Education innovation: The story of Cedar College
Published on: March 28, 2018
CEO Bilal Hameed shares the story of setting up Cedar College, an A-level institute in Karachi, where a group of teachers partnered together to bring something new to private education in Pakistan. It’s a startup story that involves some sleepless nights, a long-term vision and a whole lot of commitment.
Speaking to VCast Online, Hameed, a chemistry teacher whose teaching career started in 2003, shares what entrepreneurs can do to improve the state of education in Pakistan. Hear him out on how he thinks Pakistan can learn from India and countries in Africa to innovate education and learning in our country.
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