Updated August 2026
The Best Secondary Chinese Tuition in Singapore (2026)
This page lists 219 secondary Chinese tuition centres in Singapore, with an average Google rating of 4.85. Options may support school-based Chinese, Higher Chinese, N Level or O Level preparation, depending on each centre’s programmes. Listings are ranked using Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and refreshed regularly. Compare teaching formats, locations, schedules and fees before enrolling.
Top 10
More highly-rated centres
Elite Tutor Home Tuition Agency
Tutor Hunt
Edufirst Learning Centre (Hougang Branch) - English Math Chinese Science Tuition Centre Singapore Student Care
eduSpace (Yishun) - English Math Chinese Science Tuition Centre
Aspire Hub @ Thomson
Future Academy
Ancourage Academy (Bishan)
Keynote Learning
Hao Chinese Tuition
Agora Colearning Preschool & Student Care – Alexandra
Grade Solution Learning Centre
Fang Cao Yuan Chinese Learning
Starich Education
Tutornow Home Tuition Agency
SmileTutor
Best English Tuition Singapore
HCL Education Centre @Yishun
Vision Chinese Academy
Stepping Stones Study Centre
My Bright Education
IB Super
IMP Education
SLC English Language Tuition and Chinese Tuition Centre, Bishan, Singapore
Indigo Education Centre @ Tampines
Chinese Language & Art School (Hua Yi Shu Yuan) Bukit Timah Plaza
Wang Learning Centre - Clementi (汪老师学园 - 金文泰)
Jφss Sticks Tuition
Leap Learning Centre
Everydaytuition
Chen Higher Chinese Tuition
BriliBrain Edu
Jocelyn Chinese Tuition 如苑教育补习中心 - Coronation Shopping Plaza
United Lisen
Code Bright
Yanzi Mandarin - Chinese Tuition & Enrichment (Katong Branch)
Learning Voyage Education Centre
Stalford Learning Centre @ Choa Chu Kang, Lot One
Habitat Learning CentreFrequently asked questions
How much does secondary Chinese tuition cost in Singapore?
Prices vary by centre, class size, lesson length and programme. Examples from listed centres include $99-$149 for four lessons, $25-$130 per hour, $160-$250, and $308-$478 for a subject package. Bootcamp fees may be around $420. Confirm the latest fee, materials cost and payment terms directly.
How should parents choose a secondary Chinese tuition centre?
Compare the centre’s experience with your child’s school level, syllabus and learning needs. Check whether lessons are group-based, one-to-one, online or in person, and ask about class size, teacher qualifications, feedback and make-up policies. Location, timetable and total cost should also fit the family’s routine.
Can these centres help with N Level or O Level Chinese preparation?
Some listed centres may offer preparation for N Level or O Level Chinese, but programmes differ. Ask whether the course covers oral, listening comprehension, composition, comprehension and revision papers, and whether the materials follow the student’s examination requirements. Confirm the target level and assessment schedule before joining.









