I understand there are a group of private candidates that are following this Chemistry Blog very closely in Singapore.
Just a quick note:
2009 GCE N, O and A Levels Examinations are open for registration for Private Candidates.
(From TODAY newspapers 6th March 2009) [Click Image for clearer view]
If you are studying in private schools right now, your school should be taken care of this
If you are re-taking your N, 0 and A Levels as Private Candidates (home-based or studying in other Polytechnics, etc), you would need to register for it.
Last week while i was taking the Mass Rapid Transit, i realised that you can Register for your N, O and A Levels as Private Candidates using modern technology – you can use S.A.M Machine! at your convenience.
[Click Image for clearer view]
All The Best!
PS: Drop me a comment if you are a Private Candidate. I would love to hear from you.
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hi..
im retaking my alevels this year..I got a C for my h2 chem in a levels last year n would like to know how i can improve my grade.. is there anyway you can help?
thanks.
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sean Reply:
April 24th, 2009 at 2:07 pm
Hi bindhya,
Thanks for your comment.
Perhaps you want to check with your school teachers 1st on misconceptions you have for Chemistry. I believe students that perform so well for chemistry, is because they tend to memorise rather than apply the concepts.
The latter is impt for you to score in Chemistry exams.
Hope this information helps.
To Your Academic Success in Chemistry,
Sean Chua
Master Trainer & Author
WINNERS Education Group
“Experience Learning with A Difference”
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hi iam taking my ‘o’s this year and i want to pursue medicine in jc.but my chem is not very good and i take pure chem.i dunno if i should continue taking pure chem or drop it. is it necessary for me to take pure chem to pursue medicine.
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Hello.. I am Helen Zhang… I first joined singapore through MOE’s entrance exam called AEIS in 2008. Then, I was posted to YISS with Sec 2 Normal Academic class in 2009. However, with consistent hard work and learning, I passed my Sec 2 Final Exam with flying colours and I got a chance to promote to Sec 3 express.. Unfortunately, though I got promoted Sec 3 Express, I did not get the subjects I wanted.So I was stuck in combine science class. For this, I just want to inquiry 4 things:
1) Is it possible that I can switch to Pure Science Class if my mid-year results are outstandingly good?
2) Is there a O level test that I can take outside?
3) Is British Council’s GCE O level are approved by worldwide?
4) Is there a possible opportunity that I can take Physics, Chemistry and Biology in JC eventhough I never get it now?
I look forward for your reply and thankyou very much
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