The GMAT is the admissions test
used by most MBA programs throughout the world. It plays a major part
in the admissions process: in many cases, it's the second most important
factor next to undergraduate grades. Fortunately, there's a lot you can
do to improve your GMAT score. At 
,
we have the best GMAT courses in Hong Kong.
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What do you teach in your GMAT courses?
At
we have the only GMAT course in Hong Kong designed specifically for Hong
Kong students. We write our materials so that they thoroughly cover the
difficulties that many Hong Kong students have with the English on the
GMAT as well as provide students with solutions for the most challenging
math problems.
First, we give our students an extensive list of GMAT grammar rules and
reading techniques for solving the Verbal questions on the GMAT. Next,
we teach the specific techniques for tackling the Sentence Corrections,
Critical Reading and Reading Comprehension questions. Finally, we break
the class up into smaller groups for drills to help students with both
grammar and reasoning.
For the math, we start out by reviewing the basic math tested on the GMAT.
Then, we teach the techniques that allow students to quickly solve the
challenging Problem Solving and Data Suffiency problems. Finally, we give
students drills with some of the most difficult math problems on the GMAT
and time them to chart their progress and help them improve.
Most importantly, we teach our students test-taking techniques that give
them an advantage over other students and therefore allow them to get
a better score on their GMAT.
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Who teaches your GMAT courses?
At ,
we know that the most important part of our course is the instructor.
So, when you join an
course, we want you to know you are getting one of the best instructors
around. That's why all of our teachers have at least two years teaching
experience, including Peter Liu and
Ben Sloan who have over
13 years combined experience teaching Hong Kong
and American students. For over four years, Peter and Ben have been helping
Hong Kong students prepare for their SAT, SSAT, TOEFL and GMAT tests.
If you have friends who have taken test preparation courses in Hong Kong,
then you likely have a friend who has been taught by one of these experts.
Click on one of the links on the left to find out which upcoming courses
Peter and Ben are teaching.
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What is the syllabus for your GMAT Verbal courses?
| Class 1 | Introduction
to the GMAT & Adaptive Testing Basic Grammar |
| Class 2 | Sentence
Correction I: Subjects & Verbs Critical Reasoning I: Conclusions & Assumptions |
| Class 3 | Reading
Comprehension I: Basic Reading Strategies |
| Class 4 | Sentence
Correction II: Nouns & Pronouns Critical Reasoning II: Weakening & Strengthening |
| Class 5 | Reading
Comprehension II: Advanced Reading Strategies & POE |
| Class 6 | Sentence
Correction III: Verb Tenses Critical Reasoning II: Inferences and Paradoxes |
| Class 7 | The Essays: Analysis of an Issue Analysis of an Argument |
| Class 8 | Review |
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What is the syllabus for your GMAT Math courses?
| Class 1 | Introduction
to the GMAT & Adaptive Testing Math Fundamentals |
| Class 2 | Data Suffiency & Problem Solving |
| Class 3 | Algebra, Plugging In & Backsolving |
| Class 4 | Ratios, Percents & Functions |
| Class 5 | Statistics: Mean, Median, Mode & Standard Deviation |
| Class 6 | Probability
& Groups Permuations and Combinations |
| Class 7 | Geometry: Angles & Lenths Circles & Polygons |
| Class 8 | Review |
Contact
Room 2310 Island Place Tower
510 King's Road
North Point, Hong Kong
Come visit us at our office. We'd love to meet you
and
talk to you about getting into a top American University
Telephone: (852) 2135-6080
Fax: (852) 2135-6079
E-mail: americaprep@aol.com
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