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Tuition Programmes Directory

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Choose by learner stage and subject

The Singapore Tuition Programmes Directory is the subject-and-stage index for Primary, PSLE, Secondary, O-Level/SEC, Junior College and cross-level tuition routes. Start with the learner’s stage and subject, then open only the programme or guide closest to the present need; use the parent, rates or locality owners when the decision is not mainly about subject teaching.

A listing here confirms that the destination is a published eduKateSingapore resource. It does not by itself confirm a current class, vacancy, timetable or physical teaching location. Older locality pages may now serve as educational guides after editorial upgrading. For current arrangements, use the verified programme gateways and the contact route below.

Verified programme gateways

How the complete index is organised

The lists retain each article’s current public title and canonical URL. Subject is identified from the title and slug, then the route is grouped by its clearest school stage. Multi-subject and cross-level pages are kept together rather than being forced into a misleading single category. This supplies complete three-jump coverage from the main Hub to an owner directory and then to the existing article.

The programme directory preserves the national tuition and tuition-era learning estate by subject and school stage. Use the five regional directories when place is the better starting point; use this national index when a route spans regions or when subject and level matter more than geography.

Some public titles repeat across distinct self-canonical URLs because the estate was created over many years. This directory deduplicates destinations, not article names. Repeated titles remain visible in their subject and stage context so no existing public route is silently removed; they are also retained on a non-destructive collision watchlist for later editorial ownership review.

All tuition and tuition-era learning routes

English

Primary and PSLE (1143)

Secondary (861)

Junior College (2)

Cross-level routes (17)

General and unspecified level (430)

Mathematics

Primary and PSLE (317)

Secondary (1249)

Cross-level routes (2)

General and unspecified level (112)

Science

Primary and PSLE (817)

Secondary (3)

Cross-level routes (1)

General and unspecified level (155)

Combined English, Mathematics and Science

Primary and PSLE (31)

Cross-level routes (3)

General and unspecified level (15)

General and multi-subject

Primary and PSLE (8)

Cross-level routes (2)

General and unspecified level (31)

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Mathematics tuition programmes

Mathematics tuition programmes and enquiries

Mathematics tuition programmes and support

Mathematics tuition: Secondary and Additional Mathematics

Primary and PSLE English tuition programmes

Primary and PSLE Science tuition

Primary English and creative writing tuition

Primary English tuition routes

Science tuition programmes and enquiries

Science tuition: Primary and PSLE programmes

Secondary English tuition programmes

Small-group tuition and local programmes

Teaching approach and tuition programmes

Tuition fees and programme information

Tuition programmes and support

More articles in this collection

Additional Mathematics tuition programmes

English and Mathematics small-group programmes

English tuition programmes

Historical English tuition and enrichment programme descriptions

Historical mathematics tuition programme descriptions

Historical online tuition and programme updates

Mathematics tuition programmes

Primary and PSLE English tuition programmes

Science tuition programmes

Secondary Mathematics programme gateways

Tuition fees and programme information

Additional published tuition routes 01–10

Additional published tuition, tutor and tutorial routes retained for deep discovery. Canonical programme ownership remains with the verified gateways above.

Additional published tuition routes 41–50

Additional published tuition routes 51–60

Additional published tuition routes 61–70

Additional published tuition routes 81–89

Additional tutor routes 1–10

Additional tutorial routes 21–30

Additional tutor routes 11–20

Additional tutor routes 61–70

Estate crosswalk: use the eduKateSingapore Hub to change subject, level, purpose or collection. For exhaustive legacy and deep-estate discovery, use the Complete eduKateSingapore Content Index.

Deep tuition discovery routes — West reconciliation

Published tuition and tutor pages found in the live estate but missing from this master directory. These are discovery routes, not replacement programme owners.

Tengah (48)

Choa Chu Kang (51)

Bukit Panjang (45)

Jurong West (37)

Jurong East (22)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership remains with the verified gateways above.

Deep tuition discovery routes — Central reconciliation I

Published Central tuition and tutor pages missing from the master tuition inventory.

Ang Mo Kio (1)

Bishan (1)

Bukit Timah (45)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tuition discovery routes — Central reconciliation II

Additional published Central tuition and tutor pages missing from the master tuition inventory.

Holland Village (1)

Marine Parade (21)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tuition discovery routes — Central reconciliation III

Final Central published tuition and tutor routes missing from the master tuition inventory in this regional pass.

Toa Payoh (1)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tuition discovery routes — East reconciliation I

Published East tuition and tutor pages missing from the master tuition inventory.

Bedok (1)

Pasir Ris (1)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tuition discovery routes — North-East reconciliation II

Additional published North-East tuition and tutor pages missing from the master tuition inventory.

Punggol (17)

Sengkang (14)

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Published routes only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tuition discovery routes — general reconciliation

Published tuition pages that are not safely owned by a single regional directory, plus general PSLE, Primary, Secondary, Science, Mathematics and parent-decision tuition routes found missing from the master inventory.

Reconciled 24 September 2026. These are discovery routes only; verified programme gateways above retain canonical ownership.

Deep tuition discovery routes — general reconciliation II

Additional published small-group, JC, General Paper, IGCSE, IB and programme-guide tuition routes missing from the master inventory.

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Discovery only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

Deep tutor and tutorial discovery routes — reconciliation

Published subject, stage and location tutor/tutorial routes missing from the tuition master inventory. General articles that merely mention tutors as an audience are excluded.

Reconciled 24 September 2026. Discovery only; canonical programme ownership is unchanged.

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