June Revision Program
JC History Tuition
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Sign up for the June Revision programme for H2 or H1 History Tuition!
For H2 History students, there will be two groups based on the subject code system. Our tuition programs are suitable for both groups.
Students who are sitting for the GCE ‘A’ Level History examination under the new syllabus (9174) will cover distinctive topics, such as Conflict and Cooperation (Arab-Israeli Conflict and Indo-Pakistani Conflict) as well as the Economic Transformation of Japan and China in the 20th Century.
Students who are still taking the old syllabus (9752) (to be phased out by 2024), the tuition program features topics like the United Nations (peacekeeping in the Cold War and post-Cold War) and the Asian Financial Crisis.
For H1 History students, there are also two groups based on the subject code system. Check your subject code to identify which program is the right one for you.
Students sitting for the GCE ‘A’ Level History examination under the new syllabus (8838) will explore topics such as Japan and the Cold War (1952-1991).
As for students that are taking the old syllabus (8821) (to be phased out by 2024), our program will examine topics like the Organisational Structure of the United Nations and Peacekeeping case studies (e.g. Conflicts in Lebanon and Somalia).
JC1 History Tuition
Sign up for the 5-lesson JC1 H2 or H1 History Tuition program to get a headstart this June. We will examine source based case study topics and essay writing topics together. Receive organised study notes and participate in guided and unguided practices to improve your answering techniques.
JC2 History Tuition
For JC2/Year 6 students, we will recap on the past topics covered in the previous and current year (up to term 2 for 2024). For H2 History students, the 8-lesson programme is comprehensive and exam-driven, focusing on practice questions to assess your knowledge proficiency and skills competency. For H1 History students, the 4-lesson programme seeks to achieve the aforementioned objectives as well, whilst covering topics relevant to the syllabus.