HCL in RGS - need to take "O" levels CL in Sec 3 ?
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so she doesn't take CL at O levels at all?
Not even in June when she is in Sec 4?
I tot those taking HCL will always take CL, just in case they don't do well for HCL.
Would it then be advisable to register as a private candidate to take CL?
I'm not really familiar with the system and would appreciate advice from those who are better apprised with the pros and cons. :?: -
The girls don’t take O level CL at all; just HCL O levels in Year 4. I don’t see the need to take O levels CL if you’re in IP. It’s not like you can take the grades of your O level CL into consideration in your A level certificate.
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Unless I’m wrong, I believe you need a pass in CL at "O" levels otherwise you are required to take a Chinese holiday course when taking undergraduate course in NUS?
Of course if one passes HCL then one would have cleared that as well. But what if one does not… -
godiva:
If don't pass HCL in IP school in Yr 4, then have to take Chinese during the Yr 5 and Yr 6 I think. So most IP students would strive to get a pass at least. I don't see how these RGS girls can't do that, at least the vast majority would be able to make it, (maybe a lot would be scoring ddistinction in Chinese)Unless I'm wrong, I believe you need a pass in CL at \"O\" levels otherwise you are required to take a Chinese holiday course when taking undergraduate course in NUS?
Of course if one passes HCL then one would have cleared that as well. But what if one does not...
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godiva:
You need a pass in HCL O levels or a pass in CL A levels for admission to NUS. So passing CL at O levels isn't enough. If you don't clear HCL at O levels, you're required to take Chinese at A levels. So taking CL at O levels is unnecessary if you're taking HCL.Unless I'm wrong, I believe you need a pass in CL at \"O\" levels otherwise you are required to take a Chinese holiday course when taking undergraduate course in NUS?
Of course if one passes HCL then one would have cleared that as well. But what if one does not...
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