Mindstretcher - Discussion

[wyx03_2002]

Most of the parents’s negative feedback here about MS is very true. Their teaching quality is way below my expectation for the above-average tuition fees. I wonder how the teachers monitor their students’ learning progress if they absent from the classes so often. I stopped sending my son for his maths and english classes at Yew Tee branch last month, after a year with them. Basically, they just don’t care. I doubt they will improve as they don’t even bother why we quit…

[yaacobjulia]

My opinion is that tuition centres run by full time ex-teachers are better than francised ones. This is because the former will give their 100% since they own the centres, while tutors hired by francised centres might just give their 50%. Besides, francised centres usually experience a high turn-over rate for tutors as compared to those run by the tutors themselves.

[Supermomie]

My son is at Mind Stretcher since he was in K1 and now he's in Pri 1. I've already register for his P2 classes and there's a jump-start for P3 Science too

[SPI]

Science Mind Streatcher science notes quite good. I know Yishun branch the are 2 upper level science teacher not bad. One is the old retire teacher the other is the lady, not sure of their name.

[codylian]

I am now considering Mind Stretcher, heard that is very "hot" and classes get full really quickly, anyone has any comments?

[codylian]

Would anyone like to share with me about their experience pls?

[24by7_mum]

yaacobjulia:

My opinion is that tuition centres run by full time ex-teachers are better than francised ones. This is because the former will give their 100% since they own the centres, while tutors hired by francised centres might just give their 50%. Besides, francised centres usually experience a high turn-over rate for tutors as compared to those run by the tutors themselves.

Hi,

Any idea if the bishan branch tutors are ex-teachers?

[codylian]

24by7_mum:

yaacobjulia:

My opinion is that tuition centres run by full time ex-teachers are better than francised ones. This is because the former will give their 100% since they own the centres, while tutors hired by francised centres might just give their 50%. Besides, francised centres usually experience a high turn-over rate for tutors as compared to those run by the tutors themselves.

Hi,

I would have agreed to this statement completely until I had a very bad experience with one Centre's owner/principal who practically talked down to me like I am an 8 year old kid/her student, while her teachers are a million times more polite and helful than her. Seems to me that because the owners have been their own bosses and maybe their businesses have been around for a while, they got so used to talking down to everyone!

[MathsLover123]

uh sorry i dunno what is that…

[musette]

If you want to join the High Ability classes, be prepared to show "proof" that your children are above average. This is the part that galls me.