anytime you see or hear about Project VIEW, we want you to remember two things:
This is the summary of our project, in case you do not want to be bored with the lengthy details and pitches.
Why we started Project VIEW
If it were up to me, we would just dig right in. However, there are still people who would love to know what was/is running through the creator's mind, giving birth to Project VIEW. Walk with me here.
Two semesters into university, I made a realization when I began to think about possible reasons why our locally-trained professionals may feel inferior to those trained in "first-world" countries. Among all the systemic issues affecting education in the country, two stood out for me.
Interestingly, exposure has taught me these issues are worldwide and the difference is the degree of buffering.
First, the education system is not what it used to be. Various institutions, especially secondary and tertiary schools, made it their mandate to do all the heavy lifting and put almost everything before their students in the knowledge and skills acquisition. This has shifted over the years. Each individual, today, is required to take charge and, via heavy personal efforts, control how they turn up after school.
Self-learning is now the order of the day.