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From the 2026 Secondary 1 cohort, a child in Singapore qualifies for secondary Higher Chinese Language (HCL) on the strength of their Chinese resu...

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From the 2028 admissions exercise onwards, a student qualifies for junior college admission with a gross L1R4 score of 16 points or fewer, provide...

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GEP Changes in Singapore 2027: What Parents Need to Know Now

From 2027, children entering Primary 4 will no longer join the Gifted Education Programme (GEP) as families have known it. The Ministry of Educati...

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Tutor City's blog focuses on balancing informative and relevant content, never at the expense of providing an enriching read.

We want our readers to expand their horizons by learning more and find meaning to what they learn.

Resident author - Mr Wee Ben Sen, has a wealth of experience in crafting articles to provide valuable insights in the field of private education.

Ben Sen has also been running Tutor City, a leading home tuition agency in Singapore since 2010.

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