Comparing Chinese Enrichment (Primary/Preschool)
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Can you pm me as well?
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Iām looking for a tuition mate for my P3 boy so that the tutor (current teacher) can start a group. Max. size is 6. Have to travel to her house @ Changi Court. Slot is on every Thur from 3pm - 4:30pm only. Please pm me if you are keen. Thanks.
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Imami:
I have seen non-Chinese speakers (look like Africans, maybe Americans with very tanned skin) attending Chinese primary class in Tien Hsia Sembawang recently. Previously in my child's class when she in Nursery, there was an \"ang mo\" girl there as well.zarahsmom:
do you know of any chinese enrichment programme targeting non-chinese speakers?
Not that I know of but I do know berries take in non-Chinese kids for their preschool classes.
Well, I suppose enrichment centres like Berries and Tien Hsia do take in foreign students. -
I am stuck between Berries(hougang) and Tien Hsia(kovan). My DS 4yrs old loves these 2 but i can only choose one.
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stjt:
I can only advise you to go for the teacher. With your instinct, you should know which teacher truly cares for your child and wants to help your child improves. A passionate teacher matters more than the brand name of the school.I am stuck between Berries(hougang) and Tien Hsia(kovan). My DS 4yrs old loves these 2 but i can only choose one.
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sembgal:
I can only advise you to go for the teacher. With your instinct, you should know which teacher truly cares for your child and wants to help your child improves. A passionate teacher matters more than the brand name of the school.
I only went for the trial once and I am not in the class to see how the teacher teach -
zarahsmom:
do you know of any chinese enrichment programme targeting non-chinese speakers?
Is this for preschoolers? I recalled sending my kids to Children arts theatre at kembangan plaza. They have non-chinese children attending their classes. -
stjt:
I only went for the trial once and I am not in the class to see how the teacher teach[/quote]Then you will have to ask your child which teacher your child likes more.
I can only advise you to go for the teacher. With your instinct, you should know which teacher truly cares for your child and wants to help your child improves. A passionate teacher matters more than the brand name of the school.sembgal:
[quote=\"stjt\"]I am stuck between Berries(hougang) and Tien Hsia(kovan). My DS 4yrs old loves these 2 but i can only choose one.
Any feedback for these two? -
Hi,
Anyone heard of Le Zhi language centre?
Anyone tried their compo/compre/oral program for pri and nursery class, is it good?
I have let my dd tried tien hsia for their compo class a term. I don't find it good, my gal said the teacher will wrote the compo and blank space (fill in the blank) to let the kids copy it.
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I like berries. Their materials are quite good. My younger son attending class at berries too.
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