My girl attended Molin while she was P5. As a mum, I like the worksheets given by Molin, it has lots of exercises, vocabs etc. My girl's chinese wasn't v good at that time while joining Molin, so she did not like it, as it has tons of homework to do, and i still remember that i need to drag her to the class and her tear drops each time before going for class. Stress.


I feel that if a child has good grade in Chinese and wants to furhter excel then it could still be a good choice for upgrading.

minnie:

I went to Molin, their class size keep at maximum 10 students. I have not decided to try it because of transportation. Still thinking between Molin and Tien Hsia.

millan:

Thks all. As long as need not get A to get exemption , it is fine. This can be a motivation factor to jiok jiok my son to go HMT. I actually let him off for PSLE, so now he is back

my girl passed her H Chines in PSLE, so she was authomaticall given an option to continue her study in her sec 1. This year she is sec 3 already, it was real tough for her these 3 yrs. She has to sit for her O level normal chinese exam at her sec 3, if passes then she can proceed with he H Chinese O level exam in sec 4.

I think if she score A she will get discounded points entering into JC. This is the reward for taking H Chinese.


Otherwise, if she did not take up her H Chinese in sec 1, she will need to continue take normal chinese till JC. Understand that only JC 1 study chinese and sit for their A level normal chinese exam by end of JC1. At JC 2 no need to study Chinese.

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I find the shipping still quite expensive. I recently bought about 932 yuan worth of books, and the shipping was 708 yuan.

I saw on another forum that someone is organising a BP with shipping charges of $295 for 100kg. Do you think it is more economical to use that ?[/quote]suggest u visit the local website for chinese books at cheaper price if u are considering extra cost incurred in overseas shipping cost http://www.einno.com.sg they are similar to dangdang.