Honsbridge Express 10 Mth - 18 Mth Cambridge A level Tuition

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Calling Cambridge A level Private Candidates leading to Nov 2012 & May 2013 Exam

Tuition Program: A Level Program (10- 18 month)

Subjects Available: Economics, Mathematics, General Paper, Biology, Chemistry and Physics

Intake Date: 4 Jan 2012 (Wed)

Lesson Time: 13:30-16:30 (Monday through Thursday)

Tutorial Time: 09:00 - 12:00 (Friday)

Registration: In progress

University Placement Success Strategies Offered in the Honsbridge A Level Tuition Program:

1. Score a minimum of three credits and above in Cambridge A Level will gain admission into all renowed universities in the world such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and the United States.

2. Small focus learning group of 2 to 10 students a class.

3. Cambridge A Level student and teacher resource material direct from the Cambridge International Examinations.

4. Students will learn from experienced A Level tutors and Masters of the subjects in Economics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and General Paper

5. Students will learn from experienced coach to write Personal Statements to support university application and scholarship application.

6. Minimum prerequisites for students to be accepted into the Express A Level Program is at least a minimum of five O Level credits and above.

7. Students at the age of 14 years old and above will be accepted in principle to the Express A Level program on successful completion of the Honsbridge Express 1 Year O Level Program.

For successful university placement and tuition registration enquiries, please contact Ms Emma (17-3208837 ) or Ms Alicia (017-3312113) or Mr Dom (017-3322252). Alternatively, email your enquiries to honsbridge@gmail.com


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