PrepMate TJ Test Prep workshop during Thanksgiving Weekend

[Anonymous]

PrepMate’s TJ Test Prep Workshop 2012

PrepMate offers TJ Test Prep Workshop 2012 to help students prepare well for the TJ Test. This workshop will be an effective and ideal way to spend the Thanksgiving weekend to review and practice important exercises for TJ Test under professional guidance.

Workshop Info:

Workshop Schedule:

November 23, 24 & 25 (Fr, Sat & Sun) - 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

The students will also receive do-at-home worksheets on all days of the workshop.

Workshop Location

Best Western Hotel, 3535 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, VA 22030 - Oakton Hall

The workshop covers:

– 100 important math questions for TJ Test along with effective, time-saving strategies for the test.

– Strategies and exercises for scrambled-paragraphs and logical-reasoning questions with over 100 unpublished exercises.

- This workshop does NOT cover reading and writing, though we'll discuss some examples and strategies.

Course Material:

- 300+ math exercises in TJ-test-style.

- 50+ scrambled paragraphs.

- 50+ logical reasoning exercises.

- 2 Mini Practice Tests.

- BONUS: One full-length practice test.

(These unpublished exercises and tests are successfully used by PrepMate Learning Centers in New York for our well-known SHSAT Test Prep Courses.)

Registration

Prior registration is a must for this exclusive, limited-seats program.

Registration for this workshop will open on November 1, 2012. However, parents may pre-register now for priority registration. No payment is necessary for pre-registration.

For more info and registration: www.PrepMate.com/workshops

[Anonymous]

Everything about this is wrong. Just wrong.

You shouldn't have to prep for a test to get into TJ. That kind of b.s. is why TJ had to do so much remedial math this year.

Stop being part of the problem, OP. Cancel this monstrosity.

[Anonymous]

We don't live in VA, so TJ will never be an issue, but I feel sorry for the kids who do this. It most certainly does not sound like an "ideal" way to spend thanksgiving *vacation*.