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    * Nanyang JC (NYJC)

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      Crester
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      Liangbrolovesoccer:
      phtthp:

      between A-level H2 Science (Physics and Biology) these 2 subjects: in your opinion, which lecturer(s) at NYJC, can teach better (why) ? Do NYJC have good Teachers, for these 2 subjects, or not really ?


      Overall, more students scored grade \"A\" for H2 Physics, or for H2 Bio, in this JC at GCE \"A\" level exam, from past years' results ?

      I am not really sure about how dey taught @ NYJC but judging from the difficulty standard of NYJC papers for the sci subjs their standards shd b on par with other top JCs IMO. I took Phy Chem Math for H2 science subjs so not too sure abt Bio.

      Did NY papers as student when I was in HCJC. Thr phy paper standards are somewhat similar to what the few top tier JCs have out thr (don't feel like their standards were anywhere lower than us either). For maths their paper is considered to be challenging for an average student actually (if doing under time constraints) but is of quality as the qns are very specific and drills solidly on concepts. (NY math papers are usually put aside in our revision packages as hard papers back then, heard the papers are tougher recently)

      NYJC Chem Papers are well known to be killer papers (that is my only comment tbh)... is even more cancer than my own college's papers IMO. (dat somewhat explains for their distinction rate) Last time we got this joke in chem: 5 papers from the top JCs: HC=can do, VJ=can do, NJ=can do, RJ=smart ass can do, AJ-cannot do, NY-forget it u never can do :rotflmao:

      If NY can secure almost on-par results with VJ and even surpassing NJ for A'lvls I don't see how NY's teaching standards can be low. :skeptical:[/quote

      :goodpost:
      Nyjc is Top Non-IP JC based on 2016 A Level results.

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        mindays
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        Liangbrolovesoccer:
        phtthp:

        between A-level H2 Science (Physics and Biology) these 2 subjects: in your opinion, which lecturer(s) at NYJC, can teach better (why) ? Do NYJC have good Teachers, for these 2 subjects, or not really ?


        Overall, more students scored grade \"A\" for H2 Physics, or for H2 Bio, in this JC at GCE \"A\" level exam, from past years' results ?

        I am not really sure about how dey taught @ NYJC but judging from the difficulty standard of NYJC papers for the sci subjs their standards shd b on par with other top JCs IMO. I took Phy Chem Math for H2 science subjs so not too sure abt Bio.

        Did NY papers as student when I was in HCJC. Thr phy paper standards are somewhat similar to what the few top tier JCs have out thr (don't feel like their standards were anywhere lower than us either). For maths their paper is considered to be challenging for an average student actually (if doing under time constraints) but is of quality as the qns are very specific and drills solidly on concepts. (NY math papers are usually put aside in our revision packages as hard papers back then, heard the papers are tougher recently)

        NYJC Chem Papers are well known to be killer papers (that is my only comment tbh)... is even more cancer than my own college's papers IMO. (dat somewhat explains for their distinction rate) Last time we got this joke in chem: 5 papers from the top JCs: HC=can do, VJ=can do, NJ=can do, RJ=smart ass can do, AJ-cannot do, NY-forget it u never can do :rotflmao:

        If NY can secure almost on-par results with VJ and even surpassing NJ for A'lvls I don't see how NY's teaching standards can be low. :skeptical:

        Regarding Liangbrolovesoccer post, it is quite true though if I remembered correctly at that time when I looked through the exam papers last year when I made a 2 cents comment about difficulty of math papers. Most top JCs set prelim papers that are not too difficult so that their students can use the results to gain early admission to universities which explains the difficulty

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          doraemonieeeee
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          Hi guys I'm currently a JC2 studying in NYJC right now and yes A Levels in ~1 month ๐Ÿ˜ง But somehow I managed to find this forum and found it really quite interesting ๐Ÿ˜„


          Sounds like I'm a bit of being extra here but if you need any current info about NY I'm more than welcomed to answer :))

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            Tokidoki
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            Past graduate from NYJC. Very proud of NYJC current achievement.

            Good Job!

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              Sheepie13
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              Hi all!


              I'm a current j1 from NYJC taking BCME combination. I would like to clarify that even though school does start at 8.30 on assembly days (alternate days depending on level and all weds), some classes do start at or before 8am even though the combi is common (bmce in my case) so it depends on range of combis in the class and not necessarily individual. The time lessons end also depend on class and timetable, classes that end school earlier have lesser breaks etc and rare combis tend to end school earlier. School ends at 2.30 every Wednesday for both j1s and 2s. We run on a 2-week timetable which means timetable alternates every week. Feel free to ask any questions and ill try to answer using my personal experiences :rahrah:

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                HYTam86
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                Hi! Just wanted to ask how is Nanyang JC's Chinese Language Elective Programme (the ่ฏญ็‰น programme) different from other JCs, especially on the syllabus and style of teaching? Heard NYJC is one of the few JCs which picks local theatre arts by ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜† as their elective syllabus, while the others taught ่€่ˆ's ่Œถ้ฆ† ๐Ÿ˜ฎ Also heard fm a teacher dat NY is the only JC with CLEP taught by local teachers, of which a number graduated from HCJC and NYJC itself and the yearly results seems to be not bad. My elder child was considering it as a possible option after attending an intro sharing by JCs offering that programme at her secondary school. Hope to gain more insights of it! ๐Ÿ™‚

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                  Eddisema
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                  HYTam86:
                  Hi! Just wanted to ask how is Nanyang JC's Chinese Language Elective Programme (the ่ฏญ็‰น programme) different from other JCs, especially on the syllabus and style of teaching? Heard NYJC is one of the few JCs which picks local theatre arts by ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜† as their elective syllabus, while the others taught ่€่ˆ's ่Œถ้ฆ† ๐Ÿ˜ฎ Also heard fm a teacher dat NY is the only JC with CLEP taught by local teachers, of which a number graduated from HCJC and NYJC itself and the yearly results seems to be not bad. My elder child was considering it as a possible option after attending an intro sharing by JCs offering that programme at her secondary school. Hope to gain more insights of it! ๐Ÿ™‚

                  It is quite true of what u heard IMO. ๐Ÿ˜„ NY was indeed one of the couple of JC which choose ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜†'s work when that new syllabus came out a few years back. Another thing is that if heard correctly, for next year the syllabus will be updated, which another local cultural work by ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜† namedใ€Šใ—ๅ‘ธๅบ—ใ€‹(1986) will replaceใ€Šๅฐ็™ฝ่ˆนใ€‹(1982). ่€่ˆ's ใ€Š่Œถ้ฆ†ใ€‹may be out of the syllabus. Still waiting for the new syllabus document to be made available to public. (this was touched on by a tutor who teaches CLL in NY during a sharing session).

                  Another point is that NYJC's principal Mr Low was the 2nd batch CLEP graduate from HCJC. So will likely to positively impact the CLEP programme at NYJC since he would already have a better understanding on the programme and its needs and focus as a former LEP student. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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                    Eddisema
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                    Currently only 2 JCs is known to have/will have principals having background linked to CLEP:

                    1) NYJC [Mr Low Chun Meng]
                    - CLEP graduate of 1992
                    2) HCI (College) (aka HCJC) [Pang Choon How, from next year]
                    - CLEP graduate of 1992
                    - Curriculum Planning Division Director (Mother Tongue Languages), including CLEP, BSPโ€ฆ

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                      HYTam86
                      last edited by

                      Eddisema:
                      HYTam86:

                      Hi! Just wanted to ask how is Nanyang JC's Chinese Language Elective Programme (the ่ฏญ็‰น programme) different from other JCs, especially on the syllabus and style of teaching? Heard NYJC is one of the few JCs which picks local theatre arts by ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜† as their elective syllabus, while the others taught ่€่ˆ's ่Œถ้ฆ† ๐Ÿ˜ฎ Also heard fm a teacher dat NY is the only JC with CLEP taught by local teachers, of which a number graduated from HCJC and NYJC itself and the yearly results seems to be not bad. My elder child was considering it as a possible option after attending an intro sharing by JCs offering that programme at her secondary school. Hope to gain more insights of it! ๐Ÿ™‚


                      It is quite true of what u heard IMO. ๐Ÿ˜„ NY was indeed one of the couple of JC which choose ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜†'s work when that new syllabus came out a few years back. Another thing is that if heard correctly, for next year the syllabus will be updated, which another local cultural work by ้ƒญๅฎๆ˜† namedใ€Šใ—ๅ‘ธๅบ—ใ€‹(1986) will replaceใ€Šๅฐ็™ฝ่ˆนใ€‹(1982). ่€่ˆ's ใ€Š่Œถ้ฆ†ใ€‹may be out of the syllabus. Still waiting for the new syllabus document to be made available to public. (this was touched on by a tutor who teaches CLL in NY during a sharing session).

                      Another point is that NYJC's principal Mr Low was the 2nd batch CLEP graduate from HCJC. So will likely to positively impact the CLEP programme at NYJC since he would already have a better understanding on the programme and its needs and focus as a former LEP student. ๐Ÿ˜‰

                      Thats great to know! Tks @Eddisema for the info. ๐Ÿ™‚ :thankyou:

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                        Sherr
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                        Mr Haniss, senior Economics teacher at Nanyang JC, was awarded as Outstanding Economics Teacher!


                        http://www.straitstimes.com/business/economy/two-jc-teachers-bag-outstanding-economics-teacher-awards

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