Education & Government

Education & Government | NANJIAN Solutions
Education & Government

Turn Policies, Curricula, and Training Modules Into Games People Actually Want to Play.

The Problem

Education and government teams often have rich content — environmental policy, financial literacy, public health awareness, civic education — but the standard delivery formats (slides, brochures, e-learning modules) get ignored. What you need is engagement.

What We Provide

We design board games that pass procurement, satisfy stakeholders, and — this is the key — get used after delivery. A 45-minute experience nobody forgets.

02 · Who This Is For

This solution is built for organizations whose content deserves to be heard.

  • You're a government agency responsible for policy outreach, public education, or community engagement programs.
  • You're a school or educational institution that wants to turn curricula into hands-on learning tools.
  • You're an NGO or nonprofit that needs interactive public education tools with limited budget.
  • You're a corporate L&D team that wants employee training to be something people actually show up for.
  • You have project budget approved and need a partner who can handle both procurement compliance and content expertise.
03 · Process & Deliverables

Six phases. Every one ends with something in your hands.

CLIENT-FIRST GUARANTEE
You can end the engagement at any phase. Everything delivered up to that point belongs to you — no clawback, no NDA-locked artifacts.
01
Week 1

In-depth requirements interview

Learning objectives, target audience, typical use scenarios, policy compliance requirements, and procurement process constraints — all mapped before a single mechanic is designed.

You Receive
Project Requirements Spec (PDF) — procurement-tender compatible
02
Weeks 2–4

Gameplay framework design

Mechanics are reverse-engineered from learning objectives — so "play" and "learn" are tightly coupled. Not the bad kind where course content gets printed on cards.

You Receive
Gameplay Framework Doc 1× Paper Prototype (physical)
03
Weeks 5–7

Content integration & compliance review

We collaborate with your policy or academic team to embed the right content. For regulated domains (healthcare, law, finance), we ensure local compliance requirements are met.

You Receive
Full card content set Rulebook Facilitator / Teacher Guide
04
Weeks 8–10

Playtesting & iteration

3 rounds of structured playtesting in real deployment environments — primary school classrooms, civil servant training sessions, community events. Feedback drives iteration.

You Receive
Playtesting Report (with audience feedback) Iterated prototype
05
Weeks 11–14

Artwork & packaging

Visual design aligned to your brand or CI guidelines — government projects often have strict visual identity requirements, and we've worked within MOE, NEA, and similar frameworks before.

You Receive
Complete artwork asset set Press-ready print files
06
Weeks 15–18

Mass production & teaching resource delivery

Finished game units plus the full curriculum integration package — so the game doesn't sit in a cupboard after delivery.

You Receive
Finished game (per order qty) Teacher / Facilitator Manual (PDF + print) Curriculum Integration Guide (45-min lesson plan) e-Learning module (optional) Full procurement compliance document pack
04 · Timeline & Investment

Honest signals, not "contact us for a quote."

Typical Timeline
4–6 months
design through delivery
Projects involving specialized compliance reviews (healthcare, legal, financial regulation) may require an additional 2 months for content sign-off by your subject-matter team.
What you keep: all deliverables from each completed phase belong to you — including the requirements spec and playtesting reports — whether or not you continue to production with us.
Investment
Design & development:
USD 500 – 25,000
Scaled to content complexity, number of playtesting rounds, and localization requirements. Mass production quoted separately. Service fee is budget-line compatible as a "Design & Solution" expenditure item.
Singapore clients: we have a local office for in-person meetings. All invoices are GST-compliant and compatible with the GeBIZ government procurement system.
Singapore Procurement Note
We are familiar with GeBIZ requirements and can provide compliant tender documents, capability statements, and disclosed case study references to support your procurement process — including multi-vendor quotation requirements.
05 · FAQ

The questions everyone asks before they sign.

Our procurement process requires at least 3 vendors to quote. Can you work with that?
Yes. We're familiar with Singapore's GeBIZ system and can provide compliant tender documents, capability statements, and disclosed case study references. We can also advise on how to scope the tender so that responses are genuinely comparable.
Our content touches healthcare / law / financial regulation. Can you handle that?
Yes — but with a clear division of responsibility. Our role is to make compliant content engaging. Your subject-matter experts define what's compliant. We'll build the collaboration workflow into Phase 3, with sign-off checkpoints from your team before anything goes to print.
Can you align to MOE curriculum standards or other official frameworks?
Yes. We've worked under Singapore MOE, China's New Curriculum Standards, and Hong Kong Education Bureau guidelines. We'll ask you to supply the relevant curriculum documents at Phase 1 so alignment is built in from the start — not retrofitted at the end.
If we need a second print run later, will the price change significantly?
Typically not significantly. We lock in a reorder price ceiling in the contract — currently capped at 8% above the original unit price for the same product within 3 years of first delivery.
We're an NGO with a tight budget. Is this accessible for us?
It depends on the project. We reserve 2–3 pro bono or semi-commercial slots per year for NGO projects with clear social value. Please describe your project type and budget situation when you book the free consultation — we'll be direct about whether it's a fit.
Can we commercialize the game after the project ends and sell it publicly?
Yes. IP ownership, revenue sharing, and licensing terms are all negotiable and written clearly into the contract. We already have two cases where a government-commissioned game was later released as a commercial edition — it's a model we know how to structure.
Ready to start

Turn your content into a 45-minute experience nobody forgets.

Book a free 30-minute consultation. No pressure, no sales pitch — just a real conversation about your project.

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