I’ve recently engaged the service of Raffles Tuition Agency http://www.rafflestuitioncentre.com/looking-for-a-tutor.html
Their recommended teacher Charmaine came twice, got the 2 lessons fee and never bother to come for the 3rd lesson. She did not even have the basic courtesy to call me and we waited for her to come. I called her but she just cut off my call! What is worst is that the tuition agency also never returned my call as I wanted to know what is the reason for the tutor’s behavior.
I really don’t understand how someone can be so irresponsible especially since we parted well at the end of the second lesson and the tutor even asked me to buy an assessment book for my child..
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RE: Horror Stories - Tutor Recommendation Agencies
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RE: Horror Stories - Tutor Recommendation Agencies
I’ve recently engaged the service of Raffles Tuition Agency http://www.rafflestuitioncentre.com/looking-for-a-tutor.html
Their recommended teacher Charmaine came twice, got the 2 lessons fee and never bother to come for the 3rd lesson. She did not even have the basic courtesy to call me and we waited for her to come. I called her but she just cut off my call! What is worst is that the tuition agency also never returned my call as I wanted to know what is the reason for the tutor’s behavior.
I really don’t understand how someone can be so irresponsible especially since we parted well at the end of the second lesson and the tutor even asked me to buy an assessment book for my child.. -
RE: Travel: Korea - General
We went to Seoul Plaza for skating on the first day and it's free! Yes, very nice experience to skate in minus degree and we don't feel that cold any more after skating!

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RE: Travel: Korea - General
We just came back from Korea. A quick update on Alpensia, the convenience stores do have ham, sausages, eggs, bread, pasta sauce, frozen dumpling, fruits, dried pasta… I managed to dish up a pasta dish while we are there as the kids were kinda ‘sick’ of the food offered there. As for adults, the restaurants there are affordable and delicious so for those who aren’t keen to cook, no worries about getting hungry while u r there. How to post photos huh? I did take some photos…
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RE: Travel: Korea - General
micollh:
the convenience shop in alpensia really don't have much.. snacks, bread, ice creams..don't have like fresh ingredients for cooking. we ended up eating out eventhough plan to cook as apartment has full kitchen.mummychia:
[quote=\"Mummy_atwork\"]Hi, we will be making our first visit to Alpensia in mid Dec and will be staying at Holiday Inn Resorts. Any idea what the dining options are in the area? Will like to check this out as we will be travelling with a 4yo kid. TIA.
There are fastfood, Japanese & Korean restaurants. U can also buy some food stuff from the convenience store to cook yourself.
Next round, will book hotel instead since no need to cook.[/quote]
Is it? I thought I've seen review some where that they do sell some fresh ingredients, just that we need to buy early as the stock is low.. Hmm.. Thinking of making simple breakfast.. :scratchhead: -
RE: Travel: Korea - General
bluebellas:
Shanatai:
I've checked with Alpensia Resort, they have confirmed that the ski & snow boarding slope are opening on 27 Nov, while the sledding field will be opening on 5 Dec. :rahrah:
Alamak. I will be there on 29 Nov. Wanted to sled….sigh
Anyone knows where the shuttle bus stops in Myeondong? Is it at the subway station? That being the case, which hotel is affordable and near the bus stop so that we dun hv to lug our luggages for too long.
Maybe you can check with the neighboring ski resort like Yongpyong Ski resort, seen somewhere that they are opening one week earlier..so u may want to take a short taxi trip there since you can't sled at Alpensia? -
RE: Travel: Korea - General
I've checked with Alpensia Resort, they have confirmed that the ski & snow boarding slope are opening on 27 Nov, while the sledding field will be opening on 5 Dec. :rahrah:
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RE: Winter Clothes
Haha, I think it's ok lah since we r at the airport and people would assume we are going to cold countries. Can't imagine wearing a pair of normal shoes each and lugging four pairs of winter boots in the luggage.

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RE: Travel: Korea - General
starlight1968sg:
I remembered my last trip to Korea at Nami Island, there were many ginkgo trees and indeed the smell was very strong!For those going to Korea soon:
OT: Smelly ginkgo problem
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20151011000370 -
RE: Travel: Korea - General
For my case, the host uploaded a page of her Facebook account on the airbnb site. From FB, I liaised with the host.