Updated August 2026
The Best Secondary History Tuition in Singapore (2026)
Compare 66 secondary History tuition centres in Singapore, with an average Google rating of 4.87. This page covers options for lower secondary students and learners preparing for the N Level or O Level History examinations. Listed prices include examples from $25-$130/hour, $29.50/class and $338/subject/year. Rankings are based on Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and are refreshed regularly.
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The Great Knowledge KeepersFrequently asked questions
How much does secondary History tuition cost in Singapore?
Prices vary by centre, lesson format and programme length. Examples on this page include $25-$130/hour, $29.50/class and $338/subject/year. Other listed examples include $100/session or $400/month. Check each centre directly for current fees, registration charges, materials and make-up lesson policies.
How should I choose a secondary History tuition centre?
Compare the centre’s experience with your student’s syllabus and level, such as lower secondary, N Level or O Level History. Also check class size, lesson frequency, online or in-person format, materials, feedback and trial arrangements. Reviews and ratings can help with shortlisting, but confirm teaching details and fees directly.
Is secondary History tuition useful for N Level or O Level preparation?
A suitable programme may help students organise content, practise source-based and structured-response questions, and review examination techniques for N Level or O Level History. The right timing depends on the student’s foundation and school workload. Ask centres whether their lessons follow the relevant syllabus and include timed practice or marked work.









