Comparing Chinese Enrichment (Primary/Preschool)

[titank]

Usually RC & CC chinese class the fees are generally much lower compare with those chinese language centre.

[blueroti]

hi


i’m thinking of sending my 3-yr-old girl to Hua Lang. Centre’s holiday camp. anyone sent their kids there before? Is it good?

thanks for your comments!

[Okosbaba]

I am at my wits end, my son refuses to learn / speak or listen to any Chinese despite an 80/20 English /Mandarin (Hokkien) household. Although DS is not yet 3, however I am worried that (a) he will not develop the love / interest for the language (b) he will come to hate other enrichment classes (which he enjoys taking) just so that he doesn’t have to do Chinese.

Of course I am also worried about going to K1/K2 and Primary 1 .. PLSE.

We have tried and failed:
:stupid:\\
-\tGUG (though loves his English teacher)
-\tJulia Gabriel (hated both English and Chinese)
-\tBerries (did last until the end of the lesson (if only by force from the teacher), when he advised that he will not return no matter what…)
-\tTienhsia (didn’t even make it half way through the class)
Any recommendations?? :?:

[autumnbronze]

Pls check your PM

[mrswongtuition]

My boy is the same!

We noticed it when he was 2yo and started on Chinese classes when he was 2.5yo.

We found a program that he loves and now he’s attending kindergarten there. Through the program, he not only learnt to accept the language, he can sing songs and recognise the words too!

It’s pretty pricey but he loves it. They have a holiday program if you just want to try it out instead of plunging straight into it. PM me for info as I do not want to reveal my son’s school openly due to security reasons.

[Darling Mummy]

blueroti:

hi


i'm thinking of sending my 3-yr-old girl to Hua Lang. Centre's holiday camp. anyone sent their kids there before? Is it good?

thanks for your comments!

After reading 80pages. I am really :? , my son is Primary 5 now so which is the best learning centre? Seem like Berries is more for younger children. Please.... :?:

[titank]

Darling Mummy:

blueroti:

hi


i'm thinking of sending my 3-yr-old girl to Hua Lang. Centre's holiday camp. anyone sent their kids there before? Is it good?

thanks for your comments!

After reading 80pages. I am really :? , my son is Primary 5 now so which is the best learning centre? Seem like Berries is more for younger children. Please.... :?:

Ha.ha I guess most important is the teacher support in the program.I guess all of them have it own merits. :celebrate:

[leenalee]

hi all,

new to thread. went trhu the 60+ pages and like one of u, still confused.

anyone to recommend p5 chinese enrichment near bishan ?

my son was in jiang education centre for past 1.5 years, now reaching saturation point so need new places to recharge him.

pls help. looking for small group enrichment centre - fun effective. he hates drill and probably explains his results

[Ashbri]

HI,

i m stayin in the East.

Saw that there are 2 branches in Tampines and 1 in Kembagang. Any feedback which branch the teachers are better?

[CAR_GUY_]

I am a Chinese tuition teacher with 21years of teaching experience in the China MOE. I’ve teached in Singapore for 6 years. I have my own tuition center at Bedok central. Me and my husband have opened lessons at many schools in Singapore such as Temasek Primary School, Chung Cheng High School(main), Tao Nan Primary school, Catholic High School, Nan Hua Primary School, Holy Innocents’ High Primary School, Red Swastika Primary School, Methodist Girls Secondary School. My husband is a Top Ten Chinese City radio host, highest host award in China, Special Host of 95.8FM and Champion of many Speech Contests.^_^


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