Real world learning for 13-18 year olds.
Real world learning for 13-18 year olds.
Explore, discover, play and learn through activity driven sessions.
Become multi-faceted by creating real-world interdisciplinary projects.
Collaborate & co-create with peers to come up with unique ideas, projects, and solutions.
Identify where your true potential lies. Play multiple roles to find and fuel your passion.
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The GREAT teacher INSPIRES.” - William Arthur Ward.
Motivators, role models, cheerleaders, confidants - these are some of the words we use to describe our facilitators. They are a bunch of of highly qualified and extremely driven educators, who are committed to inspiring every child at Uable.
In our mission to help young learners discover their passion and true potential, we are working on an innovative product that will help shape the future of 13-18-year-olds.
This means we have to part with our younger explorers. Uable is no longer offering any new programs for the 6-12 age category. For any queries, please write to us at learning@uable.com
Thank you for believing in our mission and giving us an opportunity to mould your child’s creative intelligence.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.
I see him interacting, sharing his ideas, sharing why he thinks something has happened and not happened. I see him thinking!
The role based sessions not only provide a sneak peek to the unconventional professions but also generates curiosity to delve deeper into the nuances. Geet thoroughly enjoys the online sessions and looks forward to exploring with her instructor and batchmates.
The concepts were all new and the games made learning fun. I was very apprehensive on how Arjun will handle it. I was quite happy that none of these proved to be a roadblock.
Uable is a very good platform for children to overcome their inhibitions and perform wonderfully by learning things by doing. Both my kids are Uablers.