Doctor, Engineer, Scientist, Civil Servant, Entrepreneur or Politician…

Whatever your dream about your kid help them to learn the essential skills they need to succeed and excel in their career and life.

Our formal education system aims to impart the 5 essential quotients (Success Panchtantras) required to survive, succeed and excel in career and life. A quotient is the mix of knowledge, skills, abilities, aptitude and attitude (KSA³). The 5 essential quotients are Language Quotient, Arithmetic Quotient, Management Quotient, Psychological Quotient and Survival Quotient. But our formal education system imparts only Language Quotient and Arithmetic Quotient. Human beings acquire the remaining 3 quotients, which are the most critical to succeed and excel in life from their life experiences.

SUCCESS PANCHTANTRA is a unique learning and engagement programme exclusively designed for our kids to acquire the 3 critical quotients our kids never learn from schools.

Management Quotient

• Project Management
• People Management
• Finance Management
• Leadership
• Decision Making
• Marketing Management

Q: My son is going to be a doctor. Why does he need the “Management Quotient”?

A doctor is a manager of a team of nurses and other staff. He may head a department or hospital. At that time he needs people management skills. He needs to know marketing management to promote his services.

Psychological Quotient

• Risk-taking
• Failure Management
• Problem-solving
• Conflict Resolution
• Confidence
• Stress Management
• Adaptability

Q: My son is a doctor, who makes good money. Why should we worry about his mental health?

The risk of suicide among doctors is considered 2.5 times higher than that in the general population. Some studies have even reported a higher risk, of between five to seven times. In the United States, it is said that yearly, nearly 400 physicians die by suicide. Suicidal ideation among medical students ranges from 1.8% to 53.6%. As per regional studies in India, suicide rates are higher in the south Indian states compared to the northern states. This was also reflected in the study evaluating doctor suicides, by Kishor et al, in which out of the 30 suicides, 57% were from south India. Specialities where a higher rate of suicide is seen are Anesthesiology, General Medicine, and Psychiatry.

Survival Skills

• Fitness- Physical & Psychological
• Self-defence
• Emergency Management
• Survival Skills
  • Swimming
  • Rope climbing
  • Rappelling / abseiling
  • Navigation skills
  • First aid
  • Canoeing
  • Fire fighting
  • Cordage & lithics
  • Using survival tools
  • Survival food options
  • Bouldering
• Basic rescue management

“A scholar who was crossing a river in a boat started a conversation with the boatman. He named different books and asked the boatman whether he had read any of them. When he said no the scholar remarked you have wasted half your life if you have not. As their conversation was going on a crack formed in the boat and water rushed in. On seeing this boatman asked the scholar if he could swim. The scholar replied that he had never learned to swim. The boatman who was preparing to swim commented then your whole life is wasted as the boat is about to sink”

Levels

• Level 1- Foundation Skills
• Level 2- Intermediate Skills
• Level 3- Advanced Skills
• Level 4- Expert Skills

• (Students of Std 6 to Std 12 can join for Levels 1 to 4)
• Basic Programme-  for students of std.5 and below

Fee & Other Details

Please contact our Learning Manager @ +91 81389 05259