Comparing Chinese Enrichment (Primary/Preschool)

[titank]

vicki:

titank:

[quote=\"vicki\"]Okies - i think i can be considered as one super 'ks' mum. I signed up ds for BOTH Berries and TienHsia for next term (Jan 2011)!!

Like that how you able to judge which lang school is giving you the power?

Hi Titank,

Ds1 has been with Berries from N2 to K2 - next year he will be in P1 and will still continue his Berries class.

I just started him with Tien Hsia (cos i think his CL really very chiak lat - not much practice at home and in school lah) - so far - his feedback is Tien Hsia is also fun BUT easier than Berries.

I will continue him for Jan 2011 term for both the Berries and TH class (paid in full for both liao)!! Then from there i will gauge from the center's worksheet and see which one i will drop (if im dropping either)!

Will update later!! [/quote]Wow you have 3 taking with Berries? Defintely very siong & can have a 钞票印刷 would be good good. Notice that my house downstair have an RC conducting chinese enrichment, quite good price where $75/mth with 4 lessons. The only setback is that they put the N2-K2 in 1 class.

[titank]

Double Post.

[titank]

CAR_GUY_:

Hi ppl! I own a Chinese tution centre and I have a wide range of classes from N1 to JC2. Anyone interested can reach me at 90288518.

Perhaps you may post your lobang in the Market Place!

[jennykhots]

you can try greenhouse or berries

[Fuzz]

boring:

hi, intend to enrol dd in k2 class next year choosing between this 2 as its more convenient.


any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Hi my sister used to send her son to tien hsia but she felt it was quite academic. He didn't develop any interest in chinese and wasn't able to get over the mental block. So after some time, she tried berries and it was much better. More fun, and they have more activities and interaction. He enjoyed it alot more. So I guess it depends what you're looking for. I think berries is better for younger kids, especially if they have some 'phobia' of chinese and don't enjoy it.

I'll be enrolling my boy in berries too next year. Meantime I've been trying to make him more interested in chinese and to make it more fun. Got a scrap book and we cut and paste family photos, pics of outings/holidays, and cartoons, and write some words in chinese. e.g. father, mother, etc. He loves looking at the scrap book! I think it's important to help kids enjoy the learning process and not be afraid or put off by chinese. That's half the battle won.

[toddles]

yap_susan:

I am currently sending him to Tampines Mart branch.

heard that Orchard branch the teachers are good.

how do you find the tampines mart branch?

facilities wise, is the tampines central one newer? Just wondering which one to send my kid to....

[yap_susan]

Hi toddles,

Today my son went for second "trial". Turn out not to be a trial price but $32, cos he attended trial last week, so $15 offer is only for once.
Anyway, I am glad that his teacher is very responsible and encouraging. The environment is very clean and neat. Best is security is good.
I am very happy with this centre.

[yap_susan]

Hi Toddles,

I just realised I didn’t answer your qn abt Tampines central branch. Not sure if it is newer/ better, but to me it is a bit far for me.

[roseytulips]

Hi Mummy of 3


Can you share your experience with Tien Hsia @ JP? Thinking to put my 4 yr old boy there.

[mummy of 3]

roseytulips:

Hi Mummy of 3


Can you share your experience with Tien Hsia @ JP? Thinking to put my 4 yr old boy there.

My DD1 will start lesson on 5th Jan 2011 for Prep for P1.
Maybe after 5 lessons , i can see whether any improvement on her.
But i like the environment there as she go for her lesson and we can go shopping after her lesson. :lol: