We had an utterly fantastic great amazing last year. A very big Thank You from the bottom of our hearts for all you amazing people out there. In order to show our gratitude for your continuous support, we would like…
Dear Parents & Friends, The ‘Topics Revision Classes’ are open now for those who are taking the exams in October/November 2014 session. (Of course we do welcome students who are going to sit for the exam next year (2015) as…
Welcome to our Q&A session. As some prefer reading compare with our weekly IGCSE TV videos, we would produce some Q&A sessions in writing as well. Today’s question comes from Lydia John, a concern parent in Malaysia. Lydia writes: “Please…
Many students and parents are confused when it comes to choosing the science subjects. In today’s tutorial, we are discussing: The definition of each category of science. What are you going to study in each science. What kind of award…
Have you ever felt that you have done all revision that you need, but you still can’t get the questions right? In today’s video, we’re giving some tips for Design & Technology paper 1 and 4. You may download the…
Tip 1: Understand your questions In Questions 1-6 of the Listening papers, you hear a series of short spoken items. The sentences are not connected. For each item, you answer one question as briefly as possible, often with just one…
Tip 1: Informal letter You may be asked to write an informal letter to a friend or family member. Often, the question will require you to describe or explain something, or it may ask you to say what you think…
Here are some highlights from IGCSE examiners for common mistakes that students made in IGCSE English as Second Language (E2L) Reading paper. We are giving you some suggestion notes at the end, so you don’t repeat the same mistakes. Mistake…
There are four Reading exercises in the English as a Second Language 0510/0511 Reading and Writing papers － for both Paper 1 (Core) and Paper 2 (Extended). Here, we provide five exam tips to score well in Reading. Write short…
Excerpt taken from New Cutting Edge: Intermediate: Student’s Book A good memory is often seen as something that comes naturally, and a bad memory as something that cannot be changed, but actually there is a lot that you can do…