Bugis branch:
175A Bencoolen Street #06-05, Burlington Square, Singapore 189650
Bukit timah branch:
170 Upper Bukit Timah Road #15-04, Bukit Timah Shopping Centre,
Singapore 588179
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Mr Linus Lee
- Passionate and dedicated tutor
- English and General Paper expert
- Armed with 13 years of MOE and tutoring experience
- Taught at Nan Hua High School and others
- NIE-trained
- MOE teacher at Nan Hua High School and others
- Full-time tutor
- 13 years of teaching experience
- Assisted students in their preparation for AEIS exams
- Assisted students of various levels in preparation for major exams, including PSLE, O Levels, and A Levels
Bachelor of Arts with Diploma in Education, NIE (Graduated with Honours)
About the tutor
Mr Linus Lee is an English and General Paper tutor with 13 years of teaching experience. He has taught at MOE schools and is well-versed in guiding students towards improving their writing and analytical skills.
Having taught students of various levels, he knows the best ways to help students in graduating classes prepare for their major exams, like the PSLE, O Levels, and A levels. He has also helped international students prepare for the AEIS exams for intake into local schools, and conducted bridging classes for students going from primary to secondary school, as well as those from secondary school to JC.
Mr Lee’s passion shines through in the classroom, and he is adept at using creative tools to engage his students in the topics and skills he is teaching. Students can expect to be involved in heavy discussions, getting lots of writing practice, and receiving personalised feedback to improve their skills.
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