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    All About A Levels

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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      superduper
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      Hi Kiasu / Concerned Parents:


      How are your DDs and DSs dealing with the oncoming GCE ‘A’ Levels exam at the end of the year? The countdown is on. Yet some are consistent but some are still at relaxed mode. Perhaps you could share your concerns, weals and woes as parents about your DDs and DSs progress in JC2.

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        sweetmommy123
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        The rank points do not really matter. To enter local university, they look at the number of A, B, or C you have…For ex: To enter SMU Economics, you’ll need AAB/B

        FOr NUS business, you’ll need AAA/A…( that’s 3H2 and 1 H1 grades). These cut-of-point are changing every year.

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          lobo
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          Any JC which require their JC2 students to come back for lessons during June holiday?

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            Quintessential Mum
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            lobo:
            Any JC which require their JC2 students to come back for lessons during June holiday?

            Many JCs do conduct make up or revision lessons during the June hols. How about your JC?

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              lobo
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              Quintessential Mum:
              lobo:

              Any JC which require their JC2 students to come back for lessons during June holiday?


              Many JCs do conduct make up or revision lessons during the June hols. How about your JC?


              2wks.
              Yeah I also heard that there are other JCs who do not have any lessons during this June holidays.

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                Quintessential Mum
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                lobo:
                Quintessential Mum:

                [quote=\"lobo\"]Any JC which require their JC2 students to come back for lessons during June holiday?


                Many JCs do conduct make up or revision lessons during the June hols. How about your JC?


                2wks.
                Yeah I also heard that there are other JCs who do not have any lessons during this June holidays.[/quote]That's quite lengthy. So far the ones i know of are just 1 or 2 days. Is it for revision or to complete the syllabus?

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                  optimistforum
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                  Hip, hip, hooray


                  We in England are heading back ta 60s/70's O and Alevels within 5 years. Syllabi are being prepared (hastily) to start teaching in Sept 2014. Thank god, my children will sit the same level of rigour as I did. :xedfingers:

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                    lobo
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                    optimistforum:
                    Hip, hip, hooray


                    We in England are heading back ta 60s/70's O and Alevels within 5 years. Syllabi are being prepared (hastily) to start teaching in Sept 2014. Thank god, my children will sit the same level of rigour as I did. :xedfingers:
                    madness!
                    hopefully it doesn't affect this year's papers in singapore...

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                      optimistforum
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                      Calm down Lobo, the intention is to make O’Levels for England, the most difficult (in the world) for the 16 years age group. Unless the blasted liberals in the Coalition scupper things. Your O’Levels (which are very challenging) will stay to the same exacting standard.


                      Things are looking good in England; best in class educational standards will return and take us back to the top, once more…yippee!!!

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                        WaWaLeh
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                        Need advice - for my daughter - got DSA offer from ACJC and RJC, which one is better ? go for prestige and given the environment to groom good students or go for a slightly less stressful environment ?

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