Updated September 2026
The Best Economics Tuition Centres in Singapore (2026)
Listings are ranked using Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and refreshed regularly. Fees vary by centre and format, with examples ranging from $25-$150 per hour, $29.50 per class and $338 per subject per year, to $1200-$5200 per term.
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Edulab Academy
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TGC Academy (Potong Pasir)
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Hess Academy
Higher Nucleus Learning Studio
Quintessential Education. IGCSE IB Tuition Specialists
SmileTutor
Stalford Learning Centre @ Choa Chu Kang, Lot One
House of Hows Tuition
Future Academy (Bukit Timah)
Tutor Circle Singapore #1 Home tuition Agency
Furen International School
IMP Education
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Economics Cafe
Axiom Education
IB Super
Toppers Education Center
Young Scholarz
Habitat Learning Centre
AM Academy
KS Academia Prep
EduZ Tuition Admiralty - Quality Education for JC, Secondary & Primary
The Raffles Trust School
Vivota Education (Bishan)
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Learner Net
TEC
Arche AcademyFrequently asked questions
How much does economics tuition usually cost in Singapore?
The listed price examples range from $25-$150 per hour, $29.50 per class and $338 per subject per year. Some centres quote $100 per session or $400 per month, while term fees may range from $1200-$5200. Check each centre for the latest fees, class size and materials included.
How should students choose an economics tuition centre?
Compare the centre’s experience with your education level and syllabus, lesson format, class size, schedule and total cost. Read recent reviews alongside the rating, and ask whether lessons include structured notes, practice questions, marked work or progress feedback. A suitable choice should match the student’s learning needs and availability.
What should students look for when preparing for economics examinations?
Students should check that the programme covers the relevant economics syllabus and examination requirements. Ask how lessons address content understanding, data or case-study questions, essay structure, evaluation and timed practice. Confirm whether classes are conducted in person or online, and whether the schedule suits the student’s preparation timeline.
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