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Lianhe Zaobao held a budget business forum on March 8th, inviting Minister of Finance, Mr Heng Swee Keat to interact with industry experts from different fields and discuss the various implications of the budget. Flying Cape is proud to have our Founder, Ms Jamie Tan, to be invited and interviewed during this forum.
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“Our greatest advantage is to improve the success rate of teaching by matching the appropriate teachers and students through scientific and systematic analysis.” ——Jamie Tan, founder of Flying Cape, an online education platform
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So proud to be part of this record-breaking event. Thank you Lianhe Wanbao 联合晚报 for the coverage.
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Flying Cape is proud to announce that our founder, Jamie Tan, was the recipient of the Women Entrepreneur Awards 2018 Stellar Category. Read on to find out more about WEA.
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We are so excited to be featured on the January 2018 issue of Motherhood magazine! Read the article here!
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Our founder, Jamie Tan, was recently interviewed in Medium’s Female Founders Series. Read on to find out how Flying Cape aims to help students all around Asia to learn smarter.
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Throwing a party? Then the cake is indispensable.
This week's Useful Tips Sunday is an amazing tip on how you can cut that gigantic cake into equal pieces without messing up. It makes so much sense and no special tools are needed. Everything is readily available at home. *Hint: The chopping board*
Hope you enjoyed this tip as much as we did. 😄. Have a great week ahead and remember to share the love!
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Your cake-cutting woes are about to be a thing of the past 🙌🙌🙌
CREDIT: @katherine_sabbath on Instagram!
[Fun Fact Friday 🤓]
Fun Fact: Koalas have fingerprints that are almost identical to Human fingerprints! 🐨
Even under very meticulous analysis under the microscope, we are unable to differentiate a Koala’s fingerprints and our own!
According to a team of Anatomists from Australia, Koalas may have fingerprints as it helps them with gripping and grasping onto branches and leaves. As having fingerprints allow them to have a more sensitive touch.
Every Koala’s fingerprint is also unique just like us! Apart from Koalas, chimpanzees also have similar fingerprint patterns with the loops and whirls.
[LAST CALL! Don't miss out on this great holiday deal with Da Vinci Group!]
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All workshops are based on Da Vinci's specially curated curriculum that allows the children to explore different concepts through hands-on activities so there will never be a dull moment in the classroom!
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[🧚Useful Tips Sunday🧚]
A recent survey conducted noted that only 2 out of 5 women have the time to actually go out with their girlfriends once a week, even less often if they have children to care for.
But according to a study conducted by Oxford University, researchers have found that women who go out with their girlfriends often had better health and happiness than those who didn’t.
Their recommendation for better health is for Mums to go out with their friends to “do things” TWICE a week and whether it is drinking, gossiping, talking or basically having overall girlie time, the objective is to be able to release those endorphins while laughing or having a giggle with friends.
Having friends is essential for your health and happiness! Health benefits consist of faster recovery time from illness, a stronger immune system, lower anxiety levels, as well as increased generosity levels!
Does it sound like its time to make plans with your girlfriends? For health reasons, obviously!
Have a great Sunday everyone and Happy Father's Day!
Mums should go out with friends TWICE a week for better HEALTH and HAPPINESS
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Seeing your friends at least twice a week is important for your overall wellbeing, a new study has found. Science confirms it![Fun Fact Friday 🤓]
Fun Fact: Snakes can predict earthquakes up to five days before it happens! 🐍
Experts and scientists have been monitoring snakes and they found out that these serpents can sense an earth quake from up to 121km away and up to five days before it happens!
Snakes have been said to respond weirdly, and even smashing themselves into walls to escape.
It is also noted that snakes will move out of their nests, even during the winter season to escape an impending earthquake!