* Nanyang JC (NYJC)
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Pardon me, It's Report from ST dated 20/4/17.
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Crester:
Report from ST dated 20/5/17.
Err..you have next month's ST already? :scratchhead: -
Crester:
I went to check it out more from this link: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/nanyang-jc-edges-out-rivals-in-tense-big-quizPardon me, It's Report from ST dated 20/4/17.
Looks like NYJC does have the ability to outbeat an IPJC like RVHS? :congrats:
The next round will be held at TJC. -
No offense to students of RVH n TJC, but they are indeed underperforming as IPJCs. Maybe they should also merge?
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Location for RV High and TJC are far apart : RV in the west (Jurong) TJC in the east, distance made it hard to merge.
If poor-performing A level results JCs shut down, weak academic students forced to go to poly, study a relevant skill-based Diploma, can enter workforce readily upon graduation, with relevant, ready skills to offer to the industry concerned -
mindays:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/dunman-wins-big-quiz-in-close-battle
I went to check it out more from this link: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/nanyang-jc-edges-out-rivals-in-tense-big-quizCrester:
Pardon me, It's Report from ST dated 20/4/17.
Looks like NYJC does have the ability to outbeat an IPJC like RVHS? :congrats:
The next round will be held at TJC.
Am glad that unlike you, parents/supporters of DHS didn't make comments like 'DHS does have the ability to outbeat top JC like XX'..
Is there a need to keep comparing? -
zbear:
No offense to students of RVH n TJC, but they are indeed underperforming as IPJCs. Maybe they should also merge?
Cos if you look at JC's COP: http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/default/files/attachments/2016/01/29/st_20160129_amcutoff29_2027059.pdf
The 4 JCs that are closed down, er, I mean, 'merged' with others are those with double digit COP. TJ is still not that unpopular lah.
Moreover, RVH is a pure IP school while the other is a JC with a few IP classes, not exactly similar. -
mum_sugoku:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/dunman-wins-big-quiz-in-close-battle
I went to check it out more from this link: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/nanyang-jc-edges-out-rivals-in-tense-big-quizmindays:
[quote=\"Crester\"]Pardon me, It's Report from ST dated 20/4/17.
Looks like NYJC does have the ability to outbeat an IPJC like RVHS? :congrats:
The next round will be held at TJC.
Am glad that unlike you, parents/supporters of DHS didn't make comments like 'DHS does have the ability to outbeat top JC like XX'..
Is there a need to keep comparing?[/quote]Well, I was just proposing a question. Sorry if it offends you
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mum_sugoku:
Agreezbear:
No offense to students of RVH n TJC, but they are indeed underperforming as IPJCs. Maybe they should also merge?
Cos if you look at JC's COP: http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/default/files/attachments/2016/01/29/st_20160129_amcutoff29_2027059.pdf
The 4 JCs that are closed down, er, I mean, 'merged' with others are those with double digit COP. TJ is still not that unpopular lah.
Moreover, RVH is a pure IP school while the other is a JC with a few IP classes, not exactly similar. -
mum_sugoku:
zbear:
No offense to students of RVH n TJC, but they are indeed underperforming as IPJCs. Maybe they should also merge?
Cos if you look at JC's COP: http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/default/files/attachments/2016/01/29/st_20160129_amcutoff29_2027059.pdf
The 4 JCs that are closed down, er, I mean, 'merged' with others are those with double digit COP. TJ is still not that unpopular lah.
Moreover, RVH is a pure IP school while the other is a JC with a few IP classes, not exactly similar.
Errrr, I think you miss my sarcastic poke at them!!!! :evil:
Joke aside, honestly, nothing is impossible if MOE does make such decisions. Were the public consulted before any decisions were made? I don't think so.
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