AEIS Tuition Singapore | How to Enrol in Government School

Didn't Pass the 2024 S-AEIS Exam?

Don’t worry, it’s not the end of the world. You can always try again in September 2024 for the AEIS Exam.

If your child is currently studying in an International or Private School in Singapore, he/she can join our AEIS Tuition Course.

If your child is not studying in any school and require a Student Pass to study in Singapore, he/she can join our Full-time AEIS Preparatory Course.

Keep reading to learn more about these courses!

Can Foreigners Attend Local Schools in Singapore?

International students can seek admission to mainstream primary and secondary schools through the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) or Supplementary Admissions Exercise for International Students (S-AEIS). AEIS and S-AEIS are admission tests conducted by Singapore’s Ministry Of Education (MOE).

AEIS happens in September each year.
S-AEIS happens in February each year. Students who missed or did not pass the AEIS exam in September can sit for the S-AEIS exam.

*You can view your S-AEIS 2024 Results from 8.30am on Monday, 22 April 2024 to 11.59pm on Friday, 26 April 2024.

Is it Difficult to Get a Place at a Singapore Local School?

Although there are limited slots available, enrolling in government schools is not a “mission impossible”. For over 20 years, our AEIS Preparatory Course and AEIS Tuition Course have helped countless students in successfully securing placements in local schools.

Our students are from China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, India and all around the world. They have successfully passed the AEIS and S-AEIS examinations, and enrolled in Singapore government primary and secondary schools. Check out our students’ AEIS offer letter from MOE:

AEIS Full-Time Preparatory Course | AEIS全日制培训课程

Suitable for International students who require a Student Pass (Visa) to study in Singapore. We can help students apply for a Student Pass. 适合需要学生准证的国际学生，我们可以帮助学生办理新加坡学生准证。

Duration: 6 months Preparatory Course. 6个月预备课程
Subject: English and Mathematics
Class Timing: Monday – Friday, 9am – 4pm
- 9am – 12pm: English lesson
- 1pm – 4pm: English and Mathematics lesson

Did not pass the S-AEIS 2024 Exam? Don’t worry, you can always try again. Receive high quality education from our experienced AEIS teachers. Contact us today to find out more.

AEIS Tuition Course | AEIS课后补习

Suitable for students already attending International Schools or Private Education Institutes in Singapore. They can attend classes during after school hours or on the weekends to strengthen their English language and Mathematical skills. 适合已在新加坡国际学校或私立学校就读的学生，充分利用课余时间，准备政府公立学校入学考试。

Subject: CEQ English (Primary), AEIS English (Secondary) and Mathematics
Class Timing: Weekday after school hours or Weekends
- Monday and Wednesday: 4:30pm – 6:30pm
- Tuesday and Thursday: 4:30pm – 6:30pm
- Saturday/Sunday: 10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm

Did not pass the S-AEIS 2024 Exam? Don’t worry, you can always try again. Receive high quality education from our experienced AEIS teachers. Contact us today to find out more.

We are an Approved CEQ Preparatory Centre and Test Venue in Singapore

If your child is seeking admission to a Primary school, they must:

1. Take the relevant CEQ test. The test must be taken within 12 months before the month of submission of their AEIS exam application.

2. Achieve or exceed the required Cambridge English Scale (CES) score in the CEQ test before applying to take the AEIS Primary Mathematics test corresponding to their age.

CEQ English Intensive Course | CEQ英文强化班

As an approved CEQ Test Venue in Singapore, our students have the unique advantage of both studying and sitting for the exam within our school premises. 作为新加坡官方认可的CEQ考试场所，我们的学生可以独享在我们学校内学习并参加考试的独特优势。

Every Saturday 10am – 12pm and 1pm – 3pm. 每周六10点至12点，1点至3点
Total 40 hours of lesson. 总共40小时的课时

Our Campus

Spring College International has two campuses in Singapore that are conveniently located within 5-minute walking distance from Jurong East and Bishan MRT stations and bus interchanges. Both campuses are within close proximity to many facilities such as public libraries, shopping malls and food centres.