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 With the sheer number of tuition centres and tuition agencies out there that provide parents with a host of tuition options for their children, it’s easy to think that tuition is always a good idea—perhaps even the best solution that one can think of when it comes to helping their child cope w (...)

(https://www.superstarteacher.com.sg/images/onlinelessons2.jpg) Math is notoriously difficult in Singapore and that has gotten it consistent backlash from parents and students alike. In fact, the recent 2019 Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) mathematics paper has left students in tears, (...)

 News of Singapore losing the top spot to China in an international student assessment has made its rounds recently on the Internet and on social media. The Programme for International Student Assessment or PISA, a worldwide benchmarking study that measures the performance of 15-year-old studen (...)

In this post, we will be discussing the rise in demand of ad hoc tuition in Singapore, in particular for the area of Math. If you or your child feels that he or she needs additional help in certain topics in Math only, and does not see the need for tuition in other topics - you are not alone. Th (...)

Every year, Singapore puts on a festive spirit as it throws massive celebrations to usher in the Chinese New Year. As one of the city-state’s most significant holidays, the fifteen-day merriment, which signals the start of the Chinese Lunar calendar, usually announces once-a-year reunions and family (...)

Just like its southern neighbour, Malaysia is another country where tuition is increasingly seen as a daily necessity for pupils to get ahead with their studies. In Singapore, the emphasis is on the competitiveness of the educational landscape there; in Malaysia, on the other hand, tuition is se (...)

If your child is not good at Maths and is sitting for PSLE this coming year in Singapore, it is good to prepare earlier and start sourcing for Maths tuition. We all know the importance of PSLE, but also we may want to know a little more about our child’s strengths and weaknesses, especially when (...)

Keen to try out online tuition? Indeed there have been popular demand for online tuition in Singapore, according to a Straitstimes article, as parents and tutors both find it more convenient than a face-to-face session. It states that more than 15 tuition centres and private tutors have started o (...)

Selangor is Malaysia’s most developed state, having the largest economy and lowest poverty rate, as well as the largest population in the country. Therefore, what happens in Selangor can be taken as a microcosm of Malaysia itself, and tuition is no different: Most of the key players in the home (...)

Here are some of the curated price rates that we researched from Singapore tuition providers. This article is solely focused on primary math tuition in singapore only. Under primary math tuition, some companies or agencies categorize them under lower and upper primary, charging slightly different ra (...)

Culture of education in MalaysiaEducation in Malaysia is growing more and more competitive. In recent years, changes in national education policies (such as the implementation of the Dual Language Programme or DLP and the removal of the segregation system based on students’ academic performance) as (...)

Malaysian education at presentAt its best, Malaysia is an educational melting pot. As a result of its history, its school system has become a panoply of diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities. Education here is offered in different mediums of instruction (Malay, English, Mandarin, Tamil) depen (...)