Comparing Math Enrichment Programmes

[iainaden]

ctct61t:

Jennifer:

[quote=\"ctct61t\"]Maybe I can try Enopi.

Enopi is a franchise biz. Do check the centres carefully.

Hi Juennifer, Thank you very much.

As we stay at Tiong Bahru area, the most convinience center is Main Centre at Novena Square 2, I'm not sure whether this center is good or not. Do you have any suggestion on how to check the centres? Really appreciate for your kindly reply...[/quote]HQ took over operations and started enrolment somewhere in Aug 2010 and the centres which began Enopi since 2007 (the pioneers) are namely the Toa Payoh branch, Roxy Square branch - Socratics something and The Thinking Cove at Beauty World. All the other centres are new.

[ctct61t]

I enrolled my DD to Enopi during school holiday period, and withdraw after new semester started.


The main reason is the tight time schedule of my DD. And I also feel Enopi is a little bit slow for the progress. As for the whole month, my DD kept doing subtration exercise, no tuition…

I’m now trying to find a really good math tuition center. I’m thinking of try TLL math…

[titank]

Do check your PM! :celebrate:

[iamblur]

I'm new in this forum and find the people here really informative. This is my cents worth. You may also like to checkout http://www.primarymath.com.sg. I moved my P4 son from MPM to this centre at Parkway Centre. Reason being I find MPM not very relevant to SG syllabus for primary schools.

[singapore45]

Hi parents,


Any feedback on both of these centres? Which is better?

[kay22]

singapore45:

Hi parents,


Any feedback on both of these centres? Which is better?

Hi, I also plan to send my DD to onsponge tuition. Actually, I have been buying Andrew Er's assesment books since P1 (now she is P5). However, lately, I realise that Onsponge focus a lot on Heuristics solving, which is very relevant to what they are learning now. Thus, i decide to let her try it out at Onsponge. Hopefully, it helps. She is also going for the 1 day workshop in March holidays... :lol:

[jasmineong]

I would also recommend onsponge. Onsponge materials seem better (they are put according to the types of questions - same type in one category so its more systematic and I find their questions more challenging.

[sydney]

I agree, grouping questions of the same type together helps learning math. My son attend a Math centre in Marine Parade called JEI. They also group questions by topic and type.

[octbride]

Hi


Which is good? Any comments?

[laughingcat]

All 3 have different aspect of Maths leh.....how to compare? :?