Confused by the magazine’s name, OYLA? The word ‘oyla’ means ‘to think’ in Kazakh - where the magazine hails from! Since its 2015 launch it’s been translated into six languages and published across 10 countries. The mission of OYLA magazine is to offer a look into world-changing discoveries, unsolved problems, and the surprising scientific principles behind everyday objects. Suitable for all ages and genders - this is a science magazine without boundaries. The editorial team believes in empowering their young readers to ask questions about the world around them and make their own scientific discoveries. It’s an essential read for any budding scientist.
Since its first issue in 2015, the magazine has presented complex subjects to its readers in simple, non-condescending terms, helping them to absorb the knowledge quickly. The graphics view of the subject makes it easier for keen students to learn the concepts from the basics. The contents of OYLA enhance the interests of its young readers, encouraging them to perform scientific experiments and understand various subjects and the rich history behind them using the TLA (Think Learn Apply) concept: think and learn about the topic before applying theoretical knowledge in the wider world.
An OYLA magazine subscription is full of popular science and the topics surrounding it for its young readers. Uncover a world of discovery and subscribe today:
- Science magazine for readers aged 12 and over of any gender
- Covers a broad range of topics with a special focus on the STEM subjects of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
- Encourages critical thinking to spark creativity and learning
- Making science accessible to all and inspiring young readers to make their own discoveries and inventions
- Delves into complex ideas in accessible language and supplements it with colourful, informative graphics
- No advertisements, focussing solely on its readers’ interests
- Offers a look into world-changing discoveries, unsolved problems, and the surprising scientific principles behind everyday objects
- An essential read for any budding scientist
- Uses the TLA (Think Learn Apply) concept
- Delivered directly to your door for free every month
