Dr. Syed Habeeb

CEO and Director at ISBC

The wake of the 21st century saw education not just as a system offering knowledge, skills and moral values, but evolving into an expensive service-oriented industry. When we talk about modern education, we refer to adapting technological advancements while conserving traditional educational values.

With the disrupt created by the pandemic, education has never been more critical or more uncertain. While on one side the pitfalls of the modern education system have been nakedly exposed, on the other side the pandora of opportunities have seen explosive growth in a few segments. When the storm settles post pandemic, what will our education system evolve into? Or has it already evolved?

The story of ISBC is the story of such evolved pedagogy, pivotal decisions, embracing challenges, and tremendous potential in the offline and online blended learning for over a decade. All this offered at very affordable cost, keeping the focal point of empowering more students from across the world. Quality education in a blended format is the buzz theme echoing the global education village. The likes of Harvard and Oxford have flexed their ecosystem to adapt to online teaching and learning while keeping their offline alive.

ISBC has a long history of empowering students and partners to be innovators in a constantly changing world. And that is needed now more than ever. As much as the pandemic isolated people at a global scale, eduvators have attempted to connect with each other and find opportunities in the adversities with an openness to share ideas more than ever. The last 14 months may have brought the world together and allowed the exchange of innovative ideas, best practices, failures and victories like never before.