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Updated August 2026

The Best Secondary Computing Tuition in Singapore (2026)

This page lists 33 secondary computing tuition centres in Singapore, with an average Google rating of 4.85. Options may support O Level and N Level computing, from programming fundamentals to exam-focused revision. Listed price examples range from $30-$150 per hour and $60-$585 per course, while some term packages cost $1200-$5200. Rankings are refreshed regularly using Google ratings, review volume and website popularity.

41 centres ranked4.85 average rating

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How we rank

  • Google rating and review volume — a Bayesian average, so a 4.9★ centre with 500 reviews outranks a 5.0★ centre with 5 reviews.
  • Website popularity — estimated monthly visits to the centre’s website, as an independent signal of real-world demand.
  • One entry per brand — branches of the same chain are consolidated so a single operator cannot fill the list.
  • Rankings recompute automatically whenever our data refreshes. No centre can pay to be listed or ranked higher.

Updated August 2026. Spotted an error? Let us know via the contact page and we will correct the data.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does secondary computing tuition usually cost?

Prices vary by centre, class format and programme length. Examples on this page include $30-$150 per hour, $50 per lesson, $60-$585 per course and $1200-$5200 per term. Some centres offer trial options, such as a $6 90-minute class or four trial lessons at $200 per month, so check the latest fees directly.

How should I choose a secondary computing tuition centre?

Compare the centre’s coverage of your child’s syllabus, such as O Level or N Level requirements, and ask about class size, lesson frequency, teaching materials and progress tracking. Also check whether lessons are in-person, online or hybrid, and review the total programme cost rather than comparing hourly rates alone.

Is secondary computing tuition mainly for exam preparation?

It can serve both exam preparation and broader computing development. For O Level or N Level students, ask whether the programme covers the relevant syllabus, practical work and timed revision. Students who are new to computing may benefit from lessons that build programming and problem-solving foundations before moving into examination-focused practice.

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