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how to get a tutor for ipt? plz (1 Viewer)
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peterkim95
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In my personal opinion, there's no need for a tutor.
IPT is all about memorizing terms and writing them down and spending time on the computer.
But I don't really know anyone who offers tutoring for IPT, have you checked the tutoring forum?
IPT is all about memorizing terms and writing them down and spending time on the computer.
But I don't really know anyone who offers tutoring for IPT, have you checked the tutoring forum?
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I'm sure you don't need a tutor. You're just here because (I'm assuming) you didn't do as well as you'd like to in your last assessment, and you want to improve.
I don't do IPT, but personally, I think that tutors in IPT is useless. There are no special "concepts" or special tricks. All you have to do is work harder. That's what the tutors do: they force you to work.
So, what's the point of wasting your money in getting a tutor, when you can just use a little bit of determination, and the rely on yourself?
I don't do IPT, but personally, I think that tutors in IPT is useless. There are no special "concepts" or special tricks. All you have to do is work harder. That's what the tutors do: they force you to work.
So, what's the point of wasting your money in getting a tutor, when you can just use a little bit of determination, and the rely on yourself?
mijoe
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There are "tricks" in IPT but they're really basic. Like how you get a mark for drawing a circle and a box in a DFD. Basically just study the syllabus and that will net you a pass.