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The holidays are here, but what is there to do in this tiny island of Singapore? Here are ideas that you can add to your Bucket List for a great holiday!

Attending tuition has become such a popular option among students, in order to help them improve and perform well. Well, the reality is quite different.

A firm foundation in a subject is essential before building upwards. Hours and hours of practice may come useless without it. How do we structure our learning to get the best possible results?

Times have changed. And you, dear parents, have to learn to acknowledge that. The world today is a whole lot different than it was before, I mean if you haven’t realized. We now live in a world centered around technology, Science, new inventions and what not. This has inevitably evolved education and communications and has changed how people live they day to day lives.

Singapore’s education system is known to be extremely rigorous, and so is the competition between students. As the average income of Singaporeans is rising, parents are willing to fork out more money to send their children for tuition, to combat this problem. The desire for their children to perform well and secure a place in a good school has led to tuition becoming almost a necessity for every young Singaporean.

According to Singapore’s household expenditure survey, over half of Singaporeans with children spend more than $500 a month per child. That’s a whoooole lot of money. How do you know if what you are paying for is worth it?

CCA commitments, extra classes, homework, distractions… These leave students with doubts and questions that cause them to fall behind in school. Tuition provides guidance and support to students, bridging gaps in their understanding and solidifying their foundation in the subject.