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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


mathlabsingapore We are proud to announce that we are now collaborating with The Maths Lab (Singapore). We will be working closely with them and pooling our materials and resources to bring you an engaging and productive maths tuition experience!


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.

President Halimah Yacob presides over official launch of after-school activity centre

March 6, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

06 March 2021

Last month, President Halimah Yacob presided over the official launch of an after-school activity centre, The Galaxy at BMSS.

This centre is part of an after-school initiative called the Resilient Merahan Programme (RMP), which was launched in 2019. The after-school engagement programme, which currently involves 30 students, caters to vulnerable students, helping them to build relationships with their peers as well as adult volunteers and school staff.

“The Galaxy is a very good centre because after classes, student may want to stay in the school, and this is a safe environment for them to come, organise their own activities and have the support of their teachers, peers and volunteers,” Madam Halimah said.

Besides the RMP, the school also has other programmes to cater to students’ diverse learning needs. For instance, Helping Our Merahans Excel aims to help students with long-term absenteeism issues to reintegrate into the school system, while the School Within School programme supports graduating students struggling with their studies.

Less time needed for Institute of Technical Education students to obtain a Higher Nitec qualification

March 6, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

06 March 2021

Second Minister for Education Maliki Osman has said that it will now take less time for Institute of Technical Education students to obtain a Higher Nitec qualification. He said that the ITE curriculum will be streamlined to achieve this aim.

According to the Ministry of Education, more than half of the 2019 cohort of Nitec graduates progressed immediately to a Higher Nitec qualification in 2020.

Dr Maliki is also leading a review into employment outcomes for ITE and polytechnic students. He has shared some preliminary ideas which have emerged from his review, which involved speaking to over 400 stakeholders linked to the polytechnics and ITE, including students, graduates, parents, employers and industry partners.

The ideas included recognising students’ diverse interests by strengthening porosity and flexibility in educational pathways, ensuring that courses and curriculum remain relevant to industry, and investing in the life skills of students, for instance cross-cultural communication and critical thinking.

SGUnited Traineeship programme enables polytechnic graduate to secure employment

March 3, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

03 March 2021

Mr Sharif Shaharudeen graduated with a first-class honours degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Glasgow’s aeronautical engineering degree programme at the Singapore Institute of Technology.

He was involved heavily in internships during his study at SIT, and as such, was very well equipped to enter the workforce. However, the aerospace industry was negatively impacted last year due to the huge decrease in commercial flights, and soon, he found his future career prospects in jeopardy.

His initial failure at securing a job proved emotionally draining, especially since his family needed him to step up and help out financially.

The former Temasek Polytechnic student then decided it was time to take a “leap of faith” and try to secure employment in a related industry. All thanks to the SGUnited Traineeship programme, he has since secured a position as a systems engineer at the drone company Drone Solutions.

91 per cent of the Singapore Institute of Technology’s Class of 2020 secured employment last year

February 27, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

27 February 2021

Over 91 per cent of the Singapore Institute of Technology’s Class of 2020 succeeded in securing employment by the end of last year.

About 2,200 of these graduates will be receiving their degree scrolls over the week. The graduation ceremony will feature the first batch of locally trained allied health university graduates.

SIT was the first of Singapore’s six autonomous universities to offer degree programmes in disciplines such as physiotherapy and diagnostic radiography.

SIT’s integration with industry partners was also emphasized by its president Tan Thiam Soon.

“Upon graduation, our students can hit the ground running because of the solid foundation they receive during their integrated work-study programme stints,” he said.

Singapore students who sat the GCE A-level examination last year achieved best passing rate in fifteen years

February 25, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

25 December 2021

Students in Singapore who sat the GCE A-level examination last year achieved the best passing rate since 2006.

93.6 per cent of the total 11,646 candidates obtained at least three H2 passes, with a pass in General Paper or Knowledge and Inquiry.

Like in 2020, students who returned to their schools on Friday to collect their results had to do so in their classrooms, instead of as a cohort in the school hall.

Those who sat the exams last year also had to cope with the sudden shift from in-person teaching to home-based learning.

Education Minister Lawrence Wong said in a Facebook post: “Whatever your results, take some time to celebrate your growth and learning. Many of you will be thinking of your next steps and the options to pursue. Speak to your parents, teachers and friends, find out more about your options, consider your strengths and what you enjoy. What’s more important is to have the mindset that learning is for life – there are no endpoints, just the lifelong process of becoming a better person who can contribute meaningfully in your own way.”

Singapore’s six local universities offered around 1,000 extra places last year

February 23, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

23 February 2021

According to Education Minister Lawrence Wong, Singapore’s six local universities offered around 1,000 extra places in the year 2020, in order to accommodate an increased number of local students who are unable to travel abroad for further studies.

Some of the additional places were also allocated to polytechnic diploma holders who opted to further their education instead of having to contend with a weak job market.

Altogether, 17,500 university places were given out last year. This extra enrolment pushed the student participation rate in universities beyond the stated target of 40 per cent for every cohort by 2020 to 42 per cent.

For the 2021 academic year, the Ministry of Education will start by planning for 40 per cent of the age cohort. The MOE is also prepared to offer additional places this year depending on the global situation.

Nanyang Technological University expands its multi-disciplinary degree programmes

February 22, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

22 February 2021

The Nanyang Technological University has expanded its multi-disciplinary degree programmes to include a new Bachelor of Science degree in economics and data science, amongst 13 others.

There will also be 10 new double major combinations in the arts and humanities, and a second major in entrepreneurship for students in certain disciplines.

Those in the new economics and data science degree programme will study three subjects – economics, mathematics and data science. The four-year programme will give students a strong foundation in economics and prepare them to handle big data.

NTU is also offering new double degree in accountancy and data science and artificial intelligence, a four and a half year course in which students will graduate with two degrees.

Finally, a new second major in entrepreneurship will be offered to students reading accountancy, business, and engineering, as well as those taking a double degree in accountancy and business.

Fewer students managed to secure a full time job upon graduation last year

February 21, 2021 by Maths Statistics Science Tutor

21 February 2021

Last year, fewer students managed to secure a full time job upon graduation.

Around 70 percent of those who graduated from four Singapore universities last year found permanent employment, down from 81.7 per cent in 2019. Additionally, over one in five fresh graduates said they were employed in part-time jobs or traineeships

Nonetheless, those who found a full-time job earned a higher median starting salary of $3,700 last year, compared with $3,600 in 2019, with graduates from computer science, cyber security, and software engineering courses leading the way.

More than three out of four of these graduates in part-time or traineeship roles are participating in the SGUnited Traineeship Programme, a mentorship programme that helps fresh graduates from universities and polytechnics boost their employability when hiring demand picks up after the pandemic by going through an attachment with a company and receiving an allowance.

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About Myself

I am a private tutor specializing in Mathematics tuition and Statistics tuition for Junior College and Undergraduate levels.  
 
I also tutor Physics and Chemistry for Junior College and Secondary School levels.
 
 
Contact Information  
-- H/P: 9724-0163 (Mr Ng)  
-- Email: ngejaysuss@gmail.com  
 
Academic Qualifications  
-- Ph.D. in Mathematics, National University of Singapore (2011)  
-- B.Sc. First Class Honours in Mathematics, National University of Singapore (2002)

Student Testimonial

A testimonial from my student, Rui En, whom I tutored for five years from 2011 to 2016:  
 

mathlabsingapore

We are proud to announce that we are now collaborating with The Maths Lab (Singapore). We will be working closely with them and pooling our materials and resources to bring you an engaging and productive maths tutoring experience!



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