Can o lvls be done on your own?
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wah the BMC fees are really hiong!
These programmes from ITE and BMC apparently act like a school for non-gov school students to study in.
I wanna self study for most subjects, maybe at most tutoring.
But for science practical, i just want a lab to be able to take the exams. -
ITE would be good for you as they provide lab for o leves.At affordable rates so do not worry about the cost and study hard....
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Study hard
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Well...BMC is commercial...soOriginally posted by samsung_s:wah the BMC fees are really hiong!
These programmes from ITE and BMC apparently act like a school for non-gov school students to study in.
I wanna self study for most subjects, maybe at most tutoring.
But for science practical, i just want a lab to be able to take the exams.
ITE one is part-time...U only go for classes at week nite/weekend for a few hours...its like tutoring...but in a school environment.Fees are much cheaper and the quality of teachers is there.that's why I tell U to squeeze urself in if U really dun take O level as school candidate.
science prac exam...SEAB must allocate U a science lab as the exam venue(if not U pay exam fees for what?)...but whether U know how to do the prac without practice is another thing...some people say can be done...some say cannot.I say cannot.U decide. -
Why all the trouble? I may not understand what problems you are encountering but -
Hey! Your O' Levels are only 7 months and 10 days away. Is all the procedure and arrangements worth your time? And without the proper guidance under a teacher, who provides you with detailed explanation and sufficient resources, you might find it harder to study yourself.
Oh btw, I myself is also taking O's this year.
Still lack the drive and motivation.
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Originally posted by TrixCereals:Why all the trouble? I may not understand what problems you are encountering but -
Hey! Your O' Levels are only 7 months and 10 days away. Is all the procedure and arrangements worth your time? And without the proper guidance under a teacher, who provides you with detailed explanation and sufficient resources, you might find it harder to study yourself.
Oh btw, I myself is also taking O's this year.
Still lack the drive and motivation. -
wutOriginally posted by Darkness_hacker99: 
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My advice is to just stay in school and study on. Those problems that you thought are big deals, there are not. You running away instead of facing them.
If you are studying on your own for 5 subjects, I can tell you that you will end clueless on what to study. You may say that you will wake up at 9am and studying till 3pm, just like school normal routine. You won't. Soon, you will begin to slack or maybe going to work at fastfood or whatever, then you will be distracted and soon, you'll get a lousy grade for Os.
However, it is do-able but not advisable.
Seriously, since you are still in school, study harder and f.uck those problems. Those problems won't kill you anyway. Its better to have a completed four years secondary school education certificate and a leaving cert. -
well, thanks guys.
anyway just to let you know i've been working since sec 2.
Im taking 7 subs includ. 2 pure sciences with SPA.
SEAB has a requirement that says candidates are not able to register the subject with practical lesson unless he will be attending the class at ITE or private schools.