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Connect virtually with NUS MBA students from Taiwan across 3 intakes!
Filled with casual and open conversations, the NUS Connect is highly popular with prospective candidates. Our current students' direct accounts offer a great deal of up-to-date insight into the programme experience.
Date: Friday, 16 December 2022
Time: 7.30-8.30pm (Taipei time)
Register here: https://bit.ly/NUSConnect2022Taiwan (As slots are limited, we strongly encourage you to register early. )
What you can expect from the session:
Date: Friday, 16 December 2022
Time: 7.30-8.30pm (Taipei time)
Register here: https://bit.ly/NUSConnect2022Taiwan (As slots are limited, we strongly encourage you to register early. )
What you can expect from the session:
- Understand from their perspectives how they prepared for their application and MBA journey
- Find out what classes and student life is like
- Discover the programme’s diversity and networking opportunities
- Learn how to make the most of your MBA
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2023 Advanced Placement AP Exams will fall on May 1 to 5, and May 8 to 12. The detailed schedule of each subjects recently released and we have consolidated here for your reference.
Registration deadline is around mid September to early October. For AP Exam test centers in Taiwan, if you can't register at your school as the test center, you'd register through TrintiyScholar. If you are thinking about taking AP Exams in 2023, please fill out the survey, and we will contact you then to check your confirmation of AP registration when it's confirmed where the test centers are and which test centers will open for test takers outside their schools. Or come back to us around September for more details.
Registration deadline is around mid September to early October. For AP Exam test centers in Taiwan, if you can't register at your school as the test center, you'd register through TrintiyScholar. If you are thinking about taking AP Exams in 2023, please fill out the survey, and we will contact you then to check your confirmation of AP registration when it's confirmed where the test centers are and which test centers will open for test takers outside their schools. Or come back to us around September for more details.
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TrinityScholar is looking for teachers.
- With US/UK/Canadian Bachelor degree, native & experienced English reading and writing teacher for middle & high school students. Material provided.
- Grade 4~6 English Literature Teacher: 9/3/2022~1/7/2023, Saturdays from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
- Grade 7~9 English Reading & Writing Teacher: 9/4/2022~1/8/2023, Sundays 10:30 am- 12:30 pm and/or 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
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We are looking for 1-2 consultants for test prep and other courses with a focus on Grade 6 to 12, aiming to studying abroad or enhance their academics.
- Detailed oriented, responsible, and sensitive to clients' needs.
- Good at oral presentation to introduce services and courses.
- Passionate in education business and helping clients to meet their goals.
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You’ve probably already heard that College Board will soon make transition to the digital SAT. In early May, they announced that students testing outside the U.S. will first take the digital SAT in Spring 2023 and then those taking test in the U.S. will do so in spring 2024. So students testing internationally in the class of 2024 will be the first to take the digital SAT, while in the U.S., students in the high school class of 2025 will be the first class to take the digital test. For PSAT, all students will take the digital PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, and PSAT/NMSQT starting in fall 2023.
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In mid May, College Board announced that it will launch AP Precalculus in 2023 fall and have the AP course/ Exam ready in 2024.
According to College Board, AP Precalculus will prepare a much broader group of students to thrive in college math courses, regardless of where they start in high school math.
According to College Board, AP Precalculus will prepare a much broader group of students to thrive in college math courses, regardless of where they start in high school math.
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The Adventures of Tintin
by Hergé
Recommended reading age: 9+
Lexile measure: 300L ~ 450L
Recommended reading age: 9+
Lexile measure: 300L ~ 450L
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The Tintin series are a classic collection of comic books by Belgian writer Hergé. The books follow various stories about young reporter Tintin and his dog as they travel across the world, encounter exciting adventures and work as a force for good. Hergé’s brilliant storytelling, drawings and humor has made The Adventures of Tintin one of the most popular European graphic novels, having been translated into more than 70 languages.
Read more about why we recommended this book and questions/ activities for readers.
Read more about why we recommended this book and questions/ activities for readers.
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Time Cat
The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth
by Lloyd Alexander
Recommended reading age: 8-12 years
Lexile measure: 660L
by Lloyd Alexander
Recommended reading age: 8-12 years
Lexile measure: 660L
Time Cat is a delightful, imaginative short novel by American fantasy writer Lloyd Alexander. It tells the story of a young boy and his cat who are transported across historical eras and places, from Ancient Rome to the Incas in Peru. With a range of vivid characters, constant action and back-and-forth dialogue, Time Cat is fantastic at capturing young readers’ attention; at the same time, it engages them in a fresh retelling of significant eras in history. As the action moves from Roman Britain to Heian-era Japan to various other snapshots in time, readers not only learn a wide range of historical facts, but are also immersed in the atmosphere and subtleties of each culture.
And here are the reasons why we recommend this book, and what kids, at different ages, are expected to get from their journeys with Jason and Gareth.
And here are the reasons why we recommend this book, and what kids, at different ages, are expected to get from their journeys with Jason and Gareth.
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Hercule Poirot Mysteries
by Agatha Christie
Recommended reading age: 12-14 years
Lexile measure: 650L ~ 800L
Recommended reading age: 12-14 years
Lexile measure: 650L ~ 800L
English writer Agatha Christie, known as “The Queen of Crime”, has published tens of detective mysteries both thrilling and thought-provoking. Her most famous series follows Hercule Poirot, an eccentric Belgian detective, as he methodically solves cases all over the world. Though the plot of Christie’s novels often revolves around a mystery murder, the focus is on the detective’s reasoning and the facts of the case. Thus, the content of the books is appropriate for younger readers, engaging them intellectually rather than shocking them with gory details.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.
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The Number Devil
A mathematical adventure
by Hans Magnus Enzensberger
Recommended reading age: 10-13 years
Lexile measure: 580
by Hans Magnus Enzensberger
Recommended reading age: 10-13 years
Lexile measure: 580
An imaginative, quick-paced novel, The Number Devil follows the dreams of twelve-year-old Robert as he encounters the “number devil” — a fictional creature determined to infuse the young boy with a passion for maths. Robert is teleported in his dreams to various landscapes that visualize a range of mathematical concepts from prime numbers to perfect squares, accompanied by the enthusiastic yet short-tempered devil. In this way, German writer Hans Magnus Enzensberger conveys the fundamentals of algebra and numerical thinking through an engaging storyline and vivid characters that children will immediately laugh at and love.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.