Seven students from Kumon K of C passed the completer tests conducted by Kumon Philippines, Inc. (KPI) in May 2016. Two students took their completer tests on May 28 and five on May 31 at the Cebu office of KPI. The students were accompanied by Chief Instructor Dr. Elva Evasco-Auza and assistan instructors Nuova Fima Maylon and Ma Leslie Pelpinosas.
Bernard Hans Kurt Mortil, a Grade 7 student, enrolled in the math program in June 2015 with starting point B101 and finished math in 12 months. Eunice Chua, a Grade 5 student, enrolled in the math program in June 2015 with starting point B101 and finished math in 12 months. Jesse Biliran, Grade 6 student, enrolled in the math program in September 2014 with starting point of A and finished Kumon in 2.8 years. Jon Lexis Biliran, a Grade 5 student, started Kumon in September 2014 starting point of A and finished Kumon in 2.8 years.
Jeremiah Auza, a Grade 2 student, enrolled in the reading program in June 2013 with starting point of 7A and finished Kumon in 2.11 years. Peter Paul Jabines, a Grade 3 student, enrolled in the reading program with a starting point of 3A in July 2013 finished Kumon in 2.11 years. Jeorgeiann Suaffield, a Grade 7 student, enrolled in the reading program in 2014 and finished in March 2016 with a break in 2015. She only took 7 months in the reading program. Suaffield also took the Math completer test last year and was the first Math program completer from Kumon K of C.
Chief Instructor Auza said that she is proud of the achievements of her students in Kumon K of C. The three completers in the reading program also marked a milestone for Kumon K of C being the first batch of students completing the reading program. Auza said that more students will take completer tests this year. The recent increase in the enrollment will also mean that there will be more completer students next year.
The Kumon method teaches students to be independent learners which is a skill that they will continue to benefit from as they go through their academic life. The “just right” level is assessed individually and students progress through the program at their own pace. Students usually start to advance from their school level after a few months into the program. Earlier in May 2016, Kumon K of C awarded the students who belonged to the Advanced Students Honor Roll (ASHR).
To learn more about the Kumon method, contact Kumon K of C center at +63 38 4110822 during office hours or text at +639178898931.
May 2016 Kumon K of C completer students: Top L-R: Bernard Hans Kurt Mortil, Eunice Chua, Jesse Biliran, Jon Lexis Biliran Bottom L-R: Jeremiah Auza, Peter Paul Jabines, Jeorgeiann Suaffield
