IRREGULEARNERS

There have always been kids whose minds don't play by the rules.

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They're called academic failures, problem children, unmotivated adolescents, underachievers, bored teens, system misfits, challenging youths and simply bad students. We call them irregulearners.

They may not be "regular learners", but their potential can hit you like a brick.

For well over a decade we've encouraged parents to rethink their children's reality, to let them find
their own way. Because we know: "Never underestimate the vital importance of finding early in life
the work that for you is play.  This turns possible underachievers into happy warriors."

A mountain bike does not belong on the highway, and a speed boat not in the duck pond in the park.
Irregulearners simply haven't found the right environment yet. Once they're there, they thrive.

After well over a decade we have crystal clear proof: Let these kids find their element, and you get
​an abundance of innovative thinking, original creativity and perseverance. You get wit, grit and guts.

​For irregulearners, the school system is a challenge.
For a million different reasons, things don't add up
for them. At least for a while ...

But the label "failure" is disheartening. It is a self-worth eraser and sends a kid straight into the losers' corner. 

The Eye-Opener helps to find purpose and direction.
It lets irregulearners kick into gear. Their own gear.

What we learned from the Eye-Opener programme
​has fundamentally shaped the way we think and work.

Irregulearners need an approach that says:
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Looks like this doesn't work for you. ​ Let's try to find what does.

That's what the Eye-Opener can do!

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Now, who would offer a bad student a good job?
Former bad students! They've been there and know
​both the pain and the potential.
So they would, for good reasons.

Click to read!

This blog post features an eye-opening case study.
It says a lot about the power of peer advice when a parent's recommendation just doesn't cut it.

Click to read!

​From failure to accumulated superpower:
Today, it is hard to imagine that many of these bright and inspired young people were "hopeless cases" once.
Now there's an abundance of creative thinking!

The Eye-Opener is not a service you book or a purchase you make.
It is you, empowered by the community, letting your child find the opportunities it needs.
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