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

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.

National University of Singapore to offer discounts for certain postgraduate courses

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11th August 2022

Students keen to pursue a master’s degree at the National University of Singapore will enjoy a discount of 10 per cent for certain courses from next year. This applies to all courses whose fees are not already subsidised by the Government, with an additional 5 per cent discount for NUS graduates.

NUS announced these developments at the launch of its inaugural Lifelong Learning Festival at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House at its Kent Ridge campus.

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, the guest of honour at the event, said Singapore’s universities, polytechnics and the Institute of Technical Education should allow students to pick and choose modules from any institution and tailor their education to suit their needs.

He added that the higher learning institutes should work to complement and recognise one another’s modules, and that they are collectively competing against the best varsities and institutions all around the world.

DPM Heng Swee Keat on what makes a good school

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11th August 2022

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat has shared his suggestions on what makes a good school.

The slogan “Every School a Good School” was popularised by Mr Heng when he was education minister from 2011 to 2015.

First, Mr Heng suggested that students should take a broader view of what “good” means. He told students not to get pigeonholed by their grades or use their grades as their primary measure of success.

Second, Mr Heng said that diversity must be central to the student experience.

Lastly, he said that a good education must continue to emphasise a spirit of service.

Parents can use their professional expertise for the benefit of schools

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11 August 2022

Parents who are keen to be involved in their child’s school can consider where they can use their professional expertise.

Ms Joey Ching, a 51-year-old senior procurement manager with five children, for instance, encouraged working parents to join at least one activity a year.

“Joining at least one activity could help to create great memories for their children or be conversation starters for a better parent-child relationship,” she said.

Public Service Commission launches scholarships in the field of sustainability

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8th August 2022

The Public Service Commission has created a new category of scholarships in the field of sustainability.

Students under these scholarships will have opportunities to work in different sectors of the public service, focusing on sustainability initiatives and policies.

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, who is also the Minister-in-Charge of the Public Service, said the new scholarships will help Singapore build its capability to cope with climate change.

The sustainability scholarships will fund both undergraduate and master’s programmes, and are targeted at those with a keen interest in areas like climate change, clean energy, urban planning and green financing.

Students in Singapore are more engaged with school when parents take an active interest in them

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8th August 2022

A National Institute of Education (NIE) survey has found that students in Singapore are more engaged with school and enjoy it better when their parents take an interest in their school life.

The study looked at the impact of parent involvement on three areas: cognitive engagement (academic progress), behavioural engagement (attentiveness in class) and emotional engagement (how much they enjoy school). Results showed a positive correlation between parent involvement and all three areas.

The study found that parent participation in both primary and secondary schools was comparable for academic-related activities such as parent-teacher conferences and discussions about the child’s progress. But more secondary school students reported that their parents backed away from getting involved in non-academic school activities or needs.

Free artificial intelligence courses for students of all levels in Singapore

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8th August 2022

AI Singapore is now offering free artificial intelligence courses to students in secondary schools, junior colleges, the Institute of Technical Education, local universities and other institutes of higher learning.

The students will study the subject at their own pace and they will also be given access to community groups and monthly sessions with AI Singapore. The monthly sessions will teach students programming skills and let them explore machine learning and statistical and critical thinking.

Minister of State for Education and Manpower Gan Siow Huang said the Ministry of Education will provide $1.8 million in funding for the programme.

AI Singapore added it would give 21 students internships each year with partners like the Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies.

90 percent of Institute of Technical Education students succeed in completing their vocational courses

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21 July 2022

Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean has said that 90 percent of Institute of Technical Education students succeed in completing their courses.

Mr Teo, who is Coordinating Minister for National Security, said that this compares well with figures reported by other countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, where the average success rate is 38 per cent for students at upper secondary level obtaining a vocational qualification.

In his speech, Mr Teo urged ITE to keep up its success and go further in three ways: by constantly adapting to meet students’ needs, adding value to industry partners, and contributing to lifelong learning.

Today, ITE offers 91 courses across 12 industry sectors. The institute has also constantly revamped its certification to meet the needs of its students and industry.

Average of fifteen per cent of PSLE questions are regarded as challenging

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21 July 2022

Ms Liew Wei Li, the Ministry of Education’s director-general of education, said that fifteen per cent of Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) questions are classified as “challenging” each year, and the national exam is kept at a consistent standard of difficulty.

PSLE maths exams have been a source of angst over the years, with complaints surfacing from time to time and parents taking issue with certain questions.

Ms Liew said each pupil’s marks in the new scoring system reflects the child’s mastery of the subject as there is no bell curve or quotas imposed on the number of pupils for each Achievement Level (AL) band. Under this new system, which took effect last year, pupils attain ALs of 1 to 8 for each of four subjects, with their final PSLE score being the sum of the ALs.

Email Address

ngejaysuss@gmail.com

Handphone Number

9724-0163 (Mr Ng)

Academic Qualifications

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