Invictus Academy

nd educational alliances with prestigious global institutions. These international connections significantly enhance students’ skills and competencies, providing them access to world-class training and global exposure. The academy has forged strong ties with industry leaders and educational institutions across Malaysia, Australia, India, and beyond. In collaboration with its local and international partners, Invictus Academy has developed two flagship global programs: (1) International Internship and (2) Study & Work Abroad. These initiatives ensure that students’ qualifications meet global standards while offering hands-on training, immersive practical experience, and exposure to international best practices. As the Master Franchise holder in the Philippines for the Soroban Education for Mental Arithmetic System (SEMAS-Mental Arithmetic)—operating in over 20 countries—Invictus Academy is the only Philippine-based organization recognized as a member of the Global Association of Japanese Soroban & Mental Arithmetic (GAJSMA), which includes hundreds of member institutions from more than 30 nations. SEMAS, established in 2003 with its international headquarters in Chennai, India, is an ISO 9001:2008 certified institution known for its rigorous standards in abacus-based brain development education. SEMAS offers a powerful Japanese abacus program designed not only to enhance children's mental arithmetic abilities but also to develop intelligence-related skills such as memorization, concentration, speed reading and listening, information processing, insight, and fine motor coordination. The SEMAS program has reached millions of students across thousands of centers worldwide. Invictus Academy also serves as the official Philippine representative of Olympiads-World Numeracy Championships (WNC), a global non-profit organization focused on promoting mathematics through national and international numeracy competitions. The goal of WNC is not only to identify top math talents but also to empower average learners to achieve academic excellence. These competitions help young minds engage deeply with numbers and build a strong foundation for future academic and career success.