Kristy Jacobs
SGThe Edge Your Child Needs in the Age of AI In this age of AI, I find Doyobi to be the easiest and most progressive way to give my daughter immersion in highly relevant, cutting-edge, real-world topics and scenarios, while applying skills that will actually prepare her for the "real world" and set her apart from the crowd academically. The quality and richness of the content blows my mind, and the live gaming-based, hosted, interactive interface is very good. There are few products out there so thoughtfully put together with such direct relevance to preparing our children for the future. I'd definitely recommend it.
Jennifer Ching
SGUnique experience My child enjoys it, the team communicates with me and it's an experience that I can't get elsewhere. It's intangible but not every building block in a child's life needs to be tangible.
Kaye Mayola
PHRefreshingly different Their current curriculum is designed to challenge kids to solve problems effectively and think independently, which is refreshingly different from the traditional classroom environment. When the curriculum evolved to introduce life skills to kids ages 8-12, Team Doyobi always made us feel welcome and supported. I love the fact that the lessons are always purposeful and aim to address relevant global issues. Exposure and a holistic appreciation of these issues will help Gab navigate the world more confidently in future. As a mom, what makes me impressed by Doyobi is seeing how Gab is always excited to see her new friends in class and she shares so much about her experiences in their virtual worlds. Seeing this positive attitude from Gab is a big win. Learning comes easily when the child is open and enjoying.
Haffis Salim
SGGreat platform for kids to learn world issues My girl, Primary 4 this year, looks forward to her session of Doyobi every week. I see her communicating a lot with the other users, planning, strategising, instructing and following instructions. They seem to have a lot of fun! In addition, with the platform, I feel assured that it's a "controlled" environment, not just open for anyone to come in.