Half a century ago, the Kumon Method was born out of a father's love for his son
The Kumon Method that began from a father’s love for his child is now available in 46 countries and regions with 4.28 million subject enrolments (as of April 2010). The Kumon Method has remained consistent for over 50 years and has been accepted in many countries despite differences in lifestyle, educational systems, and culture. It is our dream to contribute to world peace through education.
We have a dream: to contribute to world peace through education. We will head towards the realisation of that dream by fostering people through individualised education.
Half a century ago, the Kumon Method was born out of a father’s love for his son. The late Chairman Toru Kumon developed the prototype of the Kumon Method for his own son Takeshi in 1954 while he was a high school mathematics teacher.
The Kumon Method that began from a father’s love for his child is now available in a large number of countries and regions around the world. As of April 2010, there are 4.28 million subject enrolments in 46 countries and regions.
The Kumon Method has remained consistent for over 50 years and has been accepted in many countries despite differences in lifestyle, educational systems, and culture.
We at Kumon believe it is important for children to develop life skills. Together with our Supervisors and Centre assistants, Kumon supports all children around the world in achieving their goals and dreams.
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