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[carlytse621]

What about physics?

 

[melissaLOL]

What about physics?

I dont go there for physics... but generally they are good

i guess only one way to find out is to go to one of their free trial classes for new students.

 

[grubz]

Hey

bumping this thread... anyone go to Dux College in Fairfield for year 11 3u or physics? i went to the free trial class they offer and it seems really good, just wanted to get any other opinions from ppl who have been there longer...

 

[mitchy_boy]

fairfield, ughhh so far. though sounds good
might give it a go.

 

[grubz]

I ended up signing up for yr 11 extension 1, the teacher Jacqui is very good

 

[LORDYgordy]

how about year 11 physics? they sound ok I think ill go for a trial lesson

 

[ninetypercent]

I plan to go there, because it seems to be good and the tuition fees are cheap, unlike the $60 fees I'm paying now.

 

[swiftshift]

Out of all tutors so far, I have come across very little tutors such as Jacqui Chen (VERY HELPFUL, EASY COMMUNICATION AND WILL GUARENTEE YOURSELF TO UNDERSTAND THE MOST COMPLICATED PROBLEM) A++++ , Highly recommended. To contact her, send an email to jacqui.chen@gmail.com

 

[shak99]

whats dux college? neva heard of such a cheap tutoring service.

 

[ninetypercent]

do they give you exams?

 

[asymptotic]

do they give you exams?

i think they give you plenty

our tutor gave us dux college exams which are pretty hard, then theres also exams from all these other schools that are also good. But most importantly, they mark it properly.

 

[LORDYgordy]

I started at Dux College since April of this year. I gotta say it's one of the better places out there to get tutored. The tutors are funny and cool, but they really know their stuff. I also heard their 4 unit tutor Ahmad is quite a gun, I guess i'll find out next week

In terms of homework they give you a good amount, not ridiculously much but not little at all, so you get your money's worth. I also appreciate the detailed marking comments.

The only problem with this place is that it's in Fairfield, and that's a bit far for me.

Dux staff if you read this, please PLEASE PLEASE start another branch, maybe at stratty area so you'll save me travelling time during year 12

And a big HI to my class tutor Jacqui!!! I know she used to come on BoS to answer questions etc, but dunno if she does anymore.

 

[anGchan]

very good for maths

 

[johNNyboy772]

Dux college is opening in parramatta in 2010 - does any1 have experience with the parramatta branch? heard good things about the company so Im thinking of trying them out..

 

[ninetypercent]

if its opening at paramatta, then I doubt anyone has had experience with the paramatta branch yet.
you'll just have to try for yourself since there's a free trial lesson for every new student

 

[sinophile]

Jacqui is the bomb. Everyone should try to get into her class.

 

[shak99]

if its opening at paramatta, then I doubt anyone has had experience with the paramatta branch yet.
you'll just have to try for yourself since there's a free trial lesson for every new student

Its a worth-while tutoring centre.

 

[ATAR_boy]

Jacqui is the bomb. Everyone should try to get into her class.

What else can you say? This is the concise summary. I want to meet Jacqui again, Miss do you remember me from your 2008 class?

 

[grubz]

if you look on their website, they have tonnes of useful (and correct) scaling information... e.g. HSC Scaling, How HSC Scaling works, Information on HSC Scaling - Dux College

when choosing a tutoring college, its important to me that they know their stuff VERY WELL when it comes to HOW the entire system works (scaling, marks alignment etc) and these guys seem like they know their stuff!

 

[Trebla]

Dux College seems to be very results-orientated, almost to an extreme. I don't think I've encountered any other tutoring institution that markets itself so heavily on "maximising ATAR", "getting band 6/E4" and "perfecting exam technique"...at least in the western suburbs anyway