@eagle: then for foreign student, there is no way to earn money
by being a committed part-time tutor?
and yes, I do know that the style of how the question is out in
exam can be different in different places, but the knowledge is
always similar, if not same.
or else, how can outstanding foreign student get into the
university in other countries, e.g. Singapore, in the first place?
the knowledge they learn is applicable here and the standard they
have is okay too: at least the university agrees that the knowledge
foreign students learn is enough to get into the university. I am
just having this as my own belief and thinking that I should be
able to give tuition too.
and also, some foreign students even can get into MOE and become
a teacher without being familiar with the Singapore syllabus
beforehand.
@SBS2601D: Bo bian one. I am not really experienced and also not
having any experience in Singapore's education system.
(and since a lot of jobs that sound a little easy also don't
want foreign student, I think I should just try to be a tutor
then.)
