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Parkway Parade Additional A Mathematics Tuition

Building strong Sec 3 and Sec 4 Additional Mathematics performance

Parkway Parade A Math Tuition by Wong Kin Leong. Tutorial classes for Sec 3 and Sec 4 follow the relevant current SEAB Additional Mathematics requirements, with lessons focused on understanding, method and independent examination performance.

Full time tutor of 18 years experience

Classes follow the relevant current SEAB Additional Mathematics requirements in a small group format capped at 3 students by a full time tutor with 18 years experience.

Classes are split into four semesters which includes coursework for Paper 1 and Paper 2 Additional Mathematics.

Coursework Timeline for Additional Mathematics 

Package 1 Secondary 3 Semester 1 (coursework up till month of May Sec 3)

Total lessons: 16 (nominal)

Package 2 Secondary 3 Semester 2 (coursework up till month of Oct Sec 3)

Total lessons: 15 (nominal)

Package 3 Secondary 4 Semester 1 (coursework up till month of May Sec 3)

Total lessons: 14 (nominal)

Package 4 Secondary 4 Semester 2 ( coursework up till GCE O levels Sec 4)

Total lessons 16 (nominal)

For current class schedules, use the eduKate Singapore Contact page.

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