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Abacus training centres

Kochi, March 22

The Kochi-based SMA Abacus which completes six years in training children in the age group of 7-12 to develop their brain and mental capabilities, has announced opening of more centres. Mr R.G. Suresh Babu, Director, SMA Abacus, in a statement said that the firm has been running 13 Abacus training centres in Ernakulam and Kozhikode districts. SMA Abacus brain development programme is providing a unique scientific training by adopting Japanese Soroban technology. After successfully completing the training, the child would be in a position to solve all arithmetic problems independently in mind. Abacus training also improves memory, concentration, observation skills, speed writing and logical thinking. - Our Bureau

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