Education

Parents searching for Kindergarten Singapore options can choose from MOE Kindergartens, Anchor Operator centres and private preschools. Each option has different fees, programmes and admission arrangements. Children typically progress through Nursery 1, Nursery 2, Kindergarten 1 (K1) and Kindergarten...

After school programmes in Singapore give children a place to learn, play and stay supervised after the school day ends. Options include student care centres, academic enrichment classes, sports, music, arts and coding activities. For working parents, these programmes...

Planning to study in Singapore? International students generally need a Student's Pass to attend an approved full-time course at a local educational institution. The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) manages the application and approval process, while schools guide students...

The ASEAN Scholarship Singapore gives eligible students from Southeast Asian countries an opportunity to continue their education in Singapore. Offered by the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE), the scholarship supports selected international students entering local secondary schools and pre-university...

The Edusave Scholarship Singapore recognises students who achieve strong academic results and maintain good conduct in school. Administered under the Ministry of Education (MOE), the award forms part of Singapore’s Edusave Scheme, which supports students’ education and rewards their...

Education bursaries Singapore provide financial support to students from households that need help with education expenses. Government-funded schemes such as the Higher Education Community Bursary (HECB) and Higher Education Bursary (HEB) support eligible ITE, polytechnic and university students, while...

School Uniform are part of everyday school life in Singapore. Students usually wear their prescribed school attire for lessons, assemblies and other school activities, while PE attire is worn for physical education according to the school's timetable and rules....

School Choice Singapore involves finding a school that suits a child's learning needs, interests and family circumstances. Parents can consider government, government-aided, independent, private and international schools, each with different admission requirements, programmes and fees. But choosing a school...

The Early Admissions Exercise (EAE) is an aptitude-based admission pathway in Singapore that gives eligible students an opportunity to secure a place in selected courses based on their interests, skills, achievements and potential. Unlike admission routes that rely mainly...

The A Level Singapore Guide explains how the Singapore-Cambridge GCE Advanced Level qualification works, from choosing H1, H2 and H3 subjects to preparing for university admission. Singapore students commonly take A-Levels through a Junior College (JC) or Millennia Institute,...