Eduprime Tuition Fees per 60-Minute Session in Singapore

The unit

What One Eduprime Session Covers

One Eduprime session is 60 minutes of 1-to-1 teaching, and every figure on this page prices that session.

Each Eduprime fee starts from one unit: a 60-minute session with one tutor and one learner. A longer sitting or a larger package moves that figure by rules the engine applies to every programme.

Every "from" figure on the site prices one 60-minute session inside a 4-session package, the smallest on offer. That shared basis lets a learner read a programme page, a level hub and this page side by side.

Eduprime pays each tutor for every validated session, and a tutor takes no payment from a learner. The person who pays settles the invoice with Eduprime, through the Singapore team.

Reading "from"

What "From" Means on an Eduprime Price Table

A "from" figure on Eduprime is a floor: the lowest engine figure among the programmes a page covers.

Each kind of page prints a floor for its own scope. A learner's own quote can sit above any floor once programme, format, length and package are set.

The three cases below run from the narrowest scope to the widest. Read in order, they explain why a programme page can show a figure above the hub that lists it.

• A programme page

  A programme page prints, per format, the lowest engine figure among the engine programmes that page maps to, which is often a single programme. That makes it the floor closest to the learner's own quote.

• A level or exam hub

  A level hub, such as PSLE or IGCSE, prints the lowest figure among every programme inside its scope. One programme in that scope can sit higher, because each programme carries its own base price.

• Home, programmes and this page

  The home page, the programmes directory and this pricing page print the lowest figure across every active priced programme on the site. That site floor suits a first look at Eduprime fees.

Session length

Pricing a 90- or 120-Minute Eduprime Session

Eduprime sessions run 60, 90 or 120 minutes, each longer one priced from the 60-minute figure by a fixed step.

A 90-minute session is priced at the 60-minute figure plus 30%. A 120-minute session takes the same base plus 70%, on all three formats, so the sample tables compare like with like.

A 60-minute session suits a primary learner or a single paper. A 90- or 120-minute sitting suits an exam year, a long practical, or an adult who wants one longer session a week.

Length and package size combine on one quote. A learner on twelve 90-minute sessions a month sees both steps applied together on the registration form before anything is sent.

No charge

What Costs Nothing with Eduprime

Eduprime quotes only the sessions and the one-time fee, and four parts of the service cost the learner side nothing.

The engine quote lists the package sessions and the one-time registration fee. The four items below come with every enrolment, and the learner side never pays for any of them.

• The first consultation

  The initial consultation through the contact form is free. The Singapore team talks through the learner's programme, papers and goals, and prices any programme that shows no figure on the site.

• A tutor change

  Tutor replacement is free whenever the learner asks, as often as the learner asks. The Singapore team proposes the next tutor for the same programme and format, and the lessons carry on.

• Moving or cancelling a lesson

  A lesson is moved or cancelled free of charge with at least 24 hours of notice. The rule covers every programme and all three formats, so a school camp or a work trip can be planned around.

• A refund without a match

  No tutor match within 14 days of enrolment means everything paid is refunded, registration fee included, in Singapore dollars with no processing fee deducted.

Payment

When and How Eduprime Tuition Is Paid

Eduprime tuition is paid by invoice after enrolment, in Singapore dollars (SGD), and the registration form takes no payment.

Nothing is paid on the registration form, and the site runs no online payment. The form records the plan and shows its quote, and the Singapore team arranges payment once the match is confirmed.

The invoice goes to the registrant or payer named at registration. That person pays Eduprime, and Eduprime pays the tutor for each validated session, so money moves only between the learner's side and Eduprime.

• Step one: the form and its quote

  The registrant enters the programme, format, session length and sessions a month, and the form shows the engine's quote before it is sent. Sending it records the request, and no payment changes hands.

• Step two: the match

  The Singapore team reads the request, confirms the match and proposes a tutor for the learner. The plan and its quote are settled with the registrant at this step.

• Step three: the invoice

  Eduprime issues the invoice in Singapore dollars to the registrant or payer named at registration, and the team arranges payment with that person. The first invoice carries the one-time registration fee.

• Step four: lessons begin

  Lessons start on the agreed date and schedule with the proposed tutor. The refund rules have applied since enrolment, and the registrant keeps the invoice.

Worked months

Three Eduprime Learners and Their Monthly Plans

Eduprime monthly plans for three learner situations, with the engine figures printed beside each one.

Each card pairs a learner and a plan with the figures the engine returns for it today. Read together, the three show how level, format and package size move a month of lessons.

By level

From Primary to IB: How Level Shapes the Eduprime Price

Eduprime fees differ by level because each programme carries its own engine base price, from Primary 1 to the IB Diploma.

A higher level or a more specialised programme can price above a primary one, since its engine base price sits higher. The level hubs print the floor for each level.

Primary 6 is the PSLE year. Secondary 4 is the year a learner sits the national examination: the O-Level or the N-Level in 2026, and the Singapore-Cambridge SEC from 2027.

IGCSE, the IB Diploma and IELTS sit in the sample tables beside Piano, Swimming and Python Programming. Singapore GCE A-Level programmes are quoted at the first consultation, where the Singapore team prices the learner's own subjects.

Tuition rates by level

Roles

Who Registers a Learner and Who Receives the Eduprime Invoice

Eduprime treats the learner as the client, and the registrant and the payer are roles several people can hold.

The learner, a parent, a guardian, a sibling, a partner, a friend, an employer, a school or a sponsor may register a learner. Many adults register themselves.

The payer can be a third person. A company funding an employee's course, or a relative covering a student's term, is named as the payer at registration.

The invoice goes to the registrant or the payer named at registration. Whoever holds those roles, the lessons, the tutor and the plan stay built around the learner, the client of every Eduprime session.

Freshness

The Reading Date Behind Eduprime Figures

Every Eduprime figure carries the date it was read from the pricing engine, so a learner can see how current a price is.

The figures on this page were read from the engine on 20 October 2026. One engine prices every Eduprime figure: this page, every programme page and the quote on the registration form.

The site's figures are refreshed from the engine at least every three days. The registration form asks the engine afresh for each quote, so the figure shown before the form is sent is the current one.

Prices read from the Eduprime pricing engine on 20 October 2026.