Odyssey Math Tuition launching a free e-learning system, comprising lectures and exam papers for math students from Secondary 1 level to Junior College Year 2 in Singapore
Dec 13, 2023
As part of Odyssey Math Tuition's corporate social responsibility, the centre is making math more accessible and comprehensible to students in Singapore via its free e-learning system regardless of their educational institution or household income - making quality education free for all.
Singapore - December 13, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Odyssey Math Tuition, a leading math tuition centre in Singapore, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking product designed to transform the learning experience for students across the country. The company is now launching a free e-learning system, comprising lectures and exam papers for math students from Secondary 1 level to Junior College Year 2. The product is available under the "My Courses" collection at www.odysseymathtuition.com.
This innovative initiative is led by the agency's founder, and acclaimed Mathematics Tutor Specialist, Mr. Justin Tan. With a busy career that spans over a decade, Mr. Tan has dedicated his time and effort towards making math more accessible and comprehensible to students. He earned top marks in AE and H2 Mathematics and holds a BSc Hons (Distinction) Double Major in Applied Mathematics (Primary Major) and Economics from the National University of Singapore (NUS). These credentials reflect his passion for the subject and commitment to creating innovative methods of teaching.
Mr. Tan's vision for Odyssey Math Tuition Centre is to afford high-quality math tuition at a reasonable cost through dedicated support to his students. His mission personifies his belief that education should be inclusive - a belief that led to the development of math e-learning.
Since 2012, Mr. Tan has been providing math tuition to fund his university fees and help students improve. He understands that the intricate nature of the subject often causes students to lose interest, leading to poor performances. His experience led him to develop and fine-tune a unique teaching style that could deliver complex concepts in a simplified manner.
To augment the learning process and help students retain concepts, he created a comprehensive collection of math videos. These videos serve as a fundamental supplementary tool that is freely available to all students regardless of their educational institution or household income.
Effectively, Mr. Tan is offering every math student in Singapore an opportunity to learn Secondary and JC H2 Math anytime, anywhere, and for free.
"By offering our high-quality math videos for free, we aim to continue to aid every student in Singapore and lift some financial burden off their parents. After all, everyone should have equal access to quality education," said Mr. Tan.
For more information on the e-learning system or the work of Odyssey Math Tuition, please visit www.odysseymathtuition.com, or contact them directly via telephone at +65 8574 8255.
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About Us: Odyssey Math Tuition is a Singapore-based Educational Initiative focused on providing high-quality Math tuition. Odyssey Math is led by an accomplished Math Specialist, Mr. Justin Tan, who has devoted his career to nurturing students and making Math an approachable subject for all.
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