Pre Uni College homebush

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hijust wondering wats your views on pre uni college in homebush?

Isn't it the head office in NSW? The time I went it was alright, the head office for tutoring agencies is undoubtedly the best but the downside is classes tend to get really big

[j.chong]

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[Aplus]

Lol, keep advertising in irrelevant threads.

[JiX]

PRe-Uni classes are so packed! Have to always go early to get good seats. The teachers are not too bad but it's hard to learn when you have so many students in the classes.

[Aplus]

I went there in Year 7 and 8. We had this old Asian man for maths.

[winteresque]

It depends what years you're in. I attended Pre Uni (Homebush) from Yr 3 - Yr 10 (I'm currently doing my HSC, so really, I'm procrastinating right now).

I personally think it's a really good start for primary school students, because... well... You actually learn. My school teacher in Year 4 was still trying to convince me that I didn't actually know how to write 1 - 100 in a 10 x 10 box grid. I very nearly threw my book at her.

The whole "Step-by-step" booklets aren't too bad in the junior years of high school either, although occasionally they mix up the science ones pretty badly, so really, it all comes down to which teacher you get.

The additional maths lessons are also pretty useful, as they employ uni students to tutor you for whatever you don't know, but it takes your own initiative to maximise their ability to help you.

I left, so I'm not sure how they are in Senior years, but overall they have a fairly good academic record so that has to count for something, right?

[studentcheese]

I've been to Pre Uni from Year 6. The Maths books are excellent. They contain heaps of examples with many challenging problems towards the end of the book. With writing, they always focus on essay writing more than creative writing English is alright I guess, but Maths is the best in Pre Uni.

BTW, I am planning to go to Pre Uni soon. Which is the best branch? (The branch I used to go to got closed)

[Smiling Yaya]

I think homebush would be the best branch for pre uni, since it's the head branch.
English and mathematics is recommended!
But i don't really like their teaching style for biology

[luvtads]

i went to pre uni for a trial class for 2 unit maths and it was crap ...!!!...

[infatuated-x3]

imo pre uni is pretty good. go to the head branch cos they have the best teachers there. a lot of the teachers there are heaps nice and are willing to help you. you just gotta take initiative for your own learning i guess. the maths there is heaps good! im currently taking 3unit (ext. 1) at the head office and mr noonan is awesome english is pretty good too .. depends on which teacher you have. and science is alright.
but maths is definitely the best at pre uni. i give a thumbs up to their step-by-step books =) the downside of pre uni is that once you get into year 10-12, thats when it gets really packed. and when its packed its quite difficult to learn. so unless you pick up things pretty quickly i suggest a 1 on 1 tutor where they only focus on you.

[ninetypercent]

hey is it packed for extension 2 maths?

[kittyful]

god i hate pre-uni....the worst...tutor ever..they rush through topics...and they caterogise your level of capability

[Jennx]

is the economics good there?

[Official]

This place is a hole

Source: From experience