Yesterday was the last day of the 5 days O Level Chemistry Intensive Revision Bootcamp and was a really emotional one for me. Especially when i was handling out the Certificate of Acheivement to this special group of committed students. I can see the smile and brightness in the eyes, and feel very proud that i decided after so long, to hold such an intensive program for a group of students that wants more help to learn Chemistry in a simple, more fun manner & to score the grades they truly deserve for their Chemistry in O Levels.

With the completion of 40hrs (aka 5 days) of intensive program, we have covered 70-80% of the current GCE O Level Syllabus whereby main-stream secondary schools takes close to 11/2 years to “teach” theirs students. My graduates from this bootcamp are shocked to find out how efficiently and effectively we can cover those “big” chapters in super short time using Accelerated Learning Techniques (ChemKidz…u still remember those Reviews & Participation huh??!) and Lots Lots Lots of Life Examples and Analogies (i almost lost my voice @ towards the end of the bootcamp).

We were at Rendezvous Hotel, and many passer-bys and their own staff are surprised at the speed and effectively levels of our accelerated coaching teachniques used. In fact, Accelerated Learning Techniques has been around for sometime, but only adults that seek personal development understands about it and believe in it. For us, we are the 1ST to incorporate Accelerated Learning Techniques into Chemistry Coaching & fused it with my knowledge of Chemistry Phenomenons in everyday lives. Based on what i observed for last 10 years, our current secondary schools under MOE are still using their own “ONE-WAY” teaching methods and this does not cater well for students that have either loose their interest and have weak foundations in Basic Chemistry Concepts. We AIM to be different by providing a totally different way of coaching Chemistry.

Hereby, i wish this special group of students The Best In Their Chemistry Examinations and also other academic achievements! ChemKidz –> Remember one of my many taglines @ the end of each set of notes –>

“Wanting Leads to Wanting, Doing Leads to Having”

You learned about the Basic Chemistry Essential Concepts. Now you need to carry on Step 2, that is to APPLY it, and Step 3, that is to REVIEW it. I will be following up with you shortly to help you review your progress.

You MUST pre-register your seats for Introductory Workshop to O Level Chemistry Intensive BootCamp so that the seats can be reserved for you.

Seats are extrememly limited and we have only a few more chairs left. Grab these chairs if you are dead serious about making a HUGE difference to your current Chemistry results.

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We thank all parents and students for their kind patience on the O Level Chemistry Intensive BootCamp 2008.
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Halo Parents and Students locally,

 The posting results for the 2008 Joint Admission Exercise (JAE) and the Joint Polytechnic Special Admission Exercise (JPSAE) will be released at 8am tomorrow 19th Feb 2008.  Students will be notified of their posting by mail on or after the release date.

According to the Education Ministry website, results may also be obtained via an interactive telephone voice response system at 6691 2131, at the Education Ministry website itself, SMSes or through (more…)

We are all so affected by the release of the 2007 GCE O Levels results announcement for the past two weeks. The tension built-up before the release and then the Joy for parents and students upon getting the results.

There were also tears of sorrow, regrets and shock from others.

No matter the state you are in right now, be clear of the options that are available and make good decisions on them.

NOW, we shall re-focus back on the graduating class (Secondary 4 Express and Secondary 5 Normal Academic) for this year 2008. (more…)