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How to score well in Chemistry (O Levels and A Levels) How to score well in Chemistry For most secondary schools, Chemistry (or at least combined Chemistry) is a compulsory subject for all students. Even in JC, a large portion of the student population continues to select Chemistry as a part of their subject combinations.

How to do well in Math (O Levels and A Levels) how to do well in math Math is almost deemed a necessity in every Singaporean student’s academic journey. Now we learn about how to do well in Math, Just check the prerequisites of courses into polytechnics or local universities: they almost always state a

How To Do Well For H2 Physics Excelling in Physics academically, especially in the A Level Syllabus, is often perceived to be based purely on talent- either you possess the ability to, or you don’t. The latter party usually finds topics, such as force and dynamics, mind boggling, as they are not able to wrap

What Makes Sophia Education the Best Science Tuition in Singapore Best Science Tuition in Singapore The Science tuition industry in Singapore has been growing rapidly with the demand for better education and more requirements from parents. This surge in the number of tuition centers resulted in tough competition among them, forcing companies to be on

Sophia Education Biology Tuition | Unlock Your Child’s Potential The main difficulty most students face with Biology is the lack of interest and somewhat dry nature of the subject. For most, it seems un-needed and too complicated to understand. However, with hard dedication and passion towards understanding this subject, we are certain that you will

Top Notch JC Chemistry Tuition Centre in Singapore The Struggle of A Level Chemistry  JC Chemistry, let alone H2 Chemistry, has got to be one of the hardest subjects a student can take in the A level exams. The subject boasts an extensive Chemistry Syllabus: From topics like Organic Chemistry, Mole and others which require

9 Tips to Studying in JC 9 Tips to Studying in JC 1. Understand that JC is different from Secondary School.   There is a big jump between JC and Secondary, and while some of the topics and subjects are similar and require your prior knowledge, the requirements and marking scheme is very different. Take

Mental Health Amongst Students in Singapore: Why and How to Solve It The recent alleged murder of a 13-year-old student at River Valley High School had shaken the nation by its core. Singaporeans all across the country have extended their deepest condolences to those afflicted by the tragedy, be it through online posts of solidarity,

7 Methods that will boost your H2 Chemistry Grade H2 Chemistry may be a big jump compared to Sec School Chemistry but with these tips, it’ll make your Chem studying a little easier. 1. There is no running away from memorising. Memorising is something you’ll have no choice but to do. You can make it

4 Things To Do if you just Failed your JC Exams 4 Things To Do if you just Failed your JC Exams It’s totally normal to fail your exams in JC. Whatever the result, the most important that you learn from your mistakes! Here’s what you can do to help yourself improve! 1. Don’t let

Scoring A1 For O-Level English in Sophia Education: Top English Tuition’s Secret Advices Top English Tuition Secret Advices While English as a language seems to be the lingua franca, many Singaporean students still continue to struggle to score that elusive A1 for English and hence, turn to O-Level English tuition. However, this comes as no

How To Excel in A-Level General Paper? – Ex JC lecturer’s secret advices Forget O-Level English, A-Level General Paper (GP) is a whole different ball game. Not only does GP demand a stronger command of the English language, it also puts your critical thinking and general knowledge (current affairs, societal trends etc.) to the test.

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC’S EFFECTS ON SINGAPOREAN STUDENTS PANDEMICS EFFECTS ON SINGAPOREAN STUDENTS Just when we had thought daily life was going back to the way it was, another huge wave of cases has recently sent the country right back into restriction. The government has announced that effective from 27 September, group sizes are reduced back