AP Preparatory Class
Suitable for students in grades 8-10 with a strong foundation.
Following the BC curriculum, it consolidates the necessary prerequisite knowledge before embarking on formal AP courses. It serves as a bridge to the subsequent official AP curriculum, allowing students to experience the AP style in advance and make more informed choices for AP courses and career planning.
Learn about AP
Advanced Placement (AP), also known as College Preparatory Program, is a high school pre-university program sponsored and authorized by the College Board in the United States and Canada, among other countries. There are currently 38 subjects available for study.
Certified by the British Columbia Ministry of Education, with professionally reliable course content.
The course software is compatible with multiple platform devices, allowing you to connect and attend classes anytime, anywhere.
Small class with six students, diverse classroom content, and active interaction between teachers and students.
Comprehensive Course Planning
Two hours provided every day after school, offering review of daily homework and summarization of key concepts, comprehensively assessing the understanding of the learned content.
Featuring the most comprehensive local curriculum and knowledge point database, abundant teaching resources, led by subject experts, and examiners providing specialized guidance for academic advancement and exams
Through the analysis of a large number of sample questions, we summarize common question types in exams, providing students with efficient problem-solving strategies and unique approaches.
What is AP
The AP program is designed as a college preparatory curriculum for high school students. Introducing high school students to college-level courses in advance serves as the optimal transition from high school to college. Initially offered by The College Board in the United States as college courses and exams taught in high schools, it is known as the 'Advanced Placement Program' and 'AP Courses.' Later, it has also been adopted by universities in Canada and the United Kingdom.
Why study AP
Competitiveness for further studies
Showcasing students' professional interests, exploration processes, and academic outputs to enhance competitiveness.
Capacity development
Advance learning of introductory content for college majors, facilitating the transition to higher education and reducing the dropout rate in freshman courses.
future plan
Scoring 4-5 on AP courses allows for the potential exchange of college credits based on university policies.
Features of TRNT Education AP Course
Integrating with the BC curriculum, advanced learning, solidifying foundations, gaining a preview of university majors, and fostering critical thinking.
Specialized AP instructors, engaging teaching methods, tackling challenging topics, monitoring learning progress, ensuring the quality of education.
Tailored teaching, scientific assessment and grouping, cultivating interests, guiding future development directions.
AP Preparatory Class
The syllabus for grades 11-12, combined with AP focus, advanced learning
AP Chemistry Preparatory Class
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This preparatory class condenses the teaching syllabus for Chemistry in grades 11 and 12 in British Columbia. The emphasis is on foundational concepts required for AP Chemistry, giving students a head start over their peers.
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It covers important topics such as moles, acid-base reactions, buffer solutions, and more.
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Includes extracurricular Ed-puzzle fun laboratory guidance, learning real-world scientific experiment processes (rich course activity arrangements).
AP Calculus Preparatory Class
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This preparatory class condenses the teaching syllabus for Pre-Calculus in grades 11 and 12 in British Columbia. The emphasis is on foundational concepts required for AP Pre-Calculus.
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It covers important topics such as trigonometric functions, polynomials, exponentials, logarithms, and more.
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If you want to have an edge in calculus, preparing for Pre-Calculus is the key to laying a solid foundation!
AP Biology Preparatory Class
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This preparatory class condenses the teaching syllabus for Biology in grades 11 and 12 in British Columbia. The emphasis is on foundational concepts required for AP Biology.
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It covers important topics such as eukaryotic cells, prokaryotic cells, phylogenetics, and dynamic equilibrium in the body.
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AP Biology is an essential course for anyone aiming to enter undergraduate science programs. Only by achieving a good score in AP Biology can a solid foundation be laid for university-level science studies.
AP Physics Preparatory Class
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This preparatory class condenses the teaching syllabus for Physics in grades 11 and 12 in British Columbia. The emphasis is on foundational concepts required for AP Physics.
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It covers important topics such as kinematics, dynamics, gravitational fields, and more.
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Mastering this course not only allows students to achieve good results in AP Physics but also cultivates the essential physics thinking needed for university physics. It lays a foundation for university-level physics studies, facilitating a smoother transition to the challenges of college-level physics.
AP Literature Preparatory Class
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Compensates for the lack of sufficient literary reading in the teaching syllabus of the British Columbia province.
AP basic class
AP Macroeconomics Fundamentals
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While macroeconomics is generally considered more accessible than microeconomics and requires less calculus knowledge, many students still find it challenging in university economics courses because the thinking required in economics differs significantly from high school.
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Students who take the preparatory class will establish a macroeconomic perspective and economic thinking earlier. The preparatory class focuses on key concepts in AP Economics such as the Consumer Price Index, inflation, short-run/long-run aggregate supply curves, and fiscal policy.
AP Microeconomics Fundamentals
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Students who take the preparatory class can experience the essence of microeconomics ahead of their peers, providing more time to explore and adapt to economics. This allows for a more informed decision on whether to invest more time and money in studying economics extensively when entering university, as economics is one of the subjects where it is easy to lose points in exams.
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The preparatory class focuses on key concepts in AP Economics such as utility maximization, demand price elasticity, and more.
AP Psychology Fundamentals
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Psychology is a highly interdisciplinary subject that combines knowledge from both the humanities and sciences. Students who take this preparatory class can get an early feel for how the human brain and consciousness operate, and they can apply the knowledge and skills learned to various aspects of life.
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The preparatory class focuses on key concepts in AP Psychology such as consciousness, cognition, intelligence, and more.