Hello! It's such an inspiration to see someone aceing IGCSE and I'm starting my IGCSE o level in 2 months in IIP. But may I know where u find ur past papers, maybe the the of the shop u got it from or websites u found them from and what was ur average self study hour aday? Tysm. And could u give advice on how u ACED A maths and such because I dont really know how exactly I should revise maths. THANK U SO MUCH 😁. One last question which university did u intend to join now or perhaps afer ur A levels? P.S Im sry if I'm asking way too much questions. I REALLY REALLY look up to u💪
Hii! I'm glad I was able to inspire you!! For the physical past papers I just used the ones the school gave and for the pdfs, I used the website called "edupaperstore". For the self-study time, I approximately studied around 3 hours at the start of the semester but near the finals, I studied the whole day. What I mean is I just study, take a break, and then study again on loop. For amaths tips, I actually wrote a post on Facebook so you can check it out there! My facebook page is "Heather's journal". For the university, I'm still not quite sure yet so still thinking about it~ I hope these help!
Hii , I wanna take your advice on this so basically i took ICT this year but i still didnt take the exam, honestly I loved ICT and a lot of ppl say that CS is harder and some say its easier. I wanna take CS but i am scared since it depends on programming.
OOh I see! I actually talked about it in this video at 2:58 but I haven't taken ICT before so I'm not sure but my friends who've taken both of them say that CS is easier. For ICT you have to memorize a lot more than CS but CS is not as hard to memorize compared to ICT I heard. But you do have to write codes for CS.
Geuine Inquiry! i hope you can help me with this🙏🏻 How does one start on pursuing Igcse? How long does it really take on average to finally have a diploma of their own? is it within a span of 2-8 months or years even? and lastly how much is the estimate sum total the covers all the expenses of the courses you have to take? ( in kyats ) i have googled most but the response are vaired, so i figured anecdotes are much safer to take at face-value
Hello! For the first question, I would say you first enroll in a school for it or you could attend classes from individual tutors but I don't really recommend self studying. Everyone is different but for me, it took 1 years and a half to finish O levels. And another thing is IGCSE O level isn't exactly a diploma, it's just a certificate for finishing secondary education in this case. Some people may also take 2 years to finish preparing for O levels finals. The estimate cost would be around 15000000 in kyats (thein 150) if you add the exam fees too but it varies depending on how many subjects you take and the school you goes to. I hope this answered your questions!
I'm also 15 and I joined O Level course in EGI like a week ago. I missed the first week of the course cuz of personal problems. But anyways, I would like your advice on this. The subjects I'm taking rn are: ESL Maths B Chemistry Physics Business ICT Chemistry is a bit more difficult for me to catch up on since I missed a week of lecture. It's been a bit confusing and really hard for me. Personally, I would like to replace Chem with another subject. I am more interested in technology, so I also want to take up CS alongside with ICT. I kinda wanna remove Chem and replace it with any other subject really. I'm good at English but I'm weaker on the Maths part. I either wanna replace Chem with CS or A Maths. I would like your opinion on this. Like if Chem is essenti or not, will it be ok if it replace it?
Hello! So the subjects actually depend on which career you want to go. But I think a maths is best to take regardless of your career choice. A maths is sort of essential if you want to do well in university even if you're not getting a career where maths is involved. So I advise taking amaths. For chemistry, you won't need it if you don't plan on getting a career in bio, or chemistry so you couldn replace it if that's the case. I'm not sure if you want to take up CS or not but if possible you should absolutely take up amaths. Hope this helped!
I'm glad you found it helpful! In my opinion, a month should be enough to get A* if you did a lot of past papers already while you were doing your IGCSE and studied regularly. However, I advise you to try doing a past paper (timed) and see how much marks you get. Based on that, you can see if you're doing well or not and you can emphasize more on CS if you didn't get the marks you want~ Hope this helped!
Hello! It's such an inspiration to see someone aceing IGCSE and I'm starting my IGCSE o level in 2 months in IIP. But may I know
where u find ur past papers, maybe the the of the shop u got it from or websites u found them from and what was ur average self study hour aday? Tysm. And
could u give advice on how u ACED A maths and such because I dont really know how exactly I should revise maths. THANK U SO MUCH 😁. One last question
which university did u intend to join now or perhaps afer ur A levels?
P.S Im sry if I'm asking way too much questions. I REALLY REALLY look up to u💪
Hii! I'm glad I was able to inspire you!!
For the physical past papers I just used the ones the school gave and for the pdfs, I used the website called "edupaperstore". For the self-study time, I approximately studied around 3 hours at the start of the semester but near the finals, I studied the whole day. What I mean is I just study, take a break, and then study again on loop.
For amaths tips, I actually wrote a post on Facebook so you can check it out there! My facebook page is "Heather's journal". For the university, I'm still not quite sure yet so still thinking about it~
I hope these help!
Tysm! Best of luck for A levels
Hii , I wanna take your advice on this so basically i took ICT this year but i still didnt take the exam, honestly I loved ICT and a lot of ppl say that CS is harder and some say its easier. I wanna take CS but i am scared since it depends on programming.
OOh I see! I actually talked about it in this video at 2:58 but I haven't taken ICT before so I'm not sure but my friends who've taken both of them say that CS is easier. For ICT you have to memorize a lot more than CS but CS is not as hard to memorize compared to ICT I heard. But you do have to write codes for CS.
Okay thank you so much. I felt soo motivated to take CS after reading your comment :)@@itsonlyheather 💖
hello may i whether you memorize all definitions and how all input/output devices work? Cause I am having hard time memorizing all those things
@@Marlo69860 I did memorize everything but I think input/output devices are not that necessary to learn for definitions.
Do you have any websites or notes for cs? and I want to know how you overcome your exam stress!! I am dying with cs help TwT
Yes, actually I've mentioned them in my video and I have the links you can check out in my description~
Geuine Inquiry! i hope you can help me with this🙏🏻
How does one start on pursuing Igcse?
How long does it really take on average to finally have a diploma of their own? is it within a span of 2-8 months or years even?
and lastly how much is the estimate sum total the covers all the expenses of the courses you have to take? ( in kyats )
i have googled most but the response are vaired, so i figured anecdotes are much safer to take at face-value
Hello!
For the first question, I would say you first enroll in a school for it or you could attend classes from individual tutors but I don't really recommend self studying.
Everyone is different but for me, it took 1 years and a half to finish O levels. And another thing is IGCSE O level isn't exactly a diploma, it's just a certificate for finishing secondary education in this case. Some people may also take 2 years to finish preparing for O levels finals.
The estimate cost would be around 15000000 in kyats (thein 150) if you add the exam fees too but it varies depending on how many subjects you take and the school you goes to.
I hope this answered your questions!
hi Im doing CS and I wanna know which flashcards of CS you used in quizlet
I used the flashcards I made by myself! I'll put the link in my description~
I'm also 15 and I joined O Level course in EGI like a week ago. I missed the first week of the course cuz of personal problems. But anyways, I would like your advice on this. The subjects I'm taking rn are:
ESL
Maths B
Chemistry
Physics
Business
ICT
Chemistry is a bit more difficult for me to catch up on since I missed a week of lecture. It's been a bit confusing and really hard for me. Personally, I would like to replace Chem with another subject. I am more interested in technology, so I also want to take up CS alongside with ICT. I kinda wanna remove Chem and replace it with any other subject really. I'm good at English but I'm weaker on the Maths part. I either wanna replace Chem with CS or A Maths. I would like your opinion on this. Like if Chem is essenti or not, will it be ok if it replace it?
Hello! So the subjects actually depend on which career you want to go. But I think a maths is best to take regardless of your career choice. A maths is sort of essential if you want to do well in university even if you're not getting a career where maths is involved. So I advise taking amaths.
For chemistry, you won't need it if you don't plan on getting a career in bio, or chemistry so you couldn replace it if that's the case.
I'm not sure if you want to take up CS or not but if possible you should absolutely take up amaths.
Hope this helped!
@@itsonlyheather Thanks for the help!
hii! this video was soo helpful
I'm glad you found it helpful! In my opinion, a month should be enough to get A* if you did a lot of past papers already while you were doing your IGCSE and studied regularly. However, I advise you to try doing a past paper (timed) and see how much marks you get. Based on that, you can see if you're doing well or not and you can emphasize more on CS if you didn't get the marks you want~
Hope this helped!
@@itsonlyheather thank you sm!! I'll definitely try doing a timed paper and see how I do. once again, thank u!
Do you recommend using online notes to study?
Yes, absolutely! Most of them are extremely useful
May I know where to find online notes?
What school do you attend?what is your age?
I go to IIP and I'm 15 years old right now!
@@itsonlyheather I am 18 but I want to learn IGCSE although I am too late.
@@Suu772Ooh no! It's not too late to start, don't worry!!
@@itsonlyheatherThank you for encouraging me.
is this edexcel
Nope, it's CIE
tysm for this
no problem!!
IT field ko twr chn yin IGCSE O level mr bl subs twy ko yu ya m ll Heather pls answer it
@@JennisHan-q3y Both Amaths and emaths, CS and ICT is a must!
Crush ko chit py mel ll thu yone kyi pho bl lo lote ya ma ll pyw oya own😢
past paper bl loh shr ya ma ll
@@maskedwizard2987 You can use websites like “GCE guide”