The success of our course is measured by how rapidly a student improves. For the PSLE Math tuition course, students typically see a 2-grade improvement within 6 months or less. Our weakest student improved from a single digit mark to 42 marks after going through 5 months of coaching.

Students scoring at least 70 marks are encouraged to attend a free trial lesson to assess their potential for the Math Olympiad Training or GEP Preparation courses.

All Coaches are hand-picked by our Academic Director, Coach Leo. They have at least 3 years experience in their respective subject specialisations. Each coach uses our strong and proven Critical Thinking Skills training process to help students see rapid improvement in their math results.

Before conducting any classes, Coaches have to complete an 8-week Teachers' Training course conducted by our Academic Director, Coach Leo. Subsequently, they are expected to maintain a track record of 95% 2-grade improvement for PSLE and/or a 70% success rate for Olympiad and GEP.

Holiday programmes are conducted during the months of March, June, September and November-December. These 3- or 5-day programmes serve as introductory (Head Start), intensive revision or competition preparation bootcamps.

Due to limited capacity, students enrolled in our weekly lessons are given priority. However, members of public will be able to secure a seat should they enrol early.

The PSLE course focuses on the P4-6 school curriculum in preparation for the PSLE Maths Exam. The Math Olympiad course covers the school curriculum but, on top of that, teaches concepts and strategies outside the school syllabus which are tested in competitions for Direct School Admission.

In comparison to the PSLE course, the Math Olympiad course exposes students to more advanced variations of questions that require a higher level of critical thinking skills.

Students who are part of the Math Olympiad training course do not require additional PSLE math tuition.

Both the GEP and Math Olympiad (MO) tests students on the following skills: (a) visualisation (b) logical reasoning and (c) pattern spotting.

However, MO also requires students to master certain concepts and strategies that will be tested in MO competitions. In that way, MO is more comprehensive than the GEP. Therefore, most students who are trained in MO should already possess the skills required to excel in the General Ability component of the GEP Screening process.

At Tutify Education, we believe that 2 hours of effective learning is better than 4 hours of blind practicing. Practicing without understanding the concept and with the wrong approach does more harm than good. As such, we abide by a 'No-Homework' policy. However, students who are weak in certain topics or are capable of doing more may occassionally be instructed by Coach to attempt additional questions.

In order to ensure that they are suitable for the course, new students are required to attend a free trial lesson before enrolment. During the trial lesson, your child will be exposed to new concepts and problem-solving strategies. Your child's performance will be monitored and a Feedback Report is generated. We will contact you to give our recommendations based on the report.

In order to ensure that each student gets the attention they need to maximise their learning, each class is limited to a maximum of 7-9 students.

Classes are conducted once weekly for a duration of 1h 45 min. Students may be given a 5-min break at the halfway mark to ensure they remain focussed during the lesson. This is especially true for younger age groups.

P4/5 students will have to win a medal in 1 or more local Math Olympiad competitions (i.e. RIPMWC, SMOPS, NMOS or Mathlympics). There are various other competitions for P1-5 students to help them gain experience and exposure in preparation for the 'real thing'.

In P6, during the DSA window in May, students will be asked to upload their Certificates of Achievement via the DSA portal (instructions provided by your school). Shortlisted students will attend an interview and/or an Admissions Test. Successful applicants will receive offers from 1 or more schools - you may accept or decline.