Let the classroom come to you on DVD!

Christ in Education Ltd (CiE) offers a range of educational DVDs and resources for school, home-school and English Second Language (ESL) students for the following subjects:

• Maths
• Physics
• Science
• Chemistry
• Biology
• English
• Spanish

With our range of DVDs you will be able to cover complete learning units or topics in detail (Whiteboard Series), explore problem areas in depth (S.W.A.T. Series) and quickly and thoroughly revise specific learning units for exams and tests (Rapid Revision Series). Our DVDs are intentionally designed to help students achieve by offering clear and detailed explanations, carefully constructed examples and helpful and useful tips.

Benefits to Students

• Have your own knowledgeable private teacher, who you can pause, rewind, fast-forward and stop.
• Work at your own pace - if you prefer to work faster, slower or replay a topic or example, you are in complete control - just pause or skip.
• No distractions from other students - you do not have to listen to others talking or people interfering with your learning.
• Maximise your learning - you can work when you want, where you want, and for as long as you want.

Benefits to Home-School Parents

• Subjects are actively taught, reducing dependence on parents as subject matter experts - you no longer have to be an expert at all subjects your children will be studying.
• Your children gain an accepted New Zealand education - both the New Zealand NCEA and Cambridge curricula are covered.
• Lessons are delivered by a multiply qualified New Zealand trained teacher.
• Choose from different series that are targeted at specific needs: 
  • Whiteboard Series: a learning aid for complete coverage of a learning unit or topic in detail, e.g. 'Differentiation' or 'Grammar'.
  • S.W.A.T Series: for coverage of a particular problem area in depth e.g. 'Significant Figures' or 'Indices'.
  • Rapid Revision Series: a revision aid for quick and thorough revision of a learning unit in preparation for examinations and tests, e.g. 'Calculus' or 'Algebra'.