Though the fundamental understanding of CSR is consistent across the world, organisations differ on the reasons why they do CSR and how they carry out their CSR initiatives. At Skillseed, we believe that there is a kernel for positive impact within every organisation; not just to do no harm through our business actions, but also to do good well while managing our finances. As such, we’ve had the privilege to partner with GIC and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in supporting their CSR programmes, and we wanted to hear them share their success stories behind implementing these programmes!

At Skillseed, we are a small and cozy team. As an embodiment of how we value quality over quantity, we are very intentional about every member that we bring into our work family. We are grateful that over the years, we’ve had many excellent candidates express interest to join us. Our founding director, Huijia shares how we’ve been able to attract and retain team members despite being comparatively unknown and small in size based on some reflections from our recent experiences.

ABCD is simply a way of seeing - imagine a cup that is not just half full or half empty but instead full of water and air molecules. Let’s discover gifts and assets within ourselves before discovering those within our communities and the environment.

Sitting in a classroom listening to the monotonous drone of a lecturer isn’t appealing to most of us. Unfortunately, that’s the image we often have in mind when it comes to learning. But, it doesn’t have to be this way - with experiential learning!

There is no question that we are living in a historic turning point. No individual or country can avoid the COVID-19 pandemic and the sudden shift it has forced upon our lives - or what people are calling the “new normal.”

When is the last time you felt heard? I mean, properly listened to, as though the listener was genuinely interested in what you had to say.

Are you aspiring to attract and retain purpose-driven talent, reach out to informed and enlightened customers, and most importantly, leave a legacy in the world worth sharing?

We explain the benefits of having the classroom mirror the real world .

“They’re a medium which asks to be constructed.”

Read more about the trials and tribulations faced by the BEAM Team, as they navigate foreign environments in service of their young wards’ education.

We shine a spotlight on a community of changemakers attempting to make education accessible for migrants and refugee youths in Chiang Mai.

Crafting the most ingenious, revolutionary content in the world doesn’t mean much if your participants aren’t paying attention long enough to remember it.