Advice For Students
Students encounter major milestones in their education journey where they have to make key decisions such as how to choose a school and set the course of their formative years, here, we give some advice on how you can find the perfect fit!
Beyond the years of compulsory education in Singapore, a whole new world awaits for students after graduating from Secondary, Poly, Junior College and university. In this section we dive into other areas students can pursue outside of school such as career paths and how they can move to define their future and grow themselves.
How to Increase Active Reading with Post-It Notes
20 October 2018
When your kids start going to school or attending English tuition, they will be asked to read quite a lot of things that sometimes look...
How Diploma Tutoring Makes You More Likely to Graduate?
11 September 2018
When you hear about diploma tutoring, you may find yourself asking if you should take one or not. Some students may think that tutoring is...
Beyond N-Levels: What are Your Options?
07 September 2018
Now that you have received your N-levels results, many pathways are now available for you. There are schemes that will offer you alternative paths for...
Top 10 Things You Must Ask Yourself Before Applying For Scholarships
18 August 2018
In Singapore, the A-Levels are very important because it would determine where you can enroll for college and if you can enroll in the course...
10 Personal Finance Lessons We Wish They Taught in School
17 August 2018
How confident are you on a scale of 1 to 10 when it comes to financial planning? Tough question, right? Well, you are not alone!...
JC vs. Poly: The Pros and Cons
08 January 2018
In the past, there was no debate about JC and poly: once you completed your O’ levels, you went straight to junior college; complete your...
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