Recommended Tuition Centres in Singapore: 17 Verified Picks

AGrader runs about 20 branches across Singapore, from Admiralty and Yishun to Tampines and Tiong Bahru. Registration for the 2027 academic year is open. The website lists a trial offer of 4 lessons from $99. Check with the centre for current terms.

AGrader also runs short holiday programmes, such as a P4 and P5 programme from 12 to 14 October 2026.

Debbie’s Learning Cove focuses only on mathematics for upper secondary, IP and JC students. Lessons are taught by founder Mrs Debbie Wong. She holds a First Class Honours degree in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge.

She has over 20 years of experience teaching in Singapore schools. Classes are small, so students get more attention on tough topics.

EduFirst follows the MOE syllabus and now lists 28 outlets, including a new Keat Hong branch. Class sizes are kept to 4 to 8 students.

It also runs online lessons for P3 to P6 and Sec 1 to Sec 4. Free trial classes are available, and the centre ran a September Intensive Programme in 2026.

Edufront was founded by former MOE teachers. It runs Mastery Programmes for preschool, primary, PSLE and secondary students.

Registration for the 2027 weekly programme is open. The website lists trial classes at $10.90 per lesson. Edufront also runs intensive revision before exams, such as its September 2026 programme.

EduZ Tuition serves families in the north and west of Singapore from three branches. It covers primary through JC levels.

Besides core school subjects, EduZ runs English and Chinese Language courses. Its blog covers current MOE changes, such as fewer P1 places from 2027. Contact the centre through its website for fees and timetables.

Fun Learners’ School is an MOE-registered education centre, established in 2005. It teaches with its own Learn-Apply-Master (LAM) approach.

The centre now runs three branches in the west, east and north-east. Its 2026 timetable is published on the website.

LCentral focuses only on English literacy and has run since 2008. Its reading track starts with Foundations for N1–N2 and moves to Liftoff Learn-to-Read for K1–P2.

Primary pupils can join the Success and Boost English programmes, plus writing classes. LCentral has branches across the north, central, north-east and east of Singapore.

Mavis Tutorial Centre has taught students since 1986 and now has 17 locations islandwide. It covers preschool through JC.

Registration for the 2027 academic year is open, with early-bird discounts listed on the website. Students get weekly worksheets and lesson materials to practise at home.

Path Finder Tuition specialises in Maths and Science. It also lists branches in Hougang, Redhill and Bukit Batok.

The programme builds core concepts, independent study habits and exam readiness. It also works on confidence for students who have fallen behind. The centre runs bootcamps before major exams.

SmartLab has run since 1999 and is best known for science. It teaches primary, secondary and JC English, Maths and Science.

Students attend lab sessions to see experiments behind the theory. The 2027 timetable is already on the website. A sister private school also runs full-time GCE O- and A-Level courses.

SmileTutor is a tuition agency, not a centre. It matches students with private tutors from kindergarten to university, including PSLE, O-Level, A-Level and IELTS.

It lists over 50,000 tutors, charges no agency fee to parents and aims to send tutor options within 24 hours. There are no physical classrooms, so lessons are at home or online.

The Eton Academy is part of the EtonHouse education group. Its lessons follow the MOE curriculum and aim to build curiosity and confidence.

Teachers give parents a short update after each lesson. The academy also runs holiday camps, such as science and robotics, during school breaks.

The Learning Board is an English specialist. It teaches English from Primary 4 to Secondary 4, plus PSLE Science for Primary 6.

Its teachers use a motivation-based method to build confidence alongside grades. During school holidays, it runs extra programmes, including maths workshops. You may need another centre for other subjects.

Despite its name, Tuition Centre SG is a home tuition agency. It matches parents with private tutors and lists over 20,000 active home tutors.

The service is free for parents, and tutor proposals usually arrive within 24 hours. Tutors are screened, but quality can vary, so ask for a trial lesson. There is no physical centre.

Tutor City has matched students with tutors since 2010 and reports over 40,000 successful matches. Its tutors include current and former MOE teachers, full-time tutors and graduates.

There are no agency fees for parents, and you usually see tutor profiles within 24 hours. You can vet tutors yourself or ask a coordinator to shortlist for you.

• Centres: United Square, Marine Parade Central, Tampines Mall, Century Square, Seletar Mall, Woodleigh Mall, Rochester Mall, Choa Chu Kang Centre, JEM, Serene Centre, plus online classes

The Learning Lab is one of Singapore’s best-known premium tuition chains, founded in 2001. It says over 60% of its 2025 PSLE students scored AL1 or AL2 in their subjects.

Fees are at the top of the market. A 2026 fee guide lists about $552 to $689 a month per subject, plus a $98.10 registration fee. Check current fees with the centre. Early registration for 2027 is open.

Mind Stretcher has taught over 250,000 students since 2002. It reports that 2 in 3 students scored AL1 or AL2 in their Mind Stretcher subjects at PSLE 2025.

It also reports 78% scoring As in their Mind Stretcher subjects at the 2025 O-Levels. Students get digital study tools and workshops alongside weekly classes.