JoelFilling
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Hi hi i need some constructive advices for my life ahead.
I didn't do well for o-levels last year , so I'm retaking o levels this year , but the o level classes i am attending wouldn't be deferring ns for me since it's a part time course instead of a full-time course. So in order to find ways to defer , i got myself into ITE into a course which exhausts so much time leaving no time for any o level revision. I'm wondering if i should withdraw from ite and concentrate solely on o levels instead. I'm feeling quite stressed because i can't afford any more time to study for o levels after school at ite . My ite schedule starts at 8 and ends at 5 almost everyday , and o level classes starting at 6 in the evening . So i don't really have time to study for all subjects given my limited time . I just want to ask whether is it feasible if i withdraw from ite to focus on o levels and considering other factors like national service and self worth issues studying in a school i don't like.
I didn't do well for o-levels last year , so I'm retaking o levels this year , but the o level classes i am attending wouldn't be deferring ns for me since it's a part time course instead of a full-time course. So in order to find ways to defer , i got myself into ITE into a course which exhausts so much time leaving no time for any o level revision. I'm wondering if i should withdraw from ite and concentrate solely on o levels instead. I'm feeling quite stressed because i can't afford any more time to study for o levels after school at ite . My ite schedule starts at 8 and ends at 5 almost everyday , and o level classes starting at 6 in the evening . So i don't really have time to study for all subjects given my limited time . I just want to ask whether is it feasible if i withdraw from ite to focus on o levels and considering other factors like national service and self worth issues studying in a school i don't like.

