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    All About Secondary School English Enrichment

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      dolphinsiah
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      My daughter attented tution by HCI/RJC/NJC teachers who teaches at Tution centre.


      This is what she feedback , it does not mean teachers from well know JC are able to teach.... :roll:

      I guess most important is the chemistry between the student and the tutor... :hi5:

      My daughter likes the tutor to spoonfeed her with all the information....

      She does not want a tutor that teaches like her school teacher....

      I suggest before your child decide on the tutor , ask the centre for a trial lesson....

      The student knows best as they are the one absorbing the knowledge....

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        lim_ks
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        My best friend sends her 2 gals to School of Thots. She is very pleased with her decision & the gals are learning very well. I have seen the materials, very good. Unfortunately long waiting list!

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          Pen88n
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          Most of my friends send their kids to Learning Lab. There is another centre formed by ex-Learning Lab teachers called Creative Campus (also very popular).

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            soonlee.012396ng.012396resources-sg.012396com
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            How about Tacher ?

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              mum99
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              Would you recommend Joanne Chew or Creative Campus for English writing for Secondary school? Anyone have experience with these centres?

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                Kid
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                Original Title: Secondary School English Tuition


                Anyone has any good English tuition centres/tutors to recommend for Secondary level?

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                  Musicstar
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                  I'm also looking for one to teach my dd. Have you found? I also post it under below thread

                  http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=47967
                  Someone recommend me to Learning Lab but it is too far.

                  Kid:
                  Anyone has any good English tuition centres/tutors to recommend for Secondary level?

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                    TheAnswer
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                    I heard from my student that Morris Allen is not bad.

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                      jessie_w
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                      From my experience as a current JC GP teacher, SOT has a good programme that caters to higher-ability students. My student from 2012 (just did her A levels) gave me feedback that she found it difficult to follow the lessons because of the huge class size (it’s like school, she says), and I found that I had to re-teach certain things because SOT’s programme wasn’t suitable for her. That being said, for students who are more capable in GP, and are already doing fairly well for GP, SOT provides a good platform to stretch their ability.

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                        TheWriter
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                        Musicstar:
                        I'm also looking for one to teach my dd. Have you found? I also post it under below thread

                        http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=47967
                        Someone recommend me to Learning Lab but it is too far.
                        Kid:

                        Anyone has any good English tuition centres/tutors to recommend for Secondary level?

                        It is a little difficult to recommend with just \"good English tuition centres/tutors\" to work on. Would you mind sharing with us some details such as

                        - How do you/your dd define \"good\" i.e. what are you looking for in a centre/tutor?

                        - Has past teachers/tutors commented specifically on her work, or any areas she might need to look into? For instance, it could be a matter of comprehending some of the materials assigned, or getting to grips with expository/argumentative essays and responses etc.

                        The place which you were recommended certainly has a solid reputation for its curriculum and materials. Others that I have heard good reviews about (on KSP and elsewhere) would be School of Thought, Knowledge Mill (if your dd is in upper secondary going on to GP) and Creative Campus. I have also heard about Focus Academy, but I do not know enough about the place to say anything constructive.

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