Aristocare
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jtoh:
No no. ST says he is NOT from ACS. ACS says there is no record of him being in ACS. BUT Kelvin Ong's mother told him he was from ACS. So he believes he was from ACS.[/quote] was just saying, pun intended, ST says he says .......ya, din add the part ST called ACS to verify ......verykiasu2010:
[quote=\"VooVoo\"]Don't flame me. Just a joke. Maybe Kelvin Ong was from the Raffles family of schools too...join their infamous alumni...
your joke a bit late .... ST says he says he was from ACS .... -
fightingmom:
Sister using married name lah. Mrs Cheang.
Different surname ... :idea: 同母异父？jtoh:
Maybe Eunice Cheang is Kelvin's sister and her nephew is Kelvin's son.
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verykiasu2010:
was just saying, pun intended, ST says he says .......ya, din add the part ST called ACS to verify ......[/quote]Didn't notice your 'he says'. :rotflmao:jtoh:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]your joke a bit late .... ST says he says he was from ACS ....
No no. ST says he is NOT from ACS. ACS says there is no record of him being in ACS. BUT Kelvin Ong's mother told him he was from ACS. So he believes he was from ACS.
This is truly a man who thinks he's a genius in his own mind. -
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Liarliarpantsonfire:
I'm amazed that parents are willing to part with that much money for so called GEP training.
Kelvin Ong of Aristocare charges $150/hr to $300/hr for GEP preperatory group tuition. And $500/hr to $800/hr for individual tuition.Singapura:
Those who attended the class could pay (and did pay - otherwise they could not continue)
Gosh $800/hr ! This is like an entire month salary for the lower income group :yikes: -
jtoh:
Sister using married name lah. Mrs Cheang.[/quote]From the untrustworthy website: http://aristocare-sg.com/?page_id=20
Different surname ... :idea: 同母异父？fightingmom:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]
Maybe Eunice Cheang is Kelvin's sister and her nephew is Kelvin's son.
\"Miss Eunice Cheang has a diploma in TESOL and certified in Phonology & Dyslexia. She developed Phonics GeniusTM. She has successfully taught thousands of children to read and spell during the past 12 years. She has many years of experience and training. She specializes in teaching children with or without learning difficulties. Not only are the children taught phonics, they are also taught the skills of using phonics which result in them being able to read independently 2 or 3 years above their peers. These same children then become enthusiastic readers and learners as they gain their confidence in reading.\"
So why was she posting on KSP giving the impression she was a happy customer when she is a teacher and principal of AristoCare? -
Singapura:
Nothing new wah. I'm sure there r quite a few in the same industry coming in here to hamtam him in incognito mode.
So why was she posting on KSP giving the impression she was a happy customer when she is a teacher and principal of AristoCare? -
sleepy:
I'm amazed that parents are willing to part with that much money for so called GEP training. Gosh $800/hr ! This is like an entire month salary for the lower income :yikes:[/quote]some parents are deluded to think that being charged a high price means must be good, and surprisingly when the child got into GEP (due to his/her own ability rather than anything else), then the parents credit it to the money \"well spent\"...
Kelvin Ong of Aristocare charges $150/hr to $300/hr for GEP preperatory group tuition. And $500/hr to $800/hr for individual tuition.Liarliarpantsonfire:
[quote=\"Singapura\"]
Those who attended the class could pay (and did pay - otherwise they could not continue)
There are plenty of unqualified tutors out there, but they don't charge an arm and a leg. He demanded such a high price based on his claims of special knowledge (ie. ex-GEP teacher, top school teacher for 12 years), and promises of results (GEP success rate, Olympiad platinum and gold).
this is a wake up call that GE ability could not be trained. if the kids have it, they have it. if not, it is just wasting money and pressuring the kids needlessly. parents should understand why SBGE ends at sec 2. -
Please do not send your kids for GEP training. It’s a program meant for the naturally gifted, not for wannabes. The latter suffer having to get tutored to keep up. I’ve seen some in my daughter’s class like these, it’s a sorry sight …
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osim:
Please do not send your kids for GEP training. It's a program meant for the naturally gifted, not for wannabes. The latter suffer having to get tutored to keep up. I've seen some in my daughter's class like these, it's a sorry sight ...
at least osim not so o-sim ....... :evil:
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