Singapore Maths Tuition - University and JC

Individual and small group maths tuition in Singapore - University and Junior College

Individual and Small Group Mathematics and Statistics Tuition in Singapore – University and Junior College level


University math subjects I specialize in: Calculus, Statistics, Discrete Mathematics, Algebra, Analysis

I am a private tutor in Singapore specializing in:

Mathematics and Statistics - for University level, Junior College H2+H1, Integrated Programme (IP).

Chemistry and Physics - for Junior College H2+H1, Integrated Programme (IP).

[ Further Mathematics will be re-introduced at Junior College level as a H2 subject starting 2016. I will be able to provide tuition in Further Mathematics and have in-depth knowledge on the required topics including Linear Algebra, Statistics, and Numerical Methods. ]

I am a full-time tutor conducting individual home tuition and small group tuition at affordable rates. My students have benefited from private (one to one) home tuition. They have gained confidence tackling the difficult concepts presented to them, and have benefited from the personalized attention that one to one tuition provides.

Academic Qualifications and Private Tutoring Experience

Ph.D. in Mathematics, 2011, National University of Singapore.

B.Sc. First Class Honours in Mathematics, 2002, National University of Singapore.

Grade Point Average (GPA): 4.9 out of 5.0. Placed on Dean's List for 4 Semesters. Served as student mentor at Special Programme in Science (SPS) for several semesters.

Very Extensive experience since 2002 tutoring Junior College and Integrated Programme Mathematics, as well as Secondary School Elementary maths and Additional maths.

Experience since 2009 tutoring University Level Mathematics and Statistics - including Calculus of Several Variables, Business Statistics, Engineering Calculus, Real Analysis, Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra, Probability, Discrete Mathematics.

Experience since 2009 tutoring Junior College, Integrated Programme, and Secondary School Chemistry and Physics.

Contact Information

Handphone: 9724-0163 (Mr Ng)
Alternatively, please Email: ngejaysuss@gmail.com

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I am an Associate Faculty at Singapore University of Social Sciences. Usually, I lecture once or twice a week during semester time. Modules I have taught include Coding Theory, Fundamentals Of Mathematics, Advanced Linear Algebra, and Analysis II.
I love teaching students at all levels at university, and that is part of the reason I took up teaching assignments at SUSS.
However, please note that I do not take in SUSS Math (MTH) students for private tuition. For MTH105, MTH206, MTH208 and MTH351 students, please email me for assistance and I will be glad to assist you in your work.

My Approach to Private Tuition

The Singapore government and various Members of Parliament have voiced concerns about private tuition. Many have highlighted the stresses and pressures students are facing at school and have wondered if we are pushing our students too hard.

I believe that having private tuition is a personal choice that the student and parent must decide on their own. My students have benefited from private (one to one) home tuition. They have gained confidence tackling the difficult concepts presented to them, and have benefited from the personalized attention that one to one tuition provides.

At school or at tuition centres, it is difficult to give each and every student such individualized, personal attention. That is where home tutors like myself come in. I strongly believe that well-qualified tutors like myself have a role to play in helping students strengthen their academic foundations and achieve better grades.

My aim is to make the learning experience a pleasant and enriching experience for all my students.

Attrition rate in Singapore’s education sector remains stable

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26 June 2022

The Ministry of Education has not seen any spike in teachers leaving the service during the past two years, countering worldwide trends of a “Great Resignation”.

Additionally, the annual attrition rate for the entire teacher population, which stands at about 32,000, remained stable at 2 per cent to 3 per cent in the past five years.

Madam Liew Wei Li, director-general of education at the Ministry of Education, said that about half of Singapore’s teaching workforce is aged 40 and below, and around 40 per cent of teachers are in their first 10 years of service.

Broadening teachers’ exposure to other industries is also the aim of MOE’s Teacher Work Attachment Plus Programme, which was announced last year, said Madam Liew.

National University of Singapore is Asia’s best university in the Quacquarelli Symonds annual higher education ranking

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26 June 2022

The National University of Singapore has been named Asia’s best university in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) annual higher education ranking.

In the QS ranking released this month, NUS came in 11th globally, retaining its place from last year, while NTU took 19th place.

NUS has held the top position among Asian universities for the past five years.

QS evaluated the institutions on six indicators: academic reputation, reputation among employers, citations per faculty member, faculty to student ratio, ratio of international faculty members and ratio of international students.

Education Minister outlines challenges that Singapore students must face

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26 June 2022

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing has said that students should be charged with guiding Singapore to its 100th anniversary and that every generation of students must be a pioneering generation.

Mr Chan also outlined qualities that Singapore must have to succeed, namely, be confident, curious and connected.

Mr Chan said previous generations have weathered challenges such as Konfrontasi, global economic recessions and oil crises, and the current youth will have to find their own way through its unique circumstances. He said that Singapore’s youths will have to navigate a more contested geo-political environment, transform the economy and entrench Singapore as a global digital node.

Our students and youths must also transcend its energy and carbon challenges and develop new solutions to improve the country’s land use.

Kent Ridge campus of the National University of Singapore will become a live test bed for low-carbon technology

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14 May 2022

The Kent Ridge campus of the National University of Singapore will become a live test bed for low-carbon technology in a collaboration with Keppel Infrastructure.

Four projects have been chosen to jump-start the on-campus collaboration, which will be called the “low-carbon living laboratory”.

These projects include a hybrid power grid to ease the integration of renewable energy resources, novel electric vehicle charging strategies, district cooling systems and enhanced seawater desalination.

NUS deputy president for research and technology, Professor Chen Tsuhan, said: “The NUS Kent Ridge campus will serve as a vibrant living laboratory, where innovative solutions are tested in a realistic operational environment before they are deployed at a larger scale. These technological capabilities will in turn help enhance the climate resilience of our campuses.”

Nanyang Technological University sets up two labs to assist start-up companies that are focusing on green technology

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14 May 2022

Nanyang Technological University has set up the EcoLabs Digital Twin Co-Innovation Lab and the NTU-Arrow Invent Joint Lab to assist start-up companies that are focusing on green technology, and also assist Small and Medium Enterprises commercialise products.

The labs will help start-ups as well as SMEs refine and test their technology and connect them to larger companies to help them scale up.

The two labs began work last year and were launched under the EcoLabs Centre of Innovation for Energy programme, which is a collaboration by NTU, Enterprise Singapore and the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore.

Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling said the EcoLabs programme is part of Singapore’s larger strategy to support start-ups and SMEs as they translate their technology into products on a commercial scale.

Help smaller companies communicate their skills training needs to enable educational institutions to respond rapidly

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14 May 2022

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing has said that Singapore must innovate to help smaller companies communicate their skills training needs so that training institutions can respond quickly.

Mr Chan said SkillsFuture Singapore has plans to partner these organisations to identify skills that are in demand and to develop skills-based career pathways.

Mr Chan noted that many companies want to train their workers but do not know how to articulate this need. He said the National Centre of Excellence for Workplace Learning (Nace), which is led by Nanyang Polytechnic, has done much to strengthen support structures for workplace learning.

Last year, Nace also launched the National Workplace Learning Certification scheme, he added. It recognises progressive organisations that have structures and processes in place for good training practices at the workplace.

Secondary schools still start the day at 7.30am, in spite of permission to start later

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14 May 2022

Although Singapore’s schools have the flexibility to decide daily start times, many secondary schools still expect students to be in school before 7.30am.

Of these, 60 schools said students had to assemble for the flag-raising ceremony by 7.30am, and eight schools started between 7.30am and 8am. Twelve schools had staggered start times throughout the week.

The issue of schools starting at the crack of dawn has raised concerns over the years about young students having too little sleep.

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing said MOE does not dictate school start times, other than saying schools should not start before 7.30am.

Half of graduates from Singapore’s private education institutions found full-time work within six months of graduation

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25 April 2022

According to the latest graduate employment survey recently released by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG), about half of fresh graduates from Singapore’s private education institutions found full-time work within six months of completing their examinations.

Overall, 85.3 per cent of private university graduates found work, including part-time or freelance jobs.

However, the survey continued to find that job prospects for PEI graduates lag behind their peers from autonomous universities. The overall employment rate for fresh graduates from the 2021 cohort in autonomous universities was 94.4 per cent while the full-time permanent employment rate was 84 per cent.

The poll also showed that the median gross monthly salary of PEI fresh graduates in full-time jobs was $2,989.

Email Address

ngejaysuss@gmail.com

Handphone Number

9724-0163 (Mr Ng)

Academic Qualifications

Ph.D. in Mathematics;
B.Sc. First Class Honours in Mathematics