Updated August 2026
The Best Primary Computing Tuition in Singapore (2026)
This page lists 41 primary computing tuition centres in Singapore, with an average Google rating of 4.87. Options range from coding and robotics classes to computing support that may help pupils preparing for PSLE-related digital skills. Fees vary from trial classes and hourly lessons to term or course packages. Rankings consider Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and are refreshed regularly.
Top 10
More highly-rated centres
Meta Robotics @ Punggol
Computhink Academy
Julia Gabriel Education
STEM Genius Coding & Robotics Academy
Kodecoon Academy - Punggol
The Brain Dojo
Tinkercademy (Tinkertanker Pte Ltd)
inStic Academy
The Young Maker (Stars of Kovan)
GlobalEducation
Learner Net
Future Ready Academy (Fusionopolis)
Lyza Education
TEC
Nullspace Robotics (Rochester Mall)
Bespoke Learning Centre & MPM Math
Enrichment Team
Meow Future Labs (Woodlands)
RoboRobo
The Logic Coders
Inventive Kids Play-based STEM Learning Centre
in:genius Student Care
Gakken Learning Centre
AT.Space Student Care & Enrichment
ChampionTutorFrequently asked questions
How much does primary computing tuition cost in Singapore?
Prices vary by centre, lesson length and package. Examples listed on this page include $50 per lesson, $30-$150 per hour, $180-$240 per month, and $60-$585 per course. Some term packages range from $1200-$5200, while trial options include $6 for a 90-minute class or $200 per month for a minimum of four lessons.
How should parents choose a primary computing tuition centre?
Compare the centre’s syllabus, teaching format, class size, lesson frequency and experience with primary pupils. Check whether the programme focuses on coding, robotics, digital literacy or broader computing skills, and ask how progress is assessed. Trial lessons, where available, can help families evaluate teaching style and suitability before committing to a package.
Can primary computing tuition support PSLE preparation?
Computing tuition may support digital skills, logical thinking and problem-solving that are useful for primary pupils, but the exact relevance to PSLE depends on the programme and the child’s needs. Parents should ask whether lessons cover any PSLE-related requirements, and distinguish enrichment courses from tuition designed to support a specific school subject.





