Maths tuition for students in Singapore
Taught to the MOE syllabus at the subject level your child actually sits, from model drawing at primary to H2 Mathematics at junior college.
The method is as examinable as the answer
Singapore mathematics is taught through a specific progression: concrete, then pictorial, then abstract. Model drawing is not a trick for weak students, it is the pictorial stage, and a child who skips it often reaches Primary 5 able to compute but unable to represent a problem they have not seen before. PSLE Paper 2 is built almost entirely from problems they have not seen before.
The scoring makes the diagnosis matter. A PSLE score is the sum of four Achievement Levels and runs from 4 to 32, with 4 the best. Moving maths from AL4 to AL3 changes the total as much as any other subject would, so the useful question in a PSLE year is which two topics are actually costing marks, not how to revise everything again.
Maths across every level group in Singapore
Tutors start from a diagnostic in the free trial, then teach what your child’s class is covering now. Examinations supported: PSLE, the Secondary Education Certificate, and H1 and H2 A Level Mathematics.
Primary 1-6
- Number and the four operations
- Model drawing and bar models
- Fractions, ratio and percentage
- Speed, rate and area
- Standard heuristics for problem sums
- PSLE Paper 1 and Paper 2 technique
- NMOS and SMOPS preparation, on request
Secondary, G1 to G3
- Algebraic manipulation and factorisation
- Linear and quadratic equations
- Functions and graphs
- Trigonometry and mensuration
- Statistics and probability
- Elementary Mathematics examination technique
- Choosing A-Math at Secondary 3
Additional Mathematics
- Surds, indices and logarithms
- Polynomials and partial fractions
- Differentiation and applications
- Integration and areas
- Trigonometric identities and R-formula
- Coordinate geometry and circles
- The bridge to H2 Mathematics
Junior college, H1 and H2
- Functions and graphing techniques
- Calculus: techniques and applications
- Sequences, series and induction
- Vectors and three-dimensional geometry
- Complex numbers
- Statistics, distributions and hypothesis testing
- H2 as a university prerequisite
The real problem is rarely more practice
"She can calculate but cannot start a problem sum."
That is a representation gap, not an arithmetic one. The fix is model drawing and the standard heuristics taught explicitly, so an unfamiliar problem has a starting move rather than needing inspiration.
"He takes maths at G3 and science at G2."
Which is exactly why we ask for the subject level before matching a tutor. Under Full Subject-Based Banding the two are taught at their own levels, not at an average of them.
"A-Math is much harder than E-Math for him."
They fail for different reasons. A-Math assumes algebraic fluency that E-Math does not require, so A-Math trouble is usually algebra trouble surfacing late. They are taught by different specialists here.
"PSLE is next year and everything needs revising."
It rarely does. The first sessions are diagnostic, because lifting one weak subject by an Achievement Level moves the total more than a broad revision programme across all four.
Teaching live online since 2010.
Every figure below comes from our own class records and can be verified on request.
How tuition runs for Singapore families
MOE syllabus at your child’s subject level, scheduled in Singapore time.
Free trial class
A real lesson with a subject specialist, and a read on which topics are genuinely weak rather than which ones feel hard.
Subject level check
We confirm the level your child takes each subject at, so the material is pitched where they are actually assessed.
Weekly slot in Singapore time
After school and weekends in SGT, with the same tutor each week.
Timed to the school’s own assessments
Parent-teacher meetings planned around the weighted assessments rather than arriving after them, with one on demand whenever you ask.
The same approach applies to every subject: our coaching methodology explains how a lesson is planned, marked and followed up. You can also see everything we teach in Singapore or read reviews from parents.
What families say about maths
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Pitched at the subject level your child actually sits
One lesson with a subject specialist at the right G level, then a discussion of which topics are genuinely weak.
- Free, with no obligation
- MOE syllabus at G1, G2 or G3
- Diagnostic, not general revision
Clear answers before you start
Do you follow the MOE syllabus?
Do you teach model drawing and heuristics?
How is PSLE scored now?
Do you teach both E-Math and A-Math?
What happens to the O-Level?
Is a calculator allowed at PSLE?
Should my child take Additional Mathematics?
My child takes Foundation Mathematics. Can you still help?
Do you prepare for the maths olympiads?
Is tuition one to one?
When do classes run?
What if we need to miss a class?
How do we see progress?
What do we need at home?
Book a free maths trial class.
Tell us your child's year group and what they are finding difficult. The last field matters most: a specific worry produces a better tutor match than a subject name.
- A live lesson, not a sales call
- A discussion of the curriculum and your expectations afterwards
- No card details, and nothing starts automatically
Request received
An advisor will email you to confirm a time in your time zone, usually within one working day.