Why Do We Exist?
We strive to prepare our students not just for the next exam, but for university, for life, and for a long journey where they will continue to learn.
What is the purpose of education?
This is one of the questions we have continuously asked ourselves since the foundation of @ibeviankara.
• Is it for a student to achieve high grades?
• To gain acceptance into a top-tier university?
• To build a successful career?
All of these are important. However, we believe that these are not the ultimate goals of education, but rather its natural outcomes.
For us, the true purpose of education is to enable the individual to understand the world more deeply and to navigate their own life more consciously. Therefore, we do not merely strive to transfer information to our students. We strive to teach them to ask questions, to think, to analyze, to research, and to pursue learning independently.
This is also the reason for our profound interest in international programs and exams. We view these programs not merely as tools for university admission, but as powerful learning environments that develop students’ analytical thinking, research, writing, discussion, and problem-solving skills.
Therefore, our goal is not solely to achieve high grades, but rather to establish a trajectory of success that first remains stable and then continuously rises. This approach is beautifully summarized by two classical Latin sayings.
• Docendo discimus — We learn by teaching.
• Non scholae sed vitae discimus — We learn not for school, but for life.
Our goal is to contribute to our students becoming individuals who can stand on their own, make independent decisions, and continue learning throughout their lives. We view the day our students develop to the point where they no longer need us not as a failure, but as one of the most concrete indicators of our success.
Because we believe that a teacher’s greatest achievement is not raising followers, but cultivating individuals who can forge their own path when the time comes, think independently, and even surpass their teacher.
