Kiasucy:

havok_ex:

[quote=\"Kiasucy\"]Anyone know if there is a one single website for 2014-A level students to apply to all local uni? Or do they have to apply to the individual local uni separately at their website?

Application is done seperately to each uni. But when you accept the course, it is a joint-admission. Meaning that there will be one central website to go to in order to accept or reject an offer. Once you accept an offer from say, NUS, your other offers from NTU and SMU will be withdrawn in order to give a chance to other applicants. So no one student can chope 3 places for a long time.

Thank you. Can one who have accepted a course this year change his mind and apply again for another course next year using this year result?[/quote]Definitely, it's all flexible.

Keara Adara:

Hi, I'm a 14-yr-old, currently no extracurricular activities. Want to get a higher ballet grade by 18 for university reasons. So just asking, how long did your children take to get up the grades for ballet (from beginner level)?


TIA.

This website offers more info about ballet levels and the skill required to progress: http://www.shaywarddance.com/html/ballet_levels.html

When it comes to tutors, I find that the most impt thing of all is communication. A really good tutor will be able to connect with students and present each concept in a useful way

Optimum Badminton Academy website: http://www.optimumbadmintonacademy.com/


looks pretty good! they seem very well established.

AlanisStorm:

I don't think kids should do Yoga - I heard about its spirit dimensions

Anyone can do yoga! When you look past all the mumbo jumbo, its really all about mindfulness and calm. I think thats a good skills for anyone to hav

Following this thread!

Hmm…what’s the entry price for erhu?

many girls get the impression that ballet is a gentle activity. as an ex-dancer, i wud say…that is VERY DANGEROUS thinking. still, enjoyed every single moment of it!

All the best for everyone’s A level results on Monday! :nervous:

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