Myat Thit Oo Co. , ltd

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The Singapore-based RVi Group traced its roots to 1991, with the aim to develop people internationally by capitalising on its unique and innovative training, consultancy and delivery systems in a network of companies across South-East Asia and partners around the globe. Members of the RVi Group include RVi Institute, RVi Academies, RV International Publications Services (RVIPS) and RVi Centres.

RVi Group has more than 20 years of experience in Myanmar. RVi Institute has been operating in Myanmar for 20 years and 10 years in Vietnam and Cambodia. RVi Institute is responsible for the placement of over 6,000 students overseas, primarily to Singapore in the 3 universities, 5 polytechnics and other reputable private education institutions.

Min Galar Bar. RVIPS is the media arm of RVi group and it handles newspaper printing, distribution, advertising, event management and importing of International newspapers.

I am happy and proud that RVIPS has grown rapidly in the past 23 years from its humble beginning as a small newspaper printing team to full-fledged media company. We provide different solutions to satisfy customer’s wants. Today, we work closely with Singapore Press Holdings and China Daily Asia Pacific Limited to print, distribute and marketing of The Straits Times Myanmar Edition in Myanmar and China Daily in the region.

November 11, 2020

How the BSY Virtual School Experience works

In the following, Interim Principal Michael Deveney shares his observations of the BSY virtual school experience. Recently, I have been dropping in on virtual school lessons across the school. It is instructive to observe lessons, and the whole process is thought-provoking, generating questions from all participants’ perspective – students, teachers and parents. The challenges that we are all facing are sometimes as clear as the screen we are looking at, but sometimes they are not-so-obvious when we reflect upon the impact of online learning on all stakeholders. (more…)

October 16, 2020

What’s the Ideal Class Size and Teacher to Student Ratio?

Much academic research has been dedicated to answering this question. Whilst there is no magic number, it’s generally agreed upon that smaller class sizes are better for producing good academic outcomes and other positive educational measurements.

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September 9, 2020

Dai-ichi Life Insurance Myanmar in partnership with Japan Heart, contributing to Communities’ healthcare services and social welfare in Myanmar

Dai-ichi Life Insurance Myanmar Ltd., part of a leading Japanese life insurer, Dai-ichi Life Group with 118 years of experience, donated 50,000 USD to Japan Heart, a non-profit organization to support its volunteer-based services in Myanmar. (more…)