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[quote=\"kwcllf\"]Has anyone appealed to Chung Cheng Main? Please feedback if received any news. Thanks.

I was informed of an interview on 31st. From what I know, its 10 students fighting for 8 places - if I am not wrong.
The 10 students are with a COP of 238.

May I know how did you know that 10 students fighting for 8 places?

My DS got 236+2 but we have not received any calls.[/quote]The lady who called said that. <-- Dunnoe if true

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Has anyone appealed to Chung Cheng Main? Please feedback if received any news. Thanks.

I was informed of an interview on 31st. From what I know, its 10 students fighting for 8 places - if I am not wrong.
The 10 students are with a COP of 238.

Dear Parents or Students,

Do you know which day/days must NPCC students stay back after school?

Thankiew!

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Hi, juz asking for some advice!

What is a suitable age to start learning Wushu at a CC?
Hope someone can help!
Thankzz!!

I think maybe around 6-7 years old? My son started taekwondo when he was 7 i think.

Thanks alot! My brother is going 6 next yr and still deciding whether to learn Wushu or taekwondo.

I learn taekwondo, any questions, I am willing to help!

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Umm... Hi, juz wanna ask if taekwondo could help you to run faster and build stamina.

Juz curious, so I hope someone could advice.
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Taekwondo helps to build a person's fitness, flexibility, agility and swiftness in physical movements.

All these should help but to really run fast, you need to develop the right technique as well.

Thankz for all of your help! I have a passion for running and I have participated in a few mass running events and I really hope to run faster!

Umm... Hi, juz wanna ask if taekwondo could help you to run faster and build stamina.

Juz curious, so I hope someone could advice.
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Hi, juz asking for some advice!

What is a suitable age to start learning Wushu at a CC?
Hope someone can help!
Thankzz!!

Hi, I hope I can help!

I am a student and I am learning taekwondo at a CC, the differences between a TKD club and CCs are:
1. The course fees
(etc. TKD Clubs are of course more expensive...)
2. The learning environment
(etc. TKD clubs are air-conditioned, while CCs are not)
(etc. The training sessions at CCs are on hard ground, which makes your foot kindda painful after each session)
3. Depending on different CCs, the size of the class may differ. My CC, they have many groups-according to your belt. (about 5-20) in a group. So, I think you can learn quite well too.

My english isnt perfect but I hope these infos help!

Hi, I am a student and I did not get posted to CCHMS- my first choice and my mother went to appeal. I have a T-score of 238, wonder if there would be a high chance of getting in. I went to the sch 2 times and I really like the environment, so I really really want to get into the sch.

Hope someone can help! Thks!

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Anyone's dd going TKGS sec 1 in 2013?

Hi, I am a student and I am going to TKGS sec 1 in 2013.