80-90% Of Students From This Bishan Economics Tuition Centre Scored "A"s/ "7"s While Only 35% in Singapore Do So

We switched to online classes in Mar 2020. Since then, we have upgraded our methods twice, and there has been no turning back. Students have found the lessons highly effective and more convenient. Lessons remain highly interactive, and we use an online whiteboard where students participate in live exercises.

As we couple our online classes with Quarterly Physical Consults (if there is demand), these consultation sessions may be held at Bishan.

Students have feedback that the online lessons are just as practical. Many students can now use the online whiteboard to interact with the teacher, which was previously only possible when conducting physical classes. In addition, it also eliminates the inconvenience to arrange for make-up classes.

Now, students can just watch the recorded lesson video to catch up with their missed lesson quickly, thus making the entire learning experience flexible.

Because of the global pandemic, online lessons have slowly become a norm. Mr Hong has conducted online tuition for economics many years ago and had only recently converted towards online classes.

According to the feedback given by many of our students, the online classes are just as effective as the usual physical classes, whereby students are still able to interact with each other and ask/answer questions during the online class. Students enrolled in our online lessons can also access the recordings from previous studies and save time on travelling compared to regular physical classes.

Some 1-1 classes may be a necessary boost for students who are weaker in grasping economics concepts. Not to worry, Mr Hong will recommend accordingly. For existing students in group classes, you can enjoy discounted fees for 1-to-1 lessons.

Some 1-1 classes may be a necessary boost for students who are weaker in grasping economics concepts. Mr Hong will recommend accordingly. Discounted fees for 1-to-1 lessons apply for existing group students.

Very good questions. Economics is quite a challenging subject. I liken it to a combination of GP+Math+Science. It is also very useful knowledge. To understand more about studying Economics in JC, read our Guide to JC A Level Economics in Singapore.

IB and A Level Economics cover very similar topics – roughly 85% overlapping. The big difference lies in the examination formats and the requirement of Internal Assessment Commentaries as part of the IB coursework which will count towards the final IB result, whereas for the A Levels, it is entirely based on the A Level exams. Click here to learn more about IB Economics.