She doesn't have any slot for P4 & P6. But P4 can engage with one of other teachers at her centre. Any advise for good teacher or centre at north (AMK/YISHUN)? :?:
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RE: Mrs Lee Math Tuition - Discussion
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RE: Mrs Lee Math Tuition - Discussion
I just called her to register for my sons P4 & P6 next year, and understood that there is no more available slots for next year 2015 :scared: :sad: :?

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RE: KRTC Kent Ridge Education - Discussion
Any feedback for Mr Cheong for English and Mdm Ching for Maths at AMK_KRTC branch?
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RE: Stalford Learning Center - Discussion
Which branch of Stalford yishun, angkokio should I choose for maths, English and science?
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RE: Comparing Tuition Centres
My son will be P6 on next year. Could anyone please advise which one should I choose among "Mindstretcher" , "Stalford", "KRTC" from Angmokio Hub? I want my son to engage with Maths, Science and English. Every kind advise would be very much appreciated
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RE: MTL Exemption - Please advice
jtoh wrote:
> [quote=\"gardenia12345\"]Is it possible to study a non-official language such as French,
> German, Japanese in stead of Chinese MT ? Any advise would be very much appreciated
> :?
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> Well... those aren't your Mother Tongue are they?[quote=\"gardenia12345\"]Is it possible to study a non-official language such as French, German, Japanese in stead of Chinese MT ? Any advise would be very much appreciated :?
Well... those aren't your Mother Tongue are they?
Actually, Our mother tongue supposes to be Burmese language, but not sure whether we can have chance to switch Burmese language as non-official MT under MOE? The point is that my son is now studying at P5 and he can not cope with Chinese MT. We can't help although seeing him with a lot of stress by his Chinese MT every day-in day-out. We worry that he may lose out his talent and confidence at young age.[/quote]
Is your child a Singaporean or an international student? If a foreigner, you may be able to ask for exemption. See this page on the MOE website:
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissi ... -exemption
Since the official languages offered as MT are not your mother tongue, you may be able to ask for special consideration. I don't know anything about such cases, but it may be worthwhile checking with MOE.[/quote]
We are Singapore Permanent Residence (SPR)
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RE: MTL Exemption - Please advice
jtoh wrote:
>Is it possible to study a non-official language such as French,
> German, Japanese in stead of Chinese MT ? Any advise would be very much appreciated
> :?
>
> Well... those aren't your Mother Tongue are they?Is it possible to study a non-official language such as French, German, Japanese in stead of Chinese MT ? Any advise would be very much appreciated :?
Well... those aren't your Mother Tongue are they?
Actually, Our mother tongue supposes to be Burmese language, but not sure whether we can have chance to switch Burmese language as non-official MT under MOE? The point is that my son is now studying at P5 and he can not cope with Chinese MT. We can't help although seeing him with a lot of stress by his Chinese MT every day-in day-out. We worry that he may lose out his talent and confidence at young age. -
RE: MTL Exemption - Please advice
Is it possible to study a non-official language such as French, German, Japanese in stead of Chinese MT ? Any advise would be very much appreciated :?
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RE: MTL Exemption - Please advice
Any idea how MOE will define for learning disability?
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RE: MTL Exemption - Please advice
I informed My son’s school to advise for application of MT exemption to MOE a couple of days ago. HOD(MT) from school advise that my son may not be granted MT (or very unlikely) as he has been studying MT since P1 until P5 (today). I feel that it is not fair to my son according to the fact that he has been suffering MT since P1, his MT results as below. Could any kind soul please help to advise how we should proceed if school does not support our application to MOE?
P1\t51
P2\t36
P3\t42
P4\t36
P5(SA1)\t27