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Old 2 Mar 2009, 9:15 PM   #256 (permalink)
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How does that work? Isn't it disallowed for any teacher/staff from your school to tutor or provide you with extra assistance if it provides you with an unfair advantage over other students? And why would any Principal tutor people from another school?
It isn't disallowed - as long as it is the student who asks for it, that any student who wants to join in is allowed and the teachers aren't getting paid for it and it is during school hours. For example, some of the teachers at my school hold extra lessons for General Mathematics students who are struggling, and the teacher doesn't even teach the class.

As for the principal - some principals obviously are money orientated. Therefore - they'd probably tutor because they want the extra cash and can attract students due to their position as a principal. However, as you said - most principals have pride in their school and wouldn't tutor other students from other schools.
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Old 9 Jun 2009, 8:38 PM   #257 (permalink)
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What about Truong? Does anyone go there? Is it any good? Has anyone improved there?
I go there as well
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I go to James An College.


It's OK. I'm learning heaps there.
One thing that stands out the most to me is that we do most things 2 months in advance to my normal class at school.

So by the time we study it at school, I would have already done something closely similar to it at JAC.

The teachers there are great too.
My favourite is my science teacher.
She claimed to have a Ph.D in Physics and was a lecturer at UTS
(University Tech. Syd.)

Despite these good features, I feel like I need more 1-on-1 time with the teacher.
That's why, I think I'll get a private tutor for Yr.11 and 12.


To sum things up, James An College is pretty good.
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hey guys,

i'm looking for a job teaching at a tutoring place, uni is making me broke lol.

i need some suggestions from you guys:

which tutoring college do you think pays the tutors the most money? =P

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What about Selective Vision Coaching College
would that be one if the best?
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my parents forced me to go to tutoring at james an, and i hated it...hehehe i rang them up and said i quit and my parents couldnt force me to go back
I agree with you. James An is crap....except for the English Writing Class of course. I went there for 6 weeks and me and my friend decided to quit James An together.
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