Networking Group - JCs General

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HealthyHabits\" post_id=\"2001324\" time=\"1604547425\" user_id=\"189315:

Hi Hi,

I have an O-level child looking to go to ACJC/NJC next year. We live in the East and so need some help in terms of bus/transport providers. Does anyone know of some contacts?

The schools are so far from where I live. Am wondering if I should move and rent/buy a place instead?

HealthyHabits

http://www.sherv.net/

http://www.sherv.net/

[newkeynesian]

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HealthyHabits\" post_id=\"2001324\" time=\"1604547425\" user_id=\"189315:

Hi Hi,

I have an O-level child looking to go to ACJC/NJC next year. We live in the East and so need some help in terms of bus/transport providers. Does anyone know of some contacts?

The schools are so far from where I live. Am wondering if I should move and rent/buy a place instead?

HealthyHabits

http://www.sherv.net/

http://www.sherv.net/

Haha. Maybe should get Floppy to advise.

[phtthp]

HealthyHabits\" post_id=\"2001324\" time=\"1604547425\" user_id=\"189315:

Hi Hi,

I have an O-level child looking to go to ACJC/NJC next year. We live in the East and so need some help in terms of bus/transport providers. Does anyone know of some contacts?

The schools are so far from where I live.
Am wondering if I should move and rent/buy a place instead?

HealthyHabits

You don't need to shift,

because

these are good A-level JCs, in the east :

Victoria JC,
Dunman High ,
Temasek JC

However, if you are planning far ahead for university years later in local NUS or NTU, then Yes, good to shift nearer

[doodbug]

Go uni also no need to shift - just stay in hostel if need be. It’s actually a great experience as many hall programmes have been revamped to integrate residential living and learning.

[Vevey]

HealthyHabits\" post_id=\"2001324\" time=\"1604547425\" user_id=\"189315:

Hi Hi,

I have an O-level child looking to go to ACJC/NJC next year. We live in the East and so need some help in terms of bus/transport providers. Does anyone know of some contacts?

The schools are so far from where I live. Am wondering if I should move and rent/buy a place instead?

HealthyHabits

Njc has boarding house.

[Nurulla]

Vevey\" post_id=\"2001445\" time=\"1604580478\" user_id=\"1350:

HealthyHabits\" post_id=\"2001324\" time=\"1604547425\" user_id=\"189315:

Hi Hi,

I have an O-level child looking to go to ACJC/NJC next year. We live in the East and so need some help in terms of bus/transport providers. Does anyone know of some contacts?

The schools are so far from where I live. Am wondering if I should move and rent/buy a place instead?

HealthyHabits

Njc has boarding house.

Why travel all way to acjc or njc.
Not worth the precious time.
you see their rank point
Acjc rp is 79
Njc rp is low 80++

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Nurulla\" post_id=\"2002663\" time=\"1605424984\" user_id=\"188615:

Why travel all way to acjc or njc.
Not worth the precious time.
you see their rank point
Acjc rp is 79
Njc rp is low 80++

What is \"worth the precious time\"? :scratchhead:

[lee_yl]

lovetolearn\" post_id=\"2005401\" time=\"1606568300\" user_id=\"189290:

Careermum\" post_id=\"1961885\" time=\"1580785962\" user_id=\"22005:

Do you all know what are the JC cut off points for JAE 2020?

So far confirmed from their websites:
RI Science 4, Arts 5
HCI Science 4, Arts 5
EJC Science 7, Arts 8

Anyone combed other JC websites and saw the COP of them?

Here’s a link I found online:
https://www.salary.sg/2020/jc-cut-off-points-2020/

Thanks for sharing.
Didn’t know EJC Science and Arts COP are now 7 and 8. Climb so fast! :imcool:

Just 2-3 years back , because the JC is new, I recall not many keen to join.

[Chancc]

Guys, My friend’s son sat A level this year. He hoping to apply NUS medicine (He confident he can score all As). Before he go army we like him to do some volunteer works which may boost his medical application. Is there any opportunity to do volunteer work? Thanks

[solareclipse]

Chancc\" post_id=\"2006283\" time=\"1606814395\" user_id=\"121791:

Guys, My friend's son sat A level this year. He hoping to apply NUS medicine (He confident he can score all As). Before he go army we like him to do some volunteer works which may boost his medical application. Is there any opportunity to do volunteer work? Thanks

Can look for volunteering opportunities here: https://www.volunteer.sg/