Homeschool and IGCSE
IGCSE – International General Certificate of Secondary Education
IN RECENT YEARS, more and more homeschoolers have gravitated towards IGCSE O Level exams as the preferred pathway to college and further education in Malaysia and abroad. Here’s an FAQ prepared by a homeschooling mom (Thanks, Rachel!) to clear the fog for Malaysian homeschoolers who are unclear about next steps:
Q: What is IGCSE?
A: IGCSE is the Level 10 high school exams offered by the U.K. Cambridge University and is accepted as equivalent to our local Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) certificate exams.The IGCSE is the world’s most popular international qualification for 14-16 year olds. It develops successful students, giving them excellent preparation for their next steps in education, including progression to A Level study, and equips them with skills for immediate employment. Cambridge IGCSE is recognised by universities and employers worldwide. In Malaysia, homeschoolers who sit for the IGCSE exams as private candidates have generally done well.
For more information regarding IGCSE, point your cursor here.
Q: Why aren’t homeschoolers opting for SPM?
A: The Malaysian Ministry of Education allows homeschoolers to sit for the SPM examination (Form 5 examination) in the year they attain 18 years of age. Presently all examination subjects are in Bahasa Malaysia except for Mathematics and the Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics). However the Government has announced that the policy of teaching Mathematics and Science in English will cease in 2012 and revert to Bahasa Malaysia in national schools.
Q: What happens after a student completes the IGCSE exams?
A: When a student achieves a minimum 5 credits in the IGCSE (more would be better) he is qualified to apply to any of the following:
- Study for the A Levels exams, and thereafter apply to enter most private universities locally, or any university in Commonwealth countries (UK, Australia, etc) as well as America
- Sign up for a pre-university course at most private universities locally, and thereafter, proceed to a degree programme locally or abroad
- Enrol in an American university to begin a 4-year degree programme
Note: A number of homeschoolers apply to US universities with their IGCSE certificates together with SAT results in English/Maths. If a student does not have admissible SAT test scores, he will be required to sit for SAT during his 1st year in the university.
Q: What range of subjects are offered in the IGCSE exams?
A: Malaysian homeschoolers are known to sit for any of the following:
Accounting
Biology
Business Studies
Chemistry
Chinese – First Language
Chinese (Mandarin) – Foreign Language
Economics
English – First Language
English – Literature
Geography
History
Malay – Foreign Language
Mathematics
Mathematics – Additional
Physics
Religious Studies
Sciences – Co-ordinated (Double)
Sociology
Q: Where can I get information regarding syllabus and examination application/services?
A: Visit the University of Cambridge International Examinations site for more details on syllabus and qualifications. For registration forms, time-tables, and services, visit the British Council website.
Q: Where can I get a look at IGCSE past year papers?
A: You can view and download 2002-2009 IGCSE past years papers here at freeexampapers.com for FREE.
Q: How do I prepare my homeschooling teen for IGCSE exams?
A: A number of homeschoolers in the country have successfully studied for the exams at home as the culmination of their homeschooling journey. In this D-I-Y approach, parents either guide their children themselves or enlist the help of private tutors to complement their studies.
Private IGCSE tutors do provide one-on-one tuition in a student’s home and they usually charge an hourly rate per subject (anything between RM50 and RM70 per hour per subject is normal). Some private tutors in the Klang Valley you can call are as follows:
Eric 012-3055286
Soo 013-2350286
Kar Yoong 012-9415728
Laura 016-2355205
You can visit www.igcsemalaysia.com for more leads/contacts.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
If you prefer to study in a centre, check out the following:
- Mr Tan Yip Meng runs an IGCSE centre in Puchong. Fees are charged according to the number of subjects a student is sitting for. Call Mr Tan at 012-3453690
- FLC (Frontier Learning Centre) is an informal fee-based co-op, initiated and led by homeschool parents, a number of whom are qualified teachers. Tuition is carried out at Eaglepoint Covenant Fellowship building, in Puchong. For more details, call 012 2273312
- ACE EdVenture – a fully equipped facility providing an integrated educational solution for students from Standard 1 to Form 5, including IGCSE. Fees are charged by semester
Q: Where does a student get IGCSE textbooks?
A: In Klang Valley, I got mine at these places
- Popular bookshop at IKANO (check out the section on International/IGCSE/A Levels)
- University Book Store at Section 14, right across the road from JAYA 33 infront of Digital Mall. They are
located on the 1st floor, a few shops away from the McDonald outlet at Section 14.
Address: No 18, 1st floor, Jalan 14/14 Petaling Jaya (Tel no 79569410)
Hope all the information above is helpful to you. God bless you on your homeschooling journey.
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[Please note that all information posted here are correct at the time of posting. I would appreciate corrections, updates, and reports on broken links if any. Thanks!]
65 Comments so far...
Amnah Says:
19 June 2012 at 6:01 pm.
WEll i want to do private igcse for some months and give the board exams because my school is not teaching well but my dad is not allowing me to do he is saying that if you do no one will accept you in any other school or college later on..Is this true …i have seen people who got admission but he didnt listen..Tell me if i am right or wrong and i know we want sufficient marks in IGCSE/CIE.
Looking forward for your reply
DAVID BC TAN Says:
25 June 2012 at 11:08 pm.
Yes, local colleges accept IGCSE scores in place of SPM. Please go to our RESOURCES tab and read about homeschooling and IGCSE.
C H Lee Says:
29 June 2012 at 10:19 pm.
I am living in Subang Perdana (near Skypark or Subang ) airport.where is the nearest study centre for my son (primary 6 this year ) to enroll.Could you recommend?
Your assistance is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
DAVID BC TAN Says:
30 June 2012 at 11:21 am.
Hello, I am sorry I am unable to offer any assistance. our children were educated at home and we do not operate a learning centre nor or we associated with one for children of your son’s age.
David Tan
Samantha Says:
15 July 2012 at 11:05 pm.
Hi, my daughter is 15 this year and studying in a Chinese independent school. Planning to let her sit for IGCSE O level as a private candidate next year. As we are living in JB, any idea where I can register for this exam and tuition center offering night courses for O level?
Charlie Koh Says:
2 August 2012 at 12:13 pm.
Dear David,
Greetings. Appreciate if you can add in Havil School in your list above. The school is now open to students planning to prepare for IGCSE. Our new intake for Year 7 and 8 IGCSE program is in September 2012. Do visit our Open Day August 4, 2012. I hope you have receive our Open Day flier in the email. If not, you may contact me, or call the office 03-227-38388. Add: 21 Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad, Brickfields (behind Zion Lutheran Church).
Anne Jane Says:
4 August 2012 at 9:45 pm.
I had homeschool my 8 year old child for 2 years and he is doing very well.
I have a son age 14 studied in one of the church based IGCSE. Recently, he had face a serius issue of suspension with no concrete reasons given. During the suspension, classmete ask him “why he’s being expelled?” seems someone is creating that issue.
Would like to know is there any ways to homeschool IGCSE kids from home? Any resources to help?
Charlie Koh Says:
22 August 2012 at 10:47 pm.
It is possible to prepare your son for the IGCSE exam from home if your have adequate support. I know of a family who did that for all their children but it is a full-time teaching job. You may need tutors to help you in subjects that are challenging to you.
Samantha Eddis Says:
2 September 2012 at 12:21 pm.
If anyone doing IGCSEs would like to find some Internet resources for the subjects that are being taken, please go to http://www.eddistutorial.com
I have been home educating my children, using IGCSE and A Level books and Internet resources, for the last five years. My eldest has finished her education, and my second eldest is doing A Levels at the moment.
It is possible to home educate your children at IGCSE and A Level, but the more support you can get, the better. Good luck!
Sean Says:
6 October 2012 at 1:58 pm.
I know one centre in Kepong run IGCSE O level in jln kuching Kepong. I heard their teachers are very good. you may call Madam Seow at 016-3697123.
Aida Says:
8 October 2012 at 1:59 am.
HI
I am Aida, I am a Chinese Muslim. I would really appreciate if anyone out there can help me with information and/or resources (teachers, centre, resource centre etc). I wish to put my son (10 years olds) for home school.
My son requires more personal coaching. Currently he is in a private school but he is being left behind most of the time.
I have also approached some home school centre but sadly they told us they can’t help us because we are Muslim, so I am really helpless at this juncture and sincerely reaching out to see if there is any centre near Ampang area which can provide some help to us.
I have a good diploma in teaching children with special learning needs but for serious teaching I need proper system and guidance, I dont know how to start really. I have an Accounting Degree from UK and I have also offered to help in those center so that I can help others and my son too. But I have been rejected every where for the past one year. If anyone of you have any resources in this area, I would be grateful if you could kindly drop me a note at aidalimka@yahoo.com
Joanne Says:
19 October 2012 at 1:59 am.
If i want to register for IGCSE next year july,where and how can i register for it as a private candidate?
I heard that i must be at least 16 years old to register as private candidate is that true?
i am only 14 for now, turning 15 on this november…
DAVID BC TAN Says:
19 October 2012 at 10:11 am.
You can try the British Council in KL or visit their website http://tinyurl.com/9k8lmhk
The British Council Examinations Services is able to answer most of your queries. The other way is to check out private tuition centres that prep students for O levels. Google and you’ll come up with a list of centres nearest where you live. KL has several.
Emma Says:
2 December 2012 at 6:05 pm.
Hi, do you have any idea where could I get the books for IGCSE- malay subject? Thanks for your help.
Vasanthimalar Says:
3 December 2012 at 12:53 pm.
Hi, my hubby and I wanted to enroll our son (9-years old) into homeschooling in a church-based institution, after a year considering it as we are non-Christians. The institution uses Alpha OMEGA syllabus and the students are to sit for SAT exams.
However when we approached the pastor last week he mentioned that not many private colleges in Malaysia accept SAT, in fact only Taylor’s college does for few courses. Moreover SAT is only accepted in US and Canada.
We were dismayed. We were eagerly looking forward to send our son to homeschooling.
My question is, can my son sit for IGCSE too, if he takes up this Alpha OMEGA syllabus and be accepted into any private colleges or universities in any country? Please help to clarify us. Thank you.
Charlie Koh Says:
3 December 2012 at 11:07 pm.
Dear Vasanthimalar, at Havil School, we offer both the Alpha Omega program and the Cambridge IGCSE. Please feel free to contact us at 03-22763338.
Samantha Says:
4 December 2012 at 4:47 am.
As far as I understand, the Alpha Omega syllabus will not help your son prepare for IGCSEs.
If you want your son to do IGCSEs as a home schooler, he can either do the subjects on his own by downloading the subject syllabuses from one of the examination boards (like CIE or Edexcel), or he can do a distance learning package and have a tutor to help him.
The biggest hurdle you will have to overcome is to find an examination centre in Malaysia that will accept home schooled students (or private candidates) to sit examinations.
If you want to find out more about IGCSEs, please visit http://www.eddistutorial.com for information and resources. Then you will have to find either a private school, a private college or even the British Embassy to see about exams. If you can get a place for your son to sit his exams in May/June, then you can look into IGCSEs more seriously, perhaps when he is a little older.
One last thing. IGCSEs are widely recognised around the world, but if you are looking at another country for your son’s college or university entrance, look at the admissions policies for those places now. You can then work backwards to see if Alpha Omega and IGCSEs will fit the criteria for university entrance (though many universities in the UK and the USA will require A Levels as well).
Best of luck!
Nic Tan Says:
15 December 2012 at 5:49 am.
Dearr all,
We provide tuition for IGCSE
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kemuning-Utama-Tuition/285205744869512
Joseph Says:
25 December 2012 at 7:31 am.
Hi, a friend of mine was looking for a homeschool center for his son. Prefer somewhere near gombak or setapak area, is there any recommendation ?
Charlie Koh Says:
26 December 2012 at 3:06 pm.
Dear Joseph,
Havil School is located at Brickfields, near KL Sentral Station. We offer both the AOP Program for the primary and the Cambridge IGCSE program. You may visit our website at http://www.havilschool.com for more details. Please feel free to call us at 03-22763338 or visit our school at 21 Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad (behind Zion Lutheran Church.
Grace Says:
4 January 2013 at 11:24 am.
Hi, I’m currently 14 and want to take IGCSE but i’m in a public secondary school. (having no intention to change). Is it possible to go for SPM and take IGCSE as a private candidate? And is there any tuitions that tutors in Latin and Dutch? Thanks in advance
DAVID BC TAN Says:
4 January 2013 at 12:56 pm.
Yes, Grace. You can register as a private candidate. About tutors, I won’t be able to help. You might have to google for answers. Some homeschoolers use online sites or CDs to learn latin on their own.
wildre Says:
6 January 2013 at 12:37 am.
hi, if my plan is to get my son into Public Universities in US or Canada, the requirement is basically SAT and complete his 12 years of school. I was hoping that he will not hit around the bushes by attending Local Public school because of the transition in the learning method. Obviously , the public school students will have to rediscover or unlearn everything, language prob etc they have adopted for so many years once they enter private college here.. So , what will be the right path for the children who begin their first journey in u. Is Alpha Omega the right syllabus to get them into US Public Uni? Can he skip O Level and A Level and directly take the route of Alpha Omega > SAT > Degree? thanks
Intan Miranti Says:
6 January 2013 at 10:23 pm.
Hi David: Intan Miranti here. Regarding IGCSE Exam Centres, are there alternatives to British Council if the candidate is not studying with a prep centre? Thanks in advance!
DAVID BC TAN Says:
7 January 2013 at 2:01 pm.
Hi Intan,
This is what Sook Ching told me: If you’re a private candidate, you have to register with the British Council. If you want to sit as a candidate of a private school or learning centre, you’ll have to register with them as a student, and be subject to their conditions and fees. Hope this helps.
David
Ms Sugunes Says:
10 January 2013 at 2:15 pm.
Dear All, If you have heard of Able Learner Center in OUG – check it out. You will love it here. We prepare children from 7-17 for IGCSE. Our product: Children who are happy coming to Able Learner Center and who can understand everything taught to them on a daily basis.hp 0126553804
mathy Says:
10 January 2013 at 3:09 pm.
Is it important for my son to go to a science lab? He is sitting for IGCSE chemistry, physics and bio
DAVID BC TAN Says:
10 January 2013 at 3:14 pm.
wildre: “Is Alpha Omega the right syllabus to get them into US Public Uni? ”
I’m afraid that’s a question that only the unis in US can answer. As a homeschooler (educated entirely at home), my own son did not use AOP, and neither did he have O Levels but submitted a lot of transcripts and extra-curricular achievements on his CV which opened doors. To be sure, ask the learning centers for help. If your child is heading for US, O and A levels are not as relevant as SAT. AOP will help give you child an education, but completing AOP is not what gets you into college. Doing well in SAT is the right step forward. But SAT 1 is not necessarily a ‘curriculum’ test – it’s multiple choice comprising Writing, Math and Critical Reading sections, including an essay writing portion on a given topic to test a child’s critical thinking abilities. So your child needs to be ready for this in the best possible way before sitting for SAT.
kamlin Says:
12 January 2013 at 4:56 am.
hello everyone…I am encouraged by the comments and effort parents and students here are trying to help each other. We run the maths centre in ss15 subang jaya where we teach both the local and international exams.
This includes igcse . alevels and ib diploma etc.
For the first time we have made available our full teaching material for igcse additional maths year 10 and year 11 online.This is done in video and pdf form .This is a complete online teaching course. PLease go to this site
http://www.themathscentre.com/igcse-additional-maths/ to look at the site.
This idea came about precisely because we taught kids in private international schools and we now offer the same material to those of you out there doing igcse. My comments is that the igcse add maths syllabus is pretty good and has overtaken our local syllabus.
At our site we offer also higher maths courses including alevels,IB, etc.. but mainly maths courses.
I hope this will help those of you out there doing igcse add maths.
Mr david tan, please include our elearning site into your list of tutors and resources….
Thank you.
Richard9 Says:
13 January 2013 at 11:00 pm.
Hi parents, I am considering letting my daughter take IGCSC, she just started form 4 in January this year in public school. I am not sure, whether she can go straight to Year 11. Or she have to do Year 10 first? She is borne in the month of Feb, she will be 16 in Feb.
Rainah Ismail Says:
23 January 2013 at 5:14 pm.
Good day. My daughter (Malaysia) studying in International School. Submitted withdrawal letter the other day coz…planning to home school her for O-Level. She is in Grade 8 and will be sitting for O-Level in 3 years time. How am I suppose to choose the subjects?
kamlin Says:
25 January 2013 at 3:07 pm.
hello everyone… here are my thoughts about richard’s case…
your daughter should enter year 10 not year 11.the year 10 is similar roughly to form 4 (there are some areas of differences).she needs to go through the work for 2 years ie year 10 and yr 11 before she is ready to sit for her igcse exams.i also advice you to think carefully and choose her subjects well. i find the igcse maths to be higher somewhat than our spm maths.the igcse add maths paper is also somewhat of a higher level than our local spm add maths.the pure sciences phy and chem etc.. well i think our local syllabus( taught in english) is pretty good…
i hope this help you in some way.. to make a more informed decision.
all the best
Charlie Koh Says:
28 January 2013 at 8:26 pm.
Hello Grace,
If you wish to take SPM and also take some IGCSE subjects as well, you may want to consider taking the IGCSE English Language and English Literature paper. It will give a great help to you when you enter university in the near future. Blessings to you. CK
Charlie Koh Says:
28 January 2013 at 8:41 pm.
Responding to Richard… your daughter can take the Cambridge checkpoint tests to assess whether she is ready to prepare for IGCSE next year – test her on on English, Maths and Science. She can concentrate on fewer subjects (min 5) to meet university entry requirements.
mathew lu Says:
31 January 2013 at 10:20 pm.
my son has been on IS environment for last 8 years and returning to Malaysia later this year. He is taking iGCSE Y10 currently and because he is holding a Malaysian passport, he is required to take iGCSE Malay! Is there anyway to bypass this requirement? Interested to hear any advise on this.
Alan Says:
4 February 2013 at 9:17 am.
I am planning to take IGCSE paper for the subject of Malay this year. However, I am not sure whether this paper is restricted by age? Thanks 
kamlin Says:
5 February 2013 at 2:40 pm.
hello everyone…..
here is the fully written solutions to igcse add maths may/june 2012 exam paper 1..for free…
http://www.themathscentre.com/igcse-additional-maths/igcse-additional-maths-fully-worked-solutions/
go check it out and like it and we will give you… paper2..
happy holidays…
kamlin Says:
5 February 2013 at 2:43 pm.
hello again.
my mistake.Paper 2 igcse add maths mayjune2012 exam is uploaded for free…
not paper 1.
cheers!
LAKS Says:
27 February 2013 at 3:09 pm.
Dear All, If you have heard of Able Learner Center in OUG – check it out. You will love it here. We prepare children from 7-17 for IGCSE. Our product: Children who are happy coming to Able Learner Center and who can understand everything taught to them on a daily basis.School 03-79719545 / HP-012 3113804
jane Says:
1 March 2013 at 9:23 am.
Dear parents and teachers,
We are looking for an IGCSE tuition centre in Puchong. Does anyone know of one?
DAVID BC TAN Says:
1 March 2013 at 1:21 pm.
Go to our RESOURCES page and look at the Homeschool and IGCSE section. There’s a few names and numbers to call. All the best! DT
qirk Says:
6 March 2013 at 2:16 pm.
Hi
would anyone know any Tuition Center for IGSCE in KL Area? Preferably in Setapak area?
Thank you
DAVID BC TAN Says:
6 March 2013 at 5:14 pm.
If you are looking for an intensive course for your dc’s IGCSE exam, a last minute help from experience teachers that will give pointers, tip, or techniques to answer in their exam, here’s one. Or, an alternative from public school.
Tan Hwee Yong Heads-up Tutorial 14-3, Subang Bisness Centre, Jalan USJ 9/5T 47620 Subang Jaya Selangor
Contact : 012-6978133 or 012-6970165
email: Tanhy777@gmail.com or headsup.tutorial@gmail.com
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DAVID BC TAN Says:
6 March 2013 at 6:33 pm.
I am sorry, I can’t say for sure. Why don’t you also go on Facebook and ask other homeschoolers? They may have contacts. All the best.
Vishalini Thurairatnam Says:
11 March 2013 at 3:26 pm.
hello all. i have a couple of queries.. mainly because i am a little sceptical about sending my child to a homeschool (it might be just my perception). However, i need some surety about private/ homeschools and how are they different from the local government schools ( besides the obvious) ? May i know what qualifications do teachers in these homeschool are equipped with? Do they have a special trainning qualification to teach in private schools and how are they different from the teachers who are teaching in local government schools ? Are the homeschools designed specially for children with high IQs and maturity levels ? I studied in a local government school finished my SPM and went to the UK to complete my Masters. I cant seem to find anything different from the fact that at the end of the day, further studies in the UK or US is achievable even if the child carries a local government certificate. Do help me clear my doubts thanks loads.
DAVID BC TAN Says:
11 March 2013 at 6:56 pm.
I think you are mistaken. If you had read through our posts or refer to our resources on archive, you will know that homeschool is really education that takes place at home. Parents are the child’s primary tutor. You can follow a recent interview about hoemschooling here http://www.bfm.my/homeschooling.html
kamlin Says:
14 March 2013 at 3:24 am.
hello everyone….
calling all igcse and alevels students…..please note that the maths centre will be having a free series of discussions in the month of april 2013 for discussion of the igcse add maths 2012 exam paper as well as the as/a2 level of cambridge maths/statistics and mechanics 2012 exam paper..
please email us for a free invite.. to our hangout on google space…
check the details here…
http://www.themathscentre.com/google-hangouts-announcement-for-april-2013/
Please let all the igcse students know…
Lim Koon Yuen Says:
20 March 2013 at 9:55 am.
I am homeschooling my daughter. Staying in Johor Bahru. Any parent here willing to share with me any particular center located in Johor Bahru which providing IGCSE tuition classes ? Thank you very much.
Dbctan Says:
20 March 2013 at 12:31 pm.
Lim, have you tried to Google? You might be able to find some info or directory if you go online. All the best.
Ash Says:
22 March 2013 at 6:51 pm.
Lim and parents living in JB,
I am also homeschooling my boy (13 yrs old) and girl (9yrs old). I am planning to get my son prepared for iGSCE but i am not sure what to do for my daughter. I am doing PhD from UTM and living insdie the uni.
you can reach me at maisha2@live.utm.my. May be i can help you with some of the resources i have.
vedanthi Says:
2 April 2013 at 12:00 pm.
how to start igsce at 16 yrs age
kamlin Says:
2 April 2013 at 12:30 pm.
hello everyone…..
we are having a free discussion/instruction of the igcse additional maths nov 2012 exam paper this monday 8 april2013. Its free. Registration is required .Places are limited.
Please feel free to join us,,details
http://www.themathscentre.com/google-hangouts-announcement-for-april-2013/
cheers..
Havil School Says:
2 April 2013 at 6:30 pm.
Dear Vedanthi,
You may want to check out if your son/daughter is ready for it. Taking the Cambridge Checkpoint assessment test will be of help. Call us at 03-22763338 or visit Havil School at 21 Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad, KL
Radha Says:
4 April 2013 at 10:50 am.
Dear all,
I have son who is 6 years old and we are keen to send him to homeschool. Just want to know ,Do you offer other subjects which substitute to bible studies? Thank You
DAVID BC TAN Says:
4 April 2013 at 12:30 pm.
I am sorry I won’t be able to help here. If you had read through our posts or refer to our resources on archive, you will know that homeschool is really education that takes place at home. Parents are the child’s primary tutor. When you homeschool, how you learn, what curriculum you use is entirely at your discretion. You can follow a recent interview about homeschooling here http://www.bfm.my/homeschooling.html
DAVID BC TAN Says:
4 April 2013 at 12:34 pm.
I think you are asking the wrong questions in the wrong forum If you read refer to our resources on archive or read our posts, you will know that homeschool is really education that takes place at home. Parents are the child’s primary tutor. Studies elsewhere (esp in the US) attest to success of homeschoolers in general, but many families do not look at academic achievements alone as a measure of success. You can follow a recent interview about homeschooling here http://www.bfm.my/homeschooling.html
Cheers, David Tan
Punitha-Principal Says:
4 April 2013 at 1:10 pm.
I am so srry. We do not do anything in the area of religious studies. However, if you send your email add, I will be very happy to give you more info. My email: admin@ablelearners.com
Punitha-Principal Says:
4 April 2013 at 1:15 pm.
Hi,
I’m Punitha-the principal of Able Learner Center. I understand your fear but as long as principals of all learning centres take accountability for what they stand for, your child goes a long way in a ‘home-learning environment. My children in my centre are doing very well. Write to me: admin@ablelearners.com
Punitha-Principal Says:
4 April 2013 at 1:18 pm.
Hi Vedanti,
Its a good idea to check out various learning centers before you make a decision. Check us out too. Send me an email: admin@ablelearners.com
Punitha-Principal Says:
4 April 2013 at 1:21 pm.
Hi Vedanti,
You had written about how to start IGCSE at 16? I have 17 and 18 yr olds who are starting. write to me: admin@ablelearners.com
Radha Says:
4 April 2013 at 1:55 pm.
Dear Mr.David, Thank you for your kind information. I just ask this question based on syllabus offered by certain centre.
kamlin Says:
8 April 2013 at 4:55 pm.
calling all igcse students taking add maths exam this year …
our 1st hangout starts today at 8pm malaysian time to discuss the 2012 add maths exam papers… join us to chat…
also a free set of questions uploaded for practise…
good luck…
http://www.themathscentre.com/google-hangouts-announcement-for-april-2013/
kamlin Says:
9 May 2013 at 12:22 pm.
hey, hello everyone…and calling all igcse add maths students…
here is the link to the igcse add maths nov2012 paper 1 solutions…the full detailed solutions..
good luck to those taking exams this summer..