AEIS tuition should prepare an international student for the skills assessed while also identifying gaps that may affect learning after admission. Tuition2u matches families with available home or online tutors for AEIS and S-AEIS preparation in Singapore according to the child’s intended level, current ability, schedule, lesson format and budget.
The Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) and Supplementary Admissions Exercise for International Students (S-AEIS) are official admission exercises for eligible international students seeking places in Singapore mainstream schools. Application windows, eligible levels, tests and requirements can change. Parents should confirm the latest information directly on the Ministry of Education website before arranging preparation or travel.
Tuition2u is a tutor-matching agency and is not connected with MOE or SEAB. Tuition cannot guarantee admission, a particular score, a school choice or placement near the family’s home.
Primary applicants should build strong age-appropriate foundations rather than rely on last-minute drilling. Depending on the current official requirements, preparation may involve Mathematics skills together with the English proficiency evidence or conditions specified by MOE. Families should provide the tutor with the intended admission level, current school curriculum, recent work and the applicable official requirements.
Secondary preparation may require English and Mathematics at the relevant level. Students should be able to understand instructions, explain mathematical working, apply concepts in unfamiliar questions and work accurately under time limits. A diagnostic assessment can help distinguish curriculum gaps from language or examination-technique difficulties.
Ask about recent experience with the intended admission level, familiarity with current official requirements and the tutor’s diagnostic approach. A responsible tutor should explain what can be taught, review progress honestly and avoid guaranteed-placement claims. Compare relevant experience, communication, availability and rates before confirming lessons.
Home tuition may suit younger students or learners who need close supervision. Online tuition can widen the available tutor pool and may be convenient for families preparing from overseas. Confirm the platform, time zone, material-sharing process and how written work will be corrected.
No. Admission depends on the official process, the student’s performance and other conditions determined by MOE.
There is no universal timeline. Students with curriculum or language gaps may need more time. Begin with a diagnostic review and work backwards from the official dates.
They may request online tutor profiles, subject to availability. Families should account for time zones, connectivity and access to suitable materials.
Use Tuition2u’s tutor request form and state the intended admission level, current curriculum, areas of difficulty, location or time zone, preferred lesson format, schedule and budget. Families can also review the online tuition guide and indicative tuition rates.
