What Is The Future Of Pakistan’s Education System? Ft. Bilal Hameed & Asad Hashamali | 286 | TBT

In tonight’s conversation with our special guests, Bilal Hameed & Asad Hashamali. What was their education & early life like? Why did Bilal come back to Pakistan from NYC? When did he start teaching? How did he find Cedar College? How did he set up Alt academy? Asad’s experience as an intern at Cedar College? How was working with Bilal? What is the idea of building Alt academy? How did they start it? What is its vision & insight? When did they start hiring employees? How is Alt academy different from other academies? Schools vs. academies? How to solve the problems of the broken education system in Pakistan? How to attain diversity in today’s education system? Early learning programs & high school as the business models? What is the future of education & learning in Pakistan? How can educational institutions build opportunities for the people? How do they see Pakistan in 2050? Catch this and much more in tonight's episode.

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00:00 Tonight’s guests: Bilal Hameed & Asad Hashamali
01:54 Bilal’s early life & education
07:33 Why did he come back to Pakistan after his graduation?
12:01 The start of his teaching career
14:47 Co-Founding Nixor School
16:42 Setting up Cedar College
17:47 Founding Alt academy
20:38 Asad’s early life & education
23:14 Being an intern at the Cedar team
24:55 Working with Bilal
29:28 The idea of building Alt academy
31:35 The start of Alt academy & making content on YouTube
35:07 Investing & turning it into a business
36:50 Alt academy’s vision & insight
38:44 Hiring employees
39:52 What’s different about Alt academy?
45:11 Schools Vs. academies
53:12 How to solve the problems of the broken education system in Pakistan?
1:00:13 How to attain diversity in today’s education system?
1:06:56 Past Vs. current schooling system
1:10:34 Early learning programs & high school as the business models
1:27:02 The future of education & learning in Pakistan
1:41:05 Creating opportunities through education
1:57:18 How do they see Pakistan in 2050?

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[rayanahmad]

Salute to this man sir Bilal Hameed I have never seen him in person yet i scored a B in chemistry composite by attending his lectures online for a month only when exams were near they made alt academy free which helped me even more these people are gems

[Hammadisteachingchemistry]

Who is he ? Chemistry King? A kind teacher? A funny guy? Grade saver, perhaps? He is Bilal hameed. It has been 4 years since I am listening to him. Helped me save my o level chemistry grade, As chemistry grade. One of the most interactive teacher. Needless to say one of the best teacher in the world. ALTHOUGH I live in Karachi, I have never met him.(in my to do list). What an amazing guy he is.
P.S the only problem with sir's lectures is you have to force yourself to listen the lecture because the intro itself is hell addictive.

[rafeehaider]

Sir Bilal is a gem, who understands what students want. Plus, most importantly he enlightens us in classes to think out side the box. Sir Bilal Hameed, Sir Salman Amin and Sir Husham Arshad really helped me during my Alevels.

[zujajahkhursheed]

perfectly summed up... Respected guests answered each and every question at a deep length and it was so convincing... May they achieve what they visioned Ameen

[nadirhussain]

these lads and legends you brings in TBT, They brings some positivity and confidence that we have pretty good chances to have good future. You're vibe like Friday evening start of weekend.

[arsal]

This legend saved my Alevels Chemistry. I got an A* because of his videos. He is the best ngl.

[crowmaker]

Really great seeing Asad here! Been following his BTG and really impressed by his growth.

[syedhamza]

One of the very best episodes of TBT, loved it!!

[afaqrahimbsphysicsstudentu]

7:07 MUZAMMIL, WE NEED TO HAVE PROF. NOMAN UL HAQ - WE U COULD REACH HIM PLEASE

[khadeejafaisal]

the 2 hours were totally worth it! thankyou for providing such quality content and eye opening perspectives on the education system.

[SilvermaNNN]

I owe my whole Alevels chemistry A* to this legend here. Bilal Hameed G.O.A.T ❤️

[ibratnak]

Bilal bhai sounds too eager to talk (no offense intended). I think that is why pre-recorded content is where he shines. A good in-person teacher knows how to listen and when to start answering the query. That in no way undermines the phenomenal work these two do.

[anasawais]

Thank you for all that you've done Muzammil bhai, you hace been constantly saying in your recent podcasts that people have been complaining about the 2 hour mark or longer podcasts but honestly I don't worry about it even for a bit. It's just perfect. Keep it as long as you want, doesn't matter. It's like a piece of paradise to my ears listening to these legends which you invite and you yourself as well. 🤝❤️

[umersvideolong]

Right bout parents mindset. Nobody goes to a school to learn. Ppl just care about the certification and do the bare minimum required

[makhfi]

SIR BILAL WE LOVE U AND ON GOD WE PASSED AL CAUSE OF U

[hania]

Omg sir Bilal the best. Our Alt the best

[humaira]

broooo this sir was the best. I got interested in chemistry just because of his lectures and his teachings actually reflected his passion.

[numnumtv]

Plz also invite someone from SENPI .. it's a wonderful app, they teach mentor o levels students .. brilliant idea and wonderful team ..
My kid is with them for last 2 years

[englishwithmuzammal]

He created the online platform to get students good grades, knowing that obtaining good grades is nothing to real knowledge, and here talking about being a good human being and charity work.

[noorfatimaanwar]

Finally Sir Bilal's on here. Loved it.