In Singapore, there’s no shortage of volunteers willing to help students. The real challenge is making sure that help actually reaches those who need it, and stays consistent. On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Anvay Mathur, Project Lead of Edukit, a volunteer-driven initiative under Better.sg. They unpack why matching students with tutors is more complex than it seems, and how many nonprofits still rely on manual processes that can take up to a week—delaying support and leaving some students waiting. Edukit aims to streamline this by improving coordination and visibility, helping organisations serve more students with the same resources.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Singapore, there&rsquo;s no shortage of volunteers willing to help students. The real challenge is making sure that help actually reaches those who need it, and stays consistent. On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Anvay Mathur, Project Lead of Edukit, a volunteer-driven initiative under Better.sg. They unpack why matching students with tutors is more complex than it seems, and how many nonprofits still rely on manual processes that can take up to a week&mdash;delaying support and leaving some students waiting. Edukit aims to streamline this by improving coordination and visibility, helping organisations serve more students with the same resources.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Good Tech: Fixing student-tutor matching in Singapore