Samad Shoeb, Founder and CEO of Oratrics, said the Bengaluru based EdTech company’s expansion into Singapore will widen access to its communication, leadership, confidence, and personality development programmes across the Asia Pacific region.
Oratrics: The Future Human School has expanded into Singapore, adding a new international base to its growing presence after establishing operations in the United States and India.
Announced on 30 March 2026, the move marks a new stage in the Bengaluru based EdTech company’s efforts to widen its reach in Asia Pacific and extend its learning programmes to more students and families seeking development beyond conventional academics.
The company said Singapore offers a strong environment for education and innovation and serves as an important gateway to the Asia Pacific region. Through this expansion, Oratrics aims to reach learners looking for support in communication, confidence, leadership, and global personality development.
The announcement was made through an Oratrics spokesperson, who said Samad Shoeb, Founder and CEO of Oratrics, Anas Shoeb, COO, Oratrics, and Gautam Kunchattu, CBO, Oratrics, were in Singapore to host a three day Children Cultural Fest in official collaboration with the Indian Cultural Association of Singapore. The event was also attended by Gabriel Lam, a Singaporean Member of Parliament.
Samad Shoeb, Founder and CEO of Oratrics, said, “Singapore strengthens Oratrics’ presence in the Asia Pacific region. We see strong opportunities to build meaningful partnerships and learning platforms here. The Children Cultural Fest reflects how collaboration can create real global exposure for young learners. Our focus is to expand these platforms across new markets and give more students access to global personality and leadership development. This is an important step in building a truly international learning ecosystem.”
According to the company, Oratrics currently works with students from more than 22 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Singapore, India, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. It said this has helped it build an international learning community focused on preparing the next generation.
The Singapore move adds to the organisation’s international network, which began with its first office in the United States and later grew through two corporate offices in India. With this latest expansion, Oratrics said it is building the foundation to scale its programmes more widely across global markets.
The company’s focus remains on life skills that extend beyond classroom learning, particularly communication, leadership, confidence building, and personality development. These areas, it said, are becoming increasingly important for young learners in a connected global environment.
Oratrics also linked its Singapore presence to its wider mission of preparing young individuals who can think clearly, communicate effectively, and lead with confidence. The company said the expansion is not only a geographic step, but part of a broader effort to rethink education and support future ready learners across Asia Pacific.
The partnership with the Indian Cultural Association of Singapore also formed part of that effort. ICAS is a nonprofit organisation that promotes Indian heritage, culture, and community engagement through educational and cultural programmes. Oratrics said the collaboration brought together cultural expression and personality development, with the company contributing communication and leadership training while ICAS provided a wider community platform through the festival.
The company said the partnership reflects a shared interest in helping young learners gain stage exposure, cultural appreciation, and constructive community engagement through such programmes.
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