Online Tutor Jobs Singapore, Teaching From Your Home
Live one-to-one lessons on the Singapore MOE syllabus, Primary to JC, taught over video call from your own desk in Singapore. You start with students here, and students in other countries may follow as they ask for your subject.
Posting updated
Intake confirmed 7 September 2026 for Primary to JC. Next intake review 20 November 2026.
Apply to teach online- Starting from S$13 per hour
- Contract, flexible hours
- 100% online, from your home in Singapore

Online tutor jobs in Singapore with Eduprime are fully online roles for tutors based in Singapore. You teach from your own home, with no travel across the island, to students who follow the Singapore MOE syllabus and sit the PSLE, their secondary school exams or the A-Levels. Every lesson is a live one-to-one video call with a shared screen, booked into the after-school evenings and weekends students keep free. Eduprime looks after everything around the lesson: we listen to what each student needs, check the level and the school syllabus, and offer the assignment to a tutor whose subject, level and free hours fit. You look after the teaching. You start with students in Singapore. As more students outside Singapore come to Eduprime for tutors, we may offer them to the tutors already teaching well with us, online and from here, in the subjects and levels those students ask for.
Why tutors teach online with Eduprime
- Your home is your classroom. You teach from your own desk in Singapore, so the time a tutor would spend travelling between lessons stays yours.
- We handle everything around the lesson. Each request is checked for level, syllabus and lesson times before we offer it to a tutor whose subjects and hours fit, and we stay in touch with the student throughout, and with the parent as well when the student is a primary pupil.
- Room to grow beyond Singapore. As Eduprime takes on students in other countries, tutors already teaching with us may be offered those students too, taught online from home, whenever a student asks for their subject and level.
- Hours you choose. You tell us the evenings and weekend slots you can keep, and you accept only the lessons that fit them.
- Pay in SGD, agreed per assignment. The starting hourly rate is printed on this page, and your rate for each assignment is settled with you before you accept it.
The role
What the work involves
- Teach live one-to-one lessons over video call with screen-share, at the Singapore time slot agreed with the student.
- Follow the Singapore MOE syllabus for the student's level, and teach from the topics and papers their school is covering this term.
- Set up the student's side in the first lesson: camera, headphones, and a clear view of their written working while they write.
- Prepare worksheets, past-paper questions and notes as files, and share them before each lesson so the hour goes to teaching.
- Mark practice work between lessons and return it with written comments the student can read again after the call ends.
- Send the student a short progress note after each block of lessons (for a primary pupil, the parent receives it too): what was covered, what still needs work, and what to practise next.
- Agree with the student what happens when the connection drops, and make up lost time in the way you agreed.
What we look for
- Strong command of each subject and level you list, shown through exam results, a diploma, a degree or classroom experience. Teaching experience places you higher above the starting rate, and first-time tutors are welcome to apply.
- Working knowledge of the Singapore syllabus for your levels, or the readiness to learn it from school papers and past exams before your first lesson.
- Clear spoken and written English, because lessons, notes and progress updates run in English. Mother Tongue lessons are taught in the language of the subject.
- A quiet room, a computer or tablet with a working camera and microphone, headphones, and an internet connection that holds a full hour of video.
- A way to show handwritten working for maths, the sciences and any subject taught on paper: a stylus tablet, or a second camera aimed at your page.
- Weekday evenings or weekend slots that you can keep for a full school term.
- You must be based in Singapore and be a Singapore citizen, a permanent resident or the holder of a valid pass that allows this work. Serving MOE teachers need MOE approval before taking paid tuition.
Pay
Pay, and how your rate is set
Starting from S$13 per hour
The rate shown here is the starting hourly rate for online lessons, paid in SGD. How far above it you sit follows the level and subject you teach and your teaching experience: primary lessons pay closest to it, upper secondary and JC more. Your rate for each assignment is agreed with you before you accept it, and you are paid for the lessons you teach on the schedule set out in your contract.
Teaching online from your home in Singapore
This role is 100% online and open to tutors based in Singapore who are Singapore citizens, permanent residents, or holders of a valid pass that allows this work. We check your eligibility before your first lesson.
Online openings by subject
Online tutor jobs by subject
How it works
How to apply
- 01
Apply on this page
Fill in the Eduprime tutor form with your subjects, the levels you teach, your work eligibility in Singapore, and the evening and weekend slots you can keep each week.
- 02
Set up your educator account
Right after you apply, we email you a link to create your educator account. It holds your profile and documents, and it is where your teaching offers arrive.
- 03
Checks and a set-up call
We verify your qualifications and the levels you teach, then talk through your room, your device, your connection and how you will show written working on screen.
- 04
Matching
When a student asks for your subject and level at a time you hold, we send you the assignment with its details and rate. You accept it or pass on it.
- 05
First lesson
The first video call is where you meet the student, set up their side of the connection, agree a learning plan together and begin teaching. With a primary pupil, a parent joins that first conversation.
By area
Prefer students near you?
This role is available island-wide. Browse tutor jobs by region.
All locations
Every region and town
ViewCentral Singapore
High demand across PSLE, O-Level, A-Level and IP-track subjects.
ViewEast Singapore
Steady demand for primary, secondary and JC tuition, with strong PSLE and O-Level interest.
ViewNorth Singapore
Growing demand for primary and lower-secondary tuition.
ViewNorth-East Singapore
Broad demand from primary through JC, with high PSLE and Secondary volume.
ViewWest Singapore
Strong demand across all levels; close to major universities for tutor supply.
ViewQuestions
Questions about teaching online with Eduprime
Can I apply if I live outside Singapore?
This posting is open to tutors based in Singapore who are Singapore citizens, permanent residents or holders of a valid pass that allows this work, and we check your eligibility before your first lesson. Lessons follow Singapore school hours and the Singapore syllabus, taught from your home here.
Will I also teach students outside Singapore?
It is a real possibility as Eduprime grows. You start with students in Singapore. As we take on students in other countries, we may offer them to tutors already teaching with us, and you would teach them online from your home in Singapore. Each offer depends on a student asking for your subject and level, so this side of the work grows with those requests.
When do online lessons usually happen?
Mostly after school on weekday evenings and across weekend mornings and afternoons, the hours Singapore students keep free around the school day. Students in other countries, when they come, are booked at hours that suit both of you.
What equipment do I need?
A computer or tablet with a working camera and microphone, headphones, a quiet room, and a connection that holds an hour of live video. For maths, the sciences and any subject with handwritten working, add a stylus tablet or a second camera pointed at your page.
How do I see a student's working through a screen?
You build that view on purpose. The student writes on a tablet you both share, a second camera sits over their page, or they say each line aloud as they write it. Agree on one method in the first lesson and keep to it.
Do young children study online?
Some do. With primary pupils we ask that a parent stays within earshot, especially in the first few lessons, and the hour is split into short working blocks with frequent turns. Secondary and JC students tend to settle into online lessons quickly.
Is this employment or a contract?
A contract with flexible hours. You tell us the slots you can keep, we offer assignments that fit them, and each one is yours to accept or decline.
How and when am I paid?
In SGD, at the hourly rate agreed for each assignment from the starting rate on this page, for the lessons you teach, on the schedule set out in your contract.
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Send us your subjects, your levels and the evening and weekend slots you can keep. After you apply, we email you the link to set up your educator account.