Our Term Courses are our main offering. Each course covers their entire subject comprehensively from the ground up. It is highly recommended that you start with us early to gain a solid foundation of core principles
Theory booklets are given in each class.
Our materials are comprehensive, well-structured and easy to read summary notes which cover the entire subject, going into detail and depth where necessary.
For example, our Mathematics notes explain concepts through a concise theoretical explanation, followed by many worked examples. We believe mathematics is best learnt through example and demonstration. The included examples are carefully designed to illustrate all the possible ways an exam question can be structured, in order to minimise the chance our students will be caught off-guard in an actual exam.
Our Physics and Chemistry notes explain each syllabus dot-point in detail, covering the entire syllabus. Topics that are likely to be tested in harder essay-type questions in exams are covered in greater detail than others, and analysis will be provided on the relevant discussion points, issues, aspects, arguments and perspectives. This prepares our students for harder exam questions that may be worth 7 marks, such as ‘Assess’ or ‘Evaluate’ type questions.
Homework is also given in each class.
Our homework questions are structured like real HSC exam questions, and are marked like HSC questions. Our homework questions are designed to test every possible HSC keyword, ranging from the basic ones: ‘identify’, ‘describe’, ‘explain’, to the more multifaceted ones: ‘discuss’, ‘evaluate’, ‘assess’. After a few terms with us, our students would have done literally hundreds of HSC style questions, preparing them for the real thing from early on.
Homework is always fully marked by your class teacher, unlike some other places. Every time a question is not answered 100% correctly, our teachers will provide full comments on where marks were lost and how to improve on the answer.
Students are also able to ask their class teacher questions on our student forum, while they are at home.
