FOR TOMORROW'S GLOBAL LEADERS

Read the world in English. Think it through yourself.

Every week, read a global business issue in Englishand turn your own thinking into a well-argued essay.

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There is no shortage of good writing about the world.

But writing made for adults
is far too hard for a child.

  • The Economist
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • The New York Times
  • BBC News
  • Financial Times
  • Forbes

Katsby Business Review rewrites
those stories at a student's level.

Once a child starts learning about the world
with KBR, the questions change.

They think further in English, judge for themselves,
and learn to put that thinking into a clear argument.

I just think this one is better.

From a child who says whatever comes to mind

This is the upside, but there is this risk too,
so here is what I think!

to a child who reasons it through

What We Provide

From the reading
to the finished argument

A weekly magazine covering a new global business issue, together with
an online studio where students write about what they read and get feedback.

KBR Magazine

KBR Learning Studio

Product

More than learning English

Edited by specialists from Harvard,
Seoul National University and KAIST

The issues that lead the world’s
business press, at a student’s level

Built on global weeklies such as The Economist and The Wall Street Journal, each issue unpacks what a child needs to understand the world.

  • Harvard University
  • Seoul National University
  • KAIST
  • London Business School

From passive study to active learning

Beyond reading —
saying what you think

Rather than taking an article at face value, students build an opinion of their own on the evidence and argue for it in writing.

Teacher editing & AI feedback

1:1 editing by Ivy League and SKY
graduates, with AI feedback

AI reads the essay at once and points out what to improve, and 1:1 editing by a teacher gives detailed feedback on everything from the logical structure to its strengths and weak spots.

Essay lounge

Read other students’ essays
and widen the view

Seeing ideas and approaches unlike their own, students learn to look at one topic from many angles.

Parent report

Past the score, to the skills
behind it

The report breaks the core skills down into strengths and gaps, and places the student against nationwide data for the same grade so you can see where they stand.

Process

Katsby Business Review.
Read the world in English, then answer it yourself

  • 01READRead a global article and
    find what matters
  • 02THINKWeigh the upside against
    the risk
  • 03DECIDEBuild the evidence and
    reach a conclusion
  • 04WRITEPut that conclusion and
    evidence into English
  • 05FEEDBACKGet edits from an expert and
    sharpen the argument
  • 06GROWSee the skills and the
    growth, measured

English Level

No need to worry about the English.
Start at the level that fits
your child.

Levels account not only for grade but for reading and writing
ability and how the student handles the thinking tasks.

  • Intermediate

    CEFR A2Recommended for grades 5-6

    “Tesla stopped making cars at Gigafactory Shanghai because Covid-19 caused problems.”

  • Upper-Intermediate

    CEFR B1-B2Recommended for grades 7-8

    “Tesla stopped making cars at Gigafactory Shanghai because of disruptions caused by Covid-19.”

  • Advanced

    CEFR B2-C1Recommended for grades 9-10

    “Covid-19-related disruptions led Tesla to halt vehicle production at Gigafactory Shanghai.”

Meet Our Editors

From the articles to the essays,
editors from the world’s top universities

  • Ray Park

    Ray Park

    • London Business SchoolMSc in Financial Analysis
    • King's College LondonBSc in Mathematics with Management & Finance
    • Former accountant, PwC UK
  • Jasmine Lee

    Jasmine Lee

    • Harvard Graduate School of EducationMA in Education
    • Wellesley CollegeBA in Psychology
    • Former Curriculum Developer, Chungdahm Learning
  • Haru Park

    Haru Park

    • KAISTPhD in Business and Technology Management
    • KAISTBA in Computer Science
  • Stella Moon

    Stella Moon

    • Seoul National UniversityBA in Musicology & Economics

Pricing

Learning that is experienced, thought through and grown into

  • StandardEssentials

    49,000원/month (VAT included)

    • A new KBR magazine e-PDF every week
    • Live AI essay reviewFor every essay submitted each week (8 a month)
    • Standard parent report (every 4 weeks)National percentile, scores across the five competencies
  • PremiumTeacher coaching

    149,000원/month (VAT included)

    • Everything in Standard
    • Weekly 1:1 video feedback from a specialist mentorA video on each week’s essay, available for 30 days
    • Premium in-depth parent report (every 4 weeks)National percentile, scores across the five competencies, a mentor’s close analysis

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