I'm old but planning Go study O Level
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I decided since I no more work...i should go ITE this week to register for O level . 31 yr old not too late hor?
*damn..reveal my age*I went popular buy a O level maths book..OMG OMG....Having a real Bad Headache.....
Planning to study Math, eng , chinese and POA.
Anyone went ITE to study O ? Teacher n notes ok bo?
=( Already Getting headache before going down to reg.
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You don't have to register at ITE (or at any school at all, for that matter) to take O levels (or A levels, if you wish) as a private candidate. You can self-study (of if you can afford it, with private tuition to help you) for all of these subjects, if you don't wish to register as an ITE or some other private school candidate. There are, of course, pros and cons regarding taking O levels at ITE (or at any private school). It's up to you. And there's no age limit for taking O levels or A levels as a private candidate, no worries, whether legally (by MOE) or otherwise (you don't need to world to approve of, or agree with, or believe in you; you only need yourself for this).
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Further education is good, no matter wat age you are...
learning things is always good...
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what you plan to do has been done by many before. i would go for self study.
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Or you may go for WSQ certificates and diplomas, if possible. They are more practical than O levels, in some ways. Not sure whether all employers recognise these certs.
Alternatively, you may enquire with private schools whether they can take you in for a diploma course, may be faster than O levels.
Or you can try internet marketing or trading (usually high risk) by self-reading.
All the best.
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it's never too late! jiayou and all the best!
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K folks thanks for all the jiayou and advise.
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Thirty one years old is still considered young in ITE "O" level classes. There are a number of late thirties and forties in these clasess.
For budget-wise, WSQ certificates and diplomas are better choices.
It is very expensive to study in private schools, be it "O level or private diplomas.
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Hi lee012, I agree with you totally. Thanks.
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I think for your age, learning anything except the school stuff will be much more useful.
Learning things may be good, but we still need to consider the things we are planning to learn. Not just blindly follow the mantra of Learning is always good.
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Originally posted by eagle:
I think for your age, learning anything except the school stuff will be much more useful.
Learning things may be good, but we still need to consider the things we are planning to learn. Not just blindly follow the mantra of Learning is always good.
Agree...
most people study then see wat job suits them...
The better option would be to pick a course or area of study that best align with your future goal/program...
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I think it's still best that you go for classes better still I would rather face an 8 month deficit and study hard cause subjects like science (phy/sci/bio) are best understood in classes rather than self study.
I don't know if 8 months is enough to catch up (considering I passed sci in NT stream) and pass a sci (pure) subject but once the classes start I won't want to waste my time anymore.
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Are You Too Old To Make It : http://danawilde.com/are-you-too-old-to-make-it
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All the best in your studies!
Age doesn't really matter - at least you are willing to pursue education, & that's a good thing! :) -
There's no age limit for studying i wish op all the best jia you
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Wow. You are very courageous to want to study even after all these years. The people I know now will never do this.
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Go for it. Live Your life. Make memories. Bring the best of yourself.
I honestly love your determination to study. I wish I was more like you.
The youth can really learn from you!
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nowadays the syllables for sec studies is damn hard, comparing to the time u had when u were in sec school. private certificates are better.
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You're never too old!
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Olevels may seem hard at the beginning to anyone. But it gets easier so go for it :D
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The road of education never ends. I wish you good luck in your pursuit and hope that you will achieve your goals in the near future.
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Originally posted by funniegal: I
decided since I no more work...i should go ITE this week to
register for O level .
31 yr old not too late hor?
*damn..reveal
my age*I went popular buy a O level maths book..OMG OMG....Having a real Bad Headache.....
Planning to study Math, eng , chinese and POA.
Anyone went ITE to study O ? Teacher n notes ok bo?
=( Already Getting headache before going down to reg.
so how is it? Started?
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Yes, age does not matter. As long as you have the determination and perseverance to do, you will be successful in anything you do. All the best!
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Hi, I am a student who just finished my O'Level Examinations.
I have recently compiled my elective history notes, summarising and reorganising information from my textbook and notes my teacher gave to me. The information in the notes created is the latest syllabus, excluding chapter 7 as it has already been tested in 2014. It has also included answers for some questions in the O'level examinations and skills for SBQ. I have also given tips and strategies for examinations (not just history) in the notes itself.
As the new syllabus focuses more on the explanation section in SBQ and SEQ. Hence, the notes are also specially crafted with linking/logic statements to answer questions in the examinations, which is really important as it differs a Level 1 answer from a Level 3 answer.
I would be selling each set of notes (The World in Crisis and Bi-Polarity in the Cold War) for $25. If you would like to purchase please email me at [email protected]. The price may be negotiable.
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good luck !