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Just bump your threads or at least make them more detailed or you won't get any interest.
Just bump your threads or at least make them more detailed or you won't get any interest.
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lol'd.Dude
Just bump your threads or at least make them more detailed or you won't get any interest.
As for more details, visit www.cambridgecoaching.com.au
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Okay.
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Just because it says Cambridge doesn't mean it comes from Cambridge. Don't use their name as a medium for advertising. Does this mean the 3U Cambridge book comes from Cambridge? I just looked at the authors, and don't see one word mentioning Cambridge. Perhaps it was funded by the university but the authors definitely weren't from there.
Do your tutoring company even have any affiliations with Cambridge?
Do your tutoring company even have any affiliations with Cambridge?
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Inspire does not mean being involved. There are two great scientists from Cambridge. You have come across their names in your preliminary Physics.So here is the question again: We are inspired by all those who have gone to a certain university in UK(reflected in naming our coaching centre), Can anybody name this university and a number of famous people graduated from there or teaching there?
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Man, all I've learnt from you:
1) Your tutoring has nothing to do with Cambridge - it was simply inspired.
2) Your replies always go off at some weird tangent so instead of answering the question, you end up advertising.
1) Your tutoring has nothing to do with Cambridge - it was simply inspired.
2) Your replies always go off at some weird tangent so instead of answering the question, you end up advertising.
Yes my friend my aim is to advertise and I am making no secret of it. But in the process I want people to learn something new or be inspired by all those great scientists in their studies.But still you have not answered the question my friend: Name two great scientists who have gone to or studied at Cambridge.
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Sanical, just don't bother anymore. If anybody falls for the Cambridge title, then that's their problem.
Title does not mean anything. What is important is what the outcome is and what the results and achievements of your students are. By the way why do you speak for Sanical. Is there a weird connection there? To teach someone properly you need to have qualifications in education. Just the fact you are still studying in uni in a course that even has nothing to do with education, does not mean you can teach or tutor. I would give my house to a professional builder not to an owner builder. The fact that an owner builder has built a nice house for himself does not mean he /she can do the same for others.
why is 2U and physics in a percentage, your students got 100% raw mark for HSC?
Not true...for some people aiming too high will only lead to disappointment.
And let's face it, anyone who has gone to school knows just because your a teacher doesn't mean you can teach either. Just because a tutoring center got a 99.95 (which you didn't btw), doesn't mean the place is good. Nowadays tutors have to offer something apart from high past results