Study weekends CE1D
To prepare for the CE1D (second session, organised by your child's school) in the best possible way, we offer intensive CE1D revision weekends.
These 'CE1D' weekends are organised in our offices in Etterbeek and Louvain-la-Neuve, as desired. A distance learning formula is also available. Each working day starts at 9 am and ends at 4 pm. Don't worry: there will be a one-hour lunch break at midday 😉 as well as short breaks to air out the working sessions. Dates: 20-21 May 2023, 27-28-29 May 2023, 3-4 June 2023 and 10-11 June 2023. Request for information
The aim is to help your child reach the level of passing the different CE1D tests in the second session: CE1D Math, CE1D Science, CE1D French, CE1D Dutch or English. In this respect, his or her current knowledge is tested at the beginning of the first weekend, in order to identify the areas to be worked on with him or her, and then to actively consolidate and complete this knowledge. This is done through individual coaching.
The trainers are selected for their dynamism and pedagogy.
Contact: Mr François Simon on +32 494 08 37 97.
Objectives:
In summary, the aim of the CE1D weekends is to :
- Finalise in-depth understanding
- Making full days of study profitable in the run-up to CE1d maths, CE1d science, CE1d French, CE1d Dutch or English
- Refine the working method in a targeted way
- Test and validate assimilation (math, science, French, modern languages)
- The study period is considered as a complement to the School supportbut without the need to link the two services
The ce1d Cogito weekend in 4 words:
- Method
- Review
- Anticipate
- Aiming for success!
2-4 days of concentrated virtuous study for all students
Every student on a ce1d weekend goes home having made progress: ce1d math, ce1d science, ce1d French, ce1d Dutch or English (your choice)
Preparation of the CE1D
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