How to get A1 for GCE O level. Our Sunday classes during the end of the year are specifically reserved for our O’level and PSLE students as we run through full past year examination papers to gain speed and stamina. By now, we have covered every topic of the syllabus and are in the training phase, making sure candidates are well prepared and can last the duration.

Our Sunday classes work on:
- speed
- stamina
- extended hours lesson
- managing workflow
- analysing thought processes
- exposure to diverse questions
- limiting silly mistakes
- studying and examination strategies
- stress management
Also, their preliminary exams are around the corner, a usual after National Day. That shall help them to gain an insight to how they can improve, and we as tutors makes sure they learn from their mistakes and get a better foothold in the month long actual O’level itself. It is all about time management and pacing themselves from here on, and we do need to give them properly useful advice to make sure they are fully aware of all the pitfalls and grapple with the increasing stress levels the GCE O’ levels brings.
Sunday classes are usually extended duration classes, and our students are required to complete 3-4 hours of work in one sitting. It is a complete examination training session and individual discovery with a tutor to guide them. We monitor their motion and thought processes, take into account and analyse their workflow and techniques employed and then we sit them down and discuss areas that they need to work on to improve. We reduce any errors that can be made, with Murphy’s Law banished. We aim for A* and A1 in our students, and they will come about to achieve that when they feel confident that they enter the examination halls knowing nothing will go wrong. And if anything does go wrong, they are well prepared and equipped to handle the situation.
Give us a call at Yuet Ling +65 8222 6327 for these PSLE and GCE O’levels Sunday classes.
Cheers.
P.S. Murphy’s law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.









