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Our 'high tech' examination cheating made it to BBC News
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There's nothing high tech about this pls....
A concealed earpiece is like 90s technology. It was cool like maybe 20 years ago!
What's the most idiotic part is why they even bother helping an ah tiong who is so bad in English that they need to spell out the letters of a word to help him cheat. Can u imagine...
Cheating tuition agency: "Psstt..... the answer is apple!"
Ah Tiong gong cheebye student: "AR par?! 你在说什么？"
Cheating tuition agency: "Fucking hell, just follow what i spell out la, u cheebye! A.... P..... P.....L......E"
Student says he surrendered decoy phone before exam
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Zeus Education Centre's principal Poh Yuan Nie (above), also known as Pony Poh, and two tutors from the centre are accused of helping six Chinese national students cheat in the exam in 2016. ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
PUBLISHED
APR 20, 2018, 5:00 AM SGT
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Tuition centre provided phone, says Chinese national, who smuggled another with Bluetooth devices into hall
Shaffiq Idris Alkhatib
In an attempt to throw off the invigilators, one of the students involved in the O-level cheating case surrendered a decoy phone at the examination centre before the start of five separate papers he took.
Chinese national Zhou Zice, 17, testified in court yesterday that Zeus Education Centre in Tampines Street 34 had provided the phone.
Zhou said that after giving up the phone, he smuggled into the exam hall another carefully concealed mobile phone attached to Bluetooth devices, which included skin-coloured earphones he wore. He received help with his exam papers through the earphones.
Zeus' principal, Poh Yuan Nie, 52, and two tutors from the centre are accused of helping Zhou and five other Chinese national students cheat in the exam in 2016.
Poh Yuan Nie, also known as Pony Poh, her niece Fiona Poh Min, 30, and Chinese national Feng Riwen, 25, each face 27 cheating charges.
Zhou, who sat his science practical paper on Oct 19, 2016, told District Judge Chay Yuen Fatt that he could not understand the questions which were in English. But he had the answers fed to him through the devices. Zhou said this in response to questions by Feng's lawyer, Mr James Chai.
"I only received one call but that one call provided me the answers for all the questions... I don't know if the answers were correct, I simply wrote them down," Zhou added.
The teenager testified that when he could not hear clearly, he would signal this by coughing. He said: "The answers were given to me in a mixture of English and Mandarin... They would read out each word one by one and spell each word for me."
ANSWERS FED TO HIM
I only received one call but that one call provided me the answers for all the questions... I don't know if the answers were correct, I simply wrote them down.
CHINESE NATIONAL ZHOU ZICE, 17, on getting help with his exam papers through the carefully concealed devices.
Zhou also sat a mathematics paper later that month.
When Mr Chai suggested that his client did not provide him with any answers for the mathematics paper, the teenager replied: "I disagree. There is a possibility."
On Monday, one of Zeus' tutors confessed to her role in the same elaborate plot to remotely feed exam answers to the six private candidate students. Singaporean Tan Jia Yan, 32, had a camera phone stuck to her chest, concealed under her clothes. Taking the exam as a private candidate, she used FaceTime to beam images of the paper to her accomplices at Zeus.
The accomplices then supplied the answers to the students.
The six students embroiled in the exams cheating scandal were referred to Zeus by a Chinese national, Mr Dong Xin, 30.
Tan, who pleaded guilty to 27 cheating charges, will be back in court on May 15.
The pre-trial conference for the cases involving Feng, Poh Yuan Nie and Fiona Poh will take place on April 26.
A concealed earpiece is like 90s technology. It was cool like maybe 20 years ago!
What's the most idiotic part is why they even bother helping an ah tiong who is so bad in English that they need to spell out the letters of a word to help him cheat. Can u imagine...
Cheating tuition agency: "Psstt..... the answer is apple!"
Ah Tiong gong cheebye student: "AR par?! 你在说什么？"
Cheating tuition agency: "Fucking hell, just follow what i spell out la, u cheebye! A.... P..... P.....L......E"
Student says he surrendered decoy phone before exam
1 of 4
Zeus Education Centre's principal Poh Yuan Nie (above), also known as Pony Poh, and two tutors from the centre are accused of helping six Chinese national students cheat in the exam in 2016. ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
PUBLISHED
APR 20, 2018, 5:00 AM SGT
FACEBOOKTWITTER
Tuition centre provided phone, says Chinese national, who smuggled another with Bluetooth devices into hall
Shaffiq Idris Alkhatib
In an attempt to throw off the invigilators, one of the students involved in the O-level cheating case surrendered a decoy phone at the examination centre before the start of five separate papers he took.
Chinese national Zhou Zice, 17, testified in court yesterday that Zeus Education Centre in Tampines Street 34 had provided the phone.
Zhou said that after giving up the phone, he smuggled into the exam hall another carefully concealed mobile phone attached to Bluetooth devices, which included skin-coloured earphones he wore. He received help with his exam papers through the earphones.
Zeus' principal, Poh Yuan Nie, 52, and two tutors from the centre are accused of helping Zhou and five other Chinese national students cheat in the exam in 2016.
Poh Yuan Nie, also known as Pony Poh, her niece Fiona Poh Min, 30, and Chinese national Feng Riwen, 25, each face 27 cheating charges.
Zhou, who sat his science practical paper on Oct 19, 2016, told District Judge Chay Yuen Fatt that he could not understand the questions which were in English. But he had the answers fed to him through the devices. Zhou said this in response to questions by Feng's lawyer, Mr James Chai.
"I only received one call but that one call provided me the answers for all the questions... I don't know if the answers were correct, I simply wrote them down," Zhou added.
The teenager testified that when he could not hear clearly, he would signal this by coughing. He said: "The answers were given to me in a mixture of English and Mandarin... They would read out each word one by one and spell each word for me."
ANSWERS FED TO HIM
I only received one call but that one call provided me the answers for all the questions... I don't know if the answers were correct, I simply wrote them down.
CHINESE NATIONAL ZHOU ZICE, 17, on getting help with his exam papers through the carefully concealed devices.
Zhou also sat a mathematics paper later that month.
When Mr Chai suggested that his client did not provide him with any answers for the mathematics paper, the teenager replied: "I disagree. There is a possibility."
On Monday, one of Zeus' tutors confessed to her role in the same elaborate plot to remotely feed exam answers to the six private candidate students. Singaporean Tan Jia Yan, 32, had a camera phone stuck to her chest, concealed under her clothes. Taking the exam as a private candidate, she used FaceTime to beam images of the paper to her accomplices at Zeus.
The accomplices then supplied the answers to the students.
The six students embroiled in the exams cheating scandal were referred to Zeus by a Chinese national, Mr Dong Xin, 30.
Tan, who pleaded guilty to 27 cheating charges, will be back in court on May 15.
The pre-trial conference for the cases involving Feng, Poh Yuan Nie and Fiona Poh will take place on April 26.
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