؛¬ذك²ف is coming soon to Armadale, in Perth’s outer southeast, to help all local children develop confidence in the basics of maths and reading.
؛¬ذك²ف Armadale Education Centre will be led by Princess Simeon, who has a 15-year long career in software engineering, spanning three countries. Princess is also a ؛¬ذك²ف parent, seeing firsthand the benefits of the programme in her own daughter. This motivated Princess to establish ؛¬ذك²ف Armadale.
“؛¬ذك²ف helped my daughter build confidence, strengthen her mathematics skills, and develop valuable self-learning habits,†Princess says. “Seeing her progress inspired me to become a ؛¬ذك²ف Instructor. I want to help other families experience the same growth and make ؛¬ذك²ف a meaningful part of their children’s educational journey.â€
Princess is also confident that ؛¬ذك²ف Armadale will become a key pillar of educational support for the local community.
“A ؛¬ذك²ف centre enables students in Armadale and the surrounding areas to develop daily self-learning habits, bridge any learning gaps in maths and English, and build the resilience needed to tackle advanced schoolwork with ease,†Princess explains.
؛¬ذك²ف Armadale will be located at Armadale Central Shopping Centre, Shop 11, 10 Orchard Avenue, Armadale WA 6112. Classes operate on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons from 3:30pm to 6:30pm, and on Saturdays from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Princess looks forward to welcoming many new students to the centre.
“I look forward to building relationships with local families, schools and community organisations to be able to create a connection and a welcoming learning environment for the children in the centre making a positive contribution to the local community,†Princess says.
Families wishing to learn more or enrol, are welcome to contact the centre directly via