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  • Multimedia Online Tuition Class

    At onlinetuitionclass.com, we pride ourselves on bringing you the best technology to guide your child to success in education.  We provide classes ranging from Math to Coding class. In the month of July and August enjoy a 15% rebate for all our classes. IGCSE ONLINE TUTORING The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is…

  • Earth Solstice : Online Sciecne Class

    Earth Solstice  : Online Sciecne Class

    A simple reason why the Northern Pole experiences longer daytime in June compared to December. It is all about the earth’s rotation. Looking at the diagram below, you will understand that the earth rotates on its axis tilted at about 23.44°. In conclusion, there are 2 solstices in a year (June Solstice and December Solstice)…

  • [SOLVED] How do I cancel my tutor?

    [SOLVED] How do I cancel my tutor?

    If parents or students are unhappy with the tutor, you can request cancellation after the first class. We will refund partial payment based on the fees of the class. There are many reasons why you may want to cancel class There is no chemistry between the teacher and the student There is a big gap…

  • Online Tuition Class Math: Number of Diagonals in a Polygon

    Online Tuition Class Math: Number of Diagonals in a Polygon

    Here is the formula to find the number of diagonals in a polygon. We can calculate the number of diagonals if we have the number of sides of a polygon. The formula only works for regular polygons.  

  • Life Cycle of Star : Online Physics Class

    Life Cycle of Star : Online Physics Class

    The life cycle of the Star/Sun starts from nebulae (consisting of gas and dust). All stars start from a cluster of gas and dust but as gravity pulls all the gas and dust, a protostar will start to form. Protostar The stage where clusters of gas and dust gather and pull together. Temperature increases as…

  • Concave and Convex Ray Diagram: Online IGCSE Physics Class

    Concave and Convex Ray Diagram: Online IGCSE Physics Class

    Concave and Convex Ray Diagram Understand the concept of a ray diagram in a convex and concave lens. By being able to draw the ray diagram, students can understand the characteristics of the ray. The position of the object will tell whether the image formed (Real/ Virtual, Inverter/Upright and Magnified/Diminished) Ray Diagrams for Convex Lens…

  • Online Tuition Chemistry

    Online Tuition Chemistry

    We will be using the Miro board to guide students who are keen to take online tuition classes. Our chemistry class is fun and exciting!! Students will have a chance to answer past year exam papers with real live tutoring. Your teacher will be just beside you to guide you through your exam questions. Look…

  • Circle Theorem: Online IGCSE Math Class

    Circle Theorem: Online IGCSE Math Class

    Important theorems for circle. The properties of processes provide an understanding of angles generated in the coils. Here are the 8 theorems Alternate segment circle theorem. The angle at the centre circle theorem. Angles in the same segment circle theorem. Angle in a semi-circle theorem. Chord circle theorem. Tangent circle theorem. Cyclic quadrilateral circle theorem.…

  • Online Tuition Class

    Online Tuition Class

    When it comes to online tuition classes, Edunovice Penang provides the best online tuition classes in Malaysia. Our tutors are overqualified tutors with many years of teaching experience  Edunovice provides online academic tracking, thus giving students the advantage of tracking their progress. It is important to keep track of their progress to ensure continuous improvement.…

  • Electricity Calculation: Online IGCSE Phyics Class

    Electricity Calculation: Online IGCSE Phyics Class

    Calculating Wat in the Electrical Consumption The applications below are used in households. Find the amount of kWh usage for 5 hours. Give your Question 1: How much electrical energy in joules does a 100W lamp transfer in 1-second 5 seconds 1-minute Solution a) 1600 x 1 = 100J b) 100 x 5 = 500J…