About Singapore Zero Level, Singapore O Level

It is equivalent to the high school entrance examination, and if you are good at English, tens of thousands a year.

Uh, o-level is not very difficult, it is probably about the level of level 4, but the focus is not very different, you can be here only one or two years of preparatory course...

O-Level alone doesn't do much ...

In China, it is only a single certificate, if you are not planning to study here, it is recommended not to take the test.

O Level is Singapore's lower secondary school leaving examination. If you pass, you can go to a polytechnic in Singapore. However, O Level is very difficult for Chinese students who are very poor in English.

If it's just O level, it's useless in China.

The Singapore O-level exam is similar to China's high school entrance examination, except that the O-level exam is all in English and answered, and poor English is a common problem among Chinese students, so students need to take a one-year O-level preparatory course first. Then go to the exam.

Passing the o-level examination can lead to admission to Singapore's public high schools or Singapore's five polytechnics, private universities, etc., and the results are globally recognized.

Singapore's O-level examinations are mainly for admission to five polytechnics.

English, Chinese, Mathematics, Science (Physical Chemistry), Humanities (Geography and History), etc. Choose at least four of them. English, Chinese, Mathematics, and Humanities (Geography and History) are compulsory subjects.

Because this exam is equivalent to the graduation exam for secondary school students in Singapore, speaking of the difficulty of the exam, for Chinese students who have received 9 years of education, Chinese is an existing advantage, and other subjects as long as they are relatively remedial and grasp the study of English, the certainty of success is very high.

2 compulsory subjects: English and Mathematics, optional subjects: 3.

Apply for Business: Compulsory Courses (English, Mathematics), Elective Courses (Chinese, Accounting, Business Accounting)Apply for Science: Compulsory Courses (English, Mathematics), Elective Courses (Chinese, Physics, Business Accounting)5"o"How are the level exams scored?

A 9-point scale is divided into: A1, A2, B3, B4, C5, C6, D7, D8, E9, with 1 point for the best and 9 points for the worst. The smaller the "o" level score, the better, and each course is scored based on:

A1=1 point A2=2 points B3=3 points B4=4 points C5=5 points C6=6 points D7=7 points D8=8 points A1 is the best, D8 is the worst F9=9 points are failing. Students with an English score of D7 or less and an overall score of 18 or less in the "O" Level UEC will have the opportunity to be admitted to five ** polytechnicsStudents with an English score of C6 or less and an overall score of less than 15 in the UEC will have the opportunity to be admitted to 14 ** junior colleges (pre-university courses) in Singapore, and will be admitted to ** universities in Singapore after two years of study.