Primary Math Olympiad - Online or Face-to-Face at Clementi

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Mr Quek’s Profile

Mr Quek believes in motivating and developing student’s interest in Math so that they can understand the link connecting the various concepts and strengthen their problem-solving skills.

Formerly Math lecturer for Diploma and Advanced Diploma program in Singapore Poly, Math/Physics lecturer for Degree Program in MDIS, Associate Lecturer for Computer Science Degree Program in SIM-UKOU and Associate Faculty for Math in Singapore University of Social Sciences.

Mr Quek completed his O-Level in River Valley and A-Level in NJC.

He graduated from NUS in 1988 with a Bachelor in Engineering. He then pursued his Master of Science in Industrial Engineering in NUS and Master of Business Administration in SIM-UKOU (Now SUSS).

Mr Quek is an experienced Maths Olympiad Trainer and has been conducting training for both primary and secondary schools since 1999 with a reputable Maths Olympiad training service provider - RECMEL. The schools include NUS High, Nan Hua High, Cedar Girls Sec, Ngee Ann Sec, Anderson Sec, Raffles Girls Sec, Yuan Ching Sec, Methodist Girls, Singapore Chinese Girls, St Hilda’s Primary, Woodgrove Primary, Tao Nan Sch, Kong Hwa Sch etc.

He was a trainer in The Math Classroom from 2017 to 2019.

Since 1994, Mr Quek has conducted several tutorial sessions and lectures on Mathematics, Physics and Information Technology for Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Degree programs at various higher learning institutions. He also has many years of teaching experience in O-Level Math, A-Level Math and IB Maths. He had guided students from local schools, including Nanyang Girls, Nan Hua High, Fuhua Sec, Yuhua Sec, Holy Innocents High, St Joseph Inst, Yishun JC, Jurong JC etc and students from Overseas Family School.

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NMOS 2024 result was released to schools.

So far, I have 2 students obtained Silver, 1 student got Bronze, and 1 student got Honorable Mention.

Well, not in the top 1.5%, but good enough to be among the top 40%.

More important is that they enjoyed and learnt from the program, and that would help them to do better in school exam and PSLE.

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Hello,

do your lessons prepare for competitions such as these:

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@kepil All Math Olympiad contests syllabus are about the same, with minor variation according to the country of origin. Well, a Grade 4 in Japan, India and Australia etc, will be different from a Primary 4 in Singapore. But the aim of the competitions, and knowledge/concept/problem solving skills will be similar if not the same.

I have online students from Hong Kong and Vietnam, and joining different contest, but my training is based on the level in Singapore. It did help in their performance in the contests.

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2025 Primary Math Olympiad Online Classes
I am taking in new students for 2025 Primary Math Olympiad Online Classes (P4 and P5).

Saturday 10.30am to 12.00pm – Primary Math Olympiad Intermediate for P5 (confirmed)

Saturday 12.00pm to 1.30pm – Primary Math Olympiad Beginner 2 for P4 (confirmed)

As it is a small group setting, I will only take in not more than 4 students per class.

Interested, please sign up now.

Thanks.

Mr Quek
Math Olympiad Trainer (MOE-Registered)
WhatsApp 96300001