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Updated August 2026

The Best IP Chinese Tuition in Singapore (2026)

This page covers 48 Chinese tuition centres in Singapore for Integrated Programme (IP) students, with an average Google rating of 4.86. Listed price examples range from $25-$130/hour, $29.50/class and $338/subject/year to $235.80-$318/month, depending on the centre and programme. Centres are ranked by Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and the listing is refreshed regularly.

48 centres ranked4.86 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 IP Chinese tuition typically cost in Singapore?

The listed examples show a wide range of fees: $25-$130 per hour, $29.50 per class, $338 per subject per year, and $235.80-$318 per month. Some centres also offer trial classes at $18. Compare whether fees cover materials, class duration, make-up lessons and other charges.

How should I choose an IP Chinese tuition centre?

Compare the centre’s experience with Integrated Programme Chinese, class size, lesson format, location or online options, teacher qualifications and parent reviews. Ask how lessons address school-specific content, composition, comprehension and oral work. Confirm schedules, fees, trial arrangements and cancellation policies before enrolling.

What should IP students look for in Chinese tuition?

IP students should look for tuition that matches their school’s syllabus and assessment style rather than relying only on general Chinese lessons. Check whether the centre supports the student’s current level, offers individual feedback and practises relevant skills such as comprehension, writing, oral communication and exam techniques.

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