Each student enters a program which is tailored to their own individual needs and only requires 10 - 20 minutes of their time each day.
Success brings higher school grades, confidence and self esteem.
It is not a replacement for work done at school. It does compliment and supplement the school curriculum and assists students to develop the basic skills needed for successful learning. After leaving school, she at first pursued an office career and went on to find work in New Zealand and New Guinea. On return to Brisbane, Pam enrolled at the North Brisbane College of Advanced Education and achieved her Associate Diploma in Community Recreation which in turn enabled her to travel Queensland for the Y.W.C.A promoting and teaching Leadership courses to hundreds of young women. After marriage, in between and after the birth of her two children, Pam worked for many years in the Child Care Industry and through correspondence achieved a Bachelor of Teaching degree from the Queensland University of Technology and went on to achieve her goal of teaching young children.