Updated August 2026
The Best Chinese Tuition Centres in Singapore (2026)
Explore 347 Chinese tuition centres in Singapore, with an average Google rating of 4.87. This directory compares options using Google rating, review volume and website popularity, with rankings refreshed regularly. Listed price examples range from $28 for a trial class and $99-$149 for four lessons to $25-$130 per hour and $420 for a bootcamp. Check each centre for current fees, schedules and class formats.
Top 10
More highly-rated centres
SmartLab Education Centre (Bishan)
Kumon Learning Centre - Jurong West Central 3 (Maths, English and Chinese Enrichment)
Mavis Tutorial @ 888 Plaza (Woodlands)
Elite Tutor Home Tuition Agency
Photon Academy
Tutor Hunt
School of Language International- English & Chinese Courses Singapore
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
LTL Mandarin School Singapore
Hao Chinese Tuition
HCL Education Centre @Choa Chu Kang
Agora Colearning Preschool & Student Care – Alexandra
Grade Solution Learning Centre
Han Hai LS
Fang Cao Yuan Chinese Learning
Visual Arts Centre
Starich Education
Tutornow Home Tuition Agency
Chinese Language & Art School (Hua Yi Shu Yuan) 733 Bukit Timah
Chengzhu
SmileTutor
Best English Tuition Singapore
Stanford Language Centre
Mindlab International
Vision Chinese Academy
Berlitz Singapore
Stepping Stones Study Centre
My Bright Education
IB Super
Kumon Learning Centre – Sengkang West – Fernvale Woods (Maths and English Enrichment)
Furen International School
IMP EducationFrequently asked questions
How much does Chinese tuition typically cost in Singapore?
Fees vary by centre, programme and lesson format. Examples listed on this page include $28 for a trial class, $99-$149 for four lessons, $25-$130 per hour, $160-$250 for selected programmes, and $420 for a bootcamp. Confirm whether materials, registration and assessments are included before enrolling.
How should parents choose a Chinese tuition centre?
Compare the centre’s teaching approach, class size, teacher experience, location or online options, schedule and fee structure. Review recent parent feedback alongside the Google rating, and ask whether lessons match the student’s level and goals. A trial class can help assess pace, interaction and suitability before making a longer commitment.
What Chinese tuition formats are available?
The listed providers may offer different arrangements, including group lessons, one-to-one tuition, home tuition, online classes, trial lessons and short intensive programmes. Availability depends on the centre and student level. Ask about class frequency, make-up policies, lesson duration and whether the programme focuses on schoolwork, language foundations or exam preparation.









