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• Students from all over the world to pick up Math ’shortcuts’, tips and problem solving strategies
• Parents to be updated of the latest educational news
• Educators to find out more teaching resources and methodologies to enhance their teaching, tutoring and coaching

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Happy Holidays!

away · company retreat · holidays

I am back :-)

I apologise to all my readers on my absence for the entire month of June. I was busy with training a group of committed students in their a-Math like Logarithms, Linear Law, Trigonometry (Top Killer a-Math Topic), Quadratic Equations & Its Applications (Importance often underestimated) + Differentiation & Integration (Really x1000 important!)
e-Math Mastery Workshops include Trigonometry (again!), Vectors (many can’t find this out too!), Graphs Mastery & Statistics – Probability (the participants were amazed by the power of their calculator + the shortcuts which saves them the time yet score the marks)

It was tiring but fun and meaningful June holidays. I am confident to say that most students left each workshop with an increased level of confidence and more tools to handle those exam questions!

They were equipped with the following:

• Shortcuts (time-saving + easy to use)
• Strategies to relate concepts to everyday life examples (help them to understand better and clearer)
• Wise usage of time in exams conditions
• Exposure to the various types of tricky , challenging + “interesting” exam questions

For those who missed out on your programmes, we are re-running A-Math Trigonometry Mastery Workshop. Be posted of future workshops by filling up your email details here.

For the next few weeks, I will continue to blog on more Math Tips on the common mistakes many students make and how you can avoid them to score more marks for your exams!

Here is the link to the video of photos taken at the various workshops:

http://www.singaporeolevelmaths.com/photos

intensive revision programme · post workshops

We thank you for the many email questions regarding our O level A/E-Math & Chemistry June Intensive Revision Programme.

In this video, I have personally answered the following commonly asked questions by students (Secondary 3 & 4 + IP + IGCSE Programme) & parents:

• Scope of programme
• Benefits of attending our programme
• Fees
• Proven track record (on the effectiveness of our coaching)

If you can’t view this video, please click here to the direct video link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB-einkLHK4

Leave me a comment below or any other questions you have.

I look forward in making a difference in your child’s academic success!

intensive revision programme · o level chemistry · singapore o level maths

For current GCE ‘O’ Level Secondary 3 Additional Math students:

If you are facing challenges in understanding and making sense of Additional Math, you must seek help NOW! And not wait till end of year, thinking that you still have time. The truth is consistency is the key to good grades!

Our Company, Winners Education Group is launching the Additional Mathematics Ultimate Leap Programme for Secondary 3 this Sunday 19th April 2009.

We would like to invite you to

• understand the abstracts in an easier manner
• “see” Additional Mathematics using everyday life analogies
• expose themselves to real application questions
• build up their confidence for more challenging topics
• instill more interest in Additional Mathematics

Based on our many years of experience, the challenges of Additional Mathematics surface very early in their Secondary 3 and very often left unattended. Misconceptions get accumulated and create very unhappy students who are unmotivated due to the repeated failures.

So start early and build strong foundation, one concept at a time.

To join the programme, please contact us at

Click here for more programme details.

A-Math Tuition · o level coaching programme