Education

Campus life in Singapore brings together university classes, student clubs, social activities and the experience of living in a busy, multicultural city. From studying in a library to catching up with friends over chicken rice at a hawker centre,...

The MOE Tuition Grants Singapore  Scheme helps eligible students pay lower tuition fees for selected full-time courses at participating Institutes of Higher Learning in Singapore. The subsidy reduces the amount students pay to their institution, but eligibility, fee rates...

The Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) is an important milestone for students in Singapore. It marks the end of primary school and helps determine their secondary school posting options. Preparing for the examination takes time, consistent practice, and a...

Choosing the right school is an important decision for every family. For parents exploring private schools Singapore, there are many factors to compare, including curriculum, fees, location, admission requirements and teaching style. Singapore has several education pathways. Students can attend...

SkillsFuture for Students generally refers to MySkillsFuture for Students, the Singapore student portal for exploring interests, strengths, careers, schools, courses and education and career pathways. For Singapore students, the MySkillsFuture Student Portal provides resources suited to Primary, Secondary and...

Planning for university admission in Singapore? Whether you're a JC student waiting for your A-Level results, a polytechnic graduate, an IB student, or applying with an international qualification, the process depends on your qualification, chosen programme and university. You’ll...

Polytechnic education in Singapore is a popular post-secondary pathway for students who prefer applied learning, practical training and industry-focused studies. Rather than concentrating mainly on classroom theory, polytechnic programmes combine academic knowledge with projects, laboratory work, practical assignments and...

A Parent Teacher Meeting gives parents a chance to understand how their child is doing at school and have a direct conversation with the teacher. It isn't only about marks or test results. A useful discussion can cover academic...

Singapore school attendance rules have two layers: compulsory education requirements under Singapore law and day-to-day attendance policies set by individual schools. Eligible Singapore citizen children of compulsory school age who reside in Singapore must regularly attend a national primary...

MOE Learning Resources give Singapore students access to digital, curriculum-aligned learning materials through the Ministry of Education (MOE) learning environment. Much of this learning takes place through the Student Learning Space (SLS), where students can find the MOE Library...