The best tuition centres in Singapore

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 26 schools under the name Mind Stretcher Learning Centre, as read on 8 October 2026, more than under any other name on the list. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its locations page lists 30 locations: 27 Mind Stretcher centres, two Mind Sparks student care centres that hold its tuition classes, and its online classes. Of the 27 centres, 26 are at an address that MOE's list shows under its name.

Classes run from pre-kindergarten to Secondary 4: English, mathematics, science and Chinese for primary pupils, and for secondary students also additional mathematics, pure physics, pure chemistry and combined science. Classes are also held online.

Its published fees for academic year 2026, with GST: Primary 1 to 3, S$239.80 for four weekday lessons of two hours and S$261.60 at weekends; Primary 4 to 6, S$261.60 and S$283.40; Secondary 1 to 4, S$283.40 and S$305.20. The registration fee is S$76.30 and the deposit is five academic weeks' fees per subject.

Says its average class size is 8 to 10 students and that some popular classes may be larger. A one-lesson trial costs S$70 before GST, and a one-week trial of one lesson per course costs S$107.91 with GST. Its fees page says missed lessons can be made up at any of its centres.

ACRA's dataset shows Mind Stretcher Learning Centre Pte Ltd was incorporated on 6 June 1997. Its site says parents and students have trusted it since 2002, and the National Library Board's profile of the company says it was established in 2002, in a bomb shelter below an HDB block in Bishan.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 16 schools under the name Mavis Tutorial Centre, as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its site lists 17 centres in the north, north-east, east and west of Singapore, and a head office in Tampines.

Classes run from kindergarten to junior college, including the Integrated Programme: English, mathematics, science and Chinese, and at upper levels additional mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, H2 mathematics and H2 chemistry.

No fee table was found on the pages of its site that were read. Its 2027 registration page speaks of monthly fees, with early-bird discounts of up to 25%.

Its Ang Mo Kio Hub page says classes average 6 to 12 students. It offers a free trial lesson, with terms, and recorded lessons for a student who misses a class.

ACRA's dataset shows Mavis Tutorial Centre Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 9 October 2007, and an earlier business of the same name registered on 30 May 1986, now terminated. Its site says it has taught since 1986 and has had over 500,000 students.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 11 schools under the Aspire Hub name (as Aspire Hub Education Centre, Education School or Education Academy), as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its branches page lists 16 branches; other pages of its site say 15. ACRA's dataset lists more than 20 live companies under the Aspire Hub name, most of them named after a branch. The UEN shown is that of the company with the same name as the school at its Alexandra Village branch, which MOE's list marks as a main address.

Primary 1 to JC2, with IP and IB classes: English, mathematics, science and Chinese at primary level; at secondary level also physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, social studies and literature; at JC level General Paper, mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology and economics.

Its 2027 package rates for one subject, per term of 12 lessons, before its early-bird discount: for Academic Coaching, S$1,104 at Primary 1 to 4, S$1,224 at Primary 5 and 6, S$1,368 at Secondary 1 and 2, S$1,428 at Secondary 3 to 5 and S$1,752 at JC level; for its Tutorial Series, S$828 at Primary 1 to 4. The standard registration fee is S$80. The page does not say whether GST is included.

Teaches in two formats: Academic Coaching in groups of 4 to 8 students with two-hour lessons, and a Tutorial Series of up to 12 students with 1.5-hour lessons. Enrolment starts with a Personal Learning Review, priced at S$92 at Primary 1 to 4. It also offers a trial class and live online classes.

ACRA's dataset shows Aspire Hub Education School Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 3 April 2008.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 7 schools under the name The LearningLab Education Centre, as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its site lists 10 centres: United Square, Serene Centre, Rochester Mall, Marine Parade, Century Square, Tampines Mall, Jem, Choa Chu Kang Centre, The Seletar Mall and The Woodleigh Mall.

Nursery 2 to JC2. English and maths from preschool level and science from primary level; at JC level General Paper, H2 maths and JC1 chemistry.

Its published fees for 2026 to 2027, with GST, for four lessons: Primary 1 to 4, S$575.52 on weekdays and S$625.68 at weekends; Primary 5 and 6, S$634.40 and S$684.52; Secondary 1 to 4, S$667.08 and S$719.40; JC, S$701.96 and S$754.28. Fees are billed by the term of 12 to 14 lessons. The one-time registration fee is S$98.10 and the deposit is S$150 per subject.

Says its classes average 8 students in the early years, 10 at lower primary, 12 at upper primary and 13 at secondary and JC level. Up to three missed classes a term are replaced, and there is no refund for a missed lesson. Its terms say the deposit is refunded only with one calendar month's written notice of withdrawal before the last day of the term. A trial lesson costs the fee of one regular lesson.

ACRA's dataset shows The LearningLab Education Centre Pte Ltd was incorporated on 2 May 2001. Its site marks 25 years in 2026 and says its teachers have more than 300 hours of in-house training.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 5 schools under the Stalford Learning Centre name, as read on 8 October 2026: Bukit Panjang, JP, New Upper Changi Road, PP and Yishun. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its locations page lists 20 learning centres, and a one-north address where an affiliate runs a full-time international programme. Its home page also says 21 centres and another page 23. ACRA's dataset lists a separate company for many of its centres, all at one registered address. The UEN shown is that of the company with the same name as the Jurong Point school on MOE's list.

Preschool to junior college: English, maths, science and Chinese at primary level; at secondary level also additional maths, physics, chemistry, biology and principles of accounts; at JC level General Paper, economics, maths, physics, chemistry, biology and Chinese. It also runs holiday crash courses for the PSLE, O-Level and A-Level examinations.

Its published fees for one subject, for four lessons, before GST: S$320 at lower secondary, S$340 at upper secondary and S$460 at JC level, with lower rates for a second, third and fourth subject. A deposit equal to four lessons' fees per subject is required. No primary fee was found on the pages read.

Says it has 600 teachers, among them textbook authors and school heads of department, and that its group is certified to operate Cambridge English preparation centres. No class size was found on the pages read.

ACRA's dataset shows Stalford Learning Centre (JP) Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 25 May 2017. The earliest Stalford registrations in the dataset are two businesses registered on 14 April 1998 and 10 July 1998, both now cancelled. Its site says 'since 1998' and that over 200,000 students have trusted it.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 1 school under the name EduFirst Learning Centre, at Northpoint City in Yishun, as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses. MOE's page on enrolling says a parent can ask to see a school's registration certificate.

Its site lists 28 locations and says it has 28 branches islandwide. It also runs student care at many of them.

Kindergarten 1 to Secondary 5: English, maths, science and Chinese at primary level; at secondary level also additional maths, physics, chemistry, biology, principles of accounts, social studies, history and geography. It also prepares foreign students for the AEIS school admission test.

Its pricing page shows an enquiry form and no fees. Its online registration form says no payment is required at registration.

Says its classes have 4 to 8 students (one heading on its about page says 4 to 7). It offers a free trial class, with terms, and a free homework clinic.

ACRA's dataset shows EduFirst Learning Centre LLP was registered on 25 March 2017, and an earlier business of the same name, registered on 4 June 2010 and since converted to an LLP. Its site says it was established in 2010, with a first centre in Yishun.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows 1 school under the name Kent Ridge Education Hub, at HDB Hub in Toa Payoh, as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses.

Its locations page says it has more than 20 centres islandwide. The branch lists in its own forms name fewer: 12 in its home page enquiry form, 13 in another enquiry form and 17 in its payment form. The locations page itself came back cut short, so its branches could not be read from it.

Ages 4 to 18: primary, secondary and junior college tuition in English, maths, science and Chinese, with physics, chemistry, biology and principles of accounts at secondary level and H1 to H3 subjects at JC level. It also offers AEIS preparation and enrichment classes such as phonics and abacus.

No fees are published on the pages read. Its payment page takes an amount quoted by the centre manager and says a 5% processing fee applies.

Says its O-Level and JC classes average 5 to 8 students, and that its teachers are National Institute of Education graduates or the equivalent, with teaching experience in schools.

ACRA's dataset shows Kent Ridge Education Hub Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 11 April 2012, and at the same Toa Payoh postcode a business named Kent Ridge Tutors Consultancy, registered on 14 April 1988 and now terminated. Its site says it was established in 1988 and has enrolled more than 100,000 students.

MOE's list of registered private schools shows no school under the name AGrader, as read on 8 October 2026. MOE's page says the list is based on details last provided by the schools, and that registration is not an endorsement of the quality of a school's courses. MOE's page on enrolling says a parent can ask to see a school's registration certificate.

Its site lists 20 centres, several of them in community clubs and neighbourhood malls. ACRA's dataset lists a separate AGrader company named after each of 11 of them, besides the company shown here.

Kindergarten 1 to Secondary 4: English, maths, science, creative writing and Chinese at primary level; English, elementary maths and additional maths at secondary level.

Its 2027 schedule for the Admiralty centre gives the monthly fee for four lessons, with GST: S$250.70 at Primary 1, rising to S$294.30 at Primary 6, and S$294.30 at Secondary 1, rising to S$316.10 at Secondary 4. The registration fee is S$54.50 and the deposit is one month's course fee per subject. A four-lesson trial costs S$129 at primary level and S$149 at secondary level before GST, with no deposit or registration fee.

Says its physical classes are capped at 12 students. Every enrolment includes its after-class revision materials and recorded lessons. Its FAQ says it does not publish students' exam results.

ACRA's dataset shows AGrader Learning Centre Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 17 May 2013. Its site speaks of 14 years of teaching experience and of more than 30,000 students taught.