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Enrichment Classes in Singapore: 260 enrichment centres · phonics and reading at a community club typically S$140–S$150 per 8 sessions

Updated October 2026How we rank
Enrichment centres that teach 10 or more students mainstream school subjects must register with MOE. Pure activity classes (e.g. sports) fall outside this. Prices vary widely: community club courses such as phonics or abacus cost about $140–$200 for 8–10 lessons, while private speech-and-drama terms are often $550 or more.

21 of the best-documented enrichment centres in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

CSM Academy International

CSM Academy International

Geylang

21+ years in business

2 min walk from Aljunied MRT

Nobleman School of Floral Design

Nobleman School of Floral Design

Lavender

32+ years in business

3 min walk from Lavender MRT

Ocean Business School

Ocean Business School

Lavender

21+ years in business

1 min walk from Lavender MRT

Camp High Achievers

Camp High Achievers

Toa Payoh

15+ years in business

8 min walk from Toa Payoh MRT

Melbourne International School

Melbourne International School

Dempsey Hill

12+ years in business

12 min walk from Napier MRT

Genius R Us

Genius R Us

Toa Payoh

12+ years in business

4 min walk from Toa Payoh MRT

Shenmo Education Centre

Shenmo Education Centre

Bukit Merah

12+ years in business

12 min walk from Queenstown MRT

Parkway Suites

Parkway Suites

Geylang

12+ years in business

2 min walk from Macpherson MRT

Unified Yi Jing Academy

Unified Yi Jing Academy

Orchard

12+ years in business

2 min walk from Orchard MRT

Aria Training and Consultancy

Aria Training and Consultancy

Jalan Besar

12+ years in business

5 min walk from Farrer Park MRT

EduFirst Learning Centre

EduFirst Learning Centre

Yishun

Since 2017

1 min walk from Yishun MRT

Academy of Sports and Exercise Science

Academy of Sports and Exercise Science

Jurong East

11+ years in business

5 min walk from Jurong East MRT

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How much do enrichment classes charge in Singapore?

Most centres charge by the term (8–10 weekly lessons). Material fees are often extra. People's Association courses at community clubs are a cheaper alternative to private centres.

  • Phonics and reading at a community club

    S$140–S$150 per 8 sessions

    Material fee of about $10 is extra.

  • Abacus at a community club

    S$200–S$242 per 10 lessons

    $200 for the course plus a $42 material fee.

  • Speech & drama, private centre

    S$550–S$560 per term (8–10 sessions)

  • Piano, group lesson

    S$20–S$25 per lesson

    Private lessons cost $30–$60.

Sources: onePA: Phonics and reading course; onePA: Abacus class, Lorong Limau; Skoop SG enrichment listings; DollarsAndSense: Cost of popular enrichment classes. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should an enrichment centre have?

  • Registration of private school

    Ministry of Education (MOE) · Required by law

    Required for enrichment centres teaching 10 or more students subjects taught in mainstream schools. It also covers language, music, dance and art schools that prepare students for official certificates. Courses and teachers must be registered too.

    Check the official register

How to choose an enrichment centre

  • Try a community club course on onePA first. The same type of class often costs a fraction of a private centre's fee, so you can see whether your child enjoys it before paying more.
  • If the class is held at your preschool, CDA funds can pay for approved enrichment run by a Baby Bonus Approved Institution (since May 2025). Standalone centres generally don't qualify, so check go.gov.sg/listofais.
  • Ask whether the centre is registered with MOE if it teaches school subjects to classes of 10 or more. Registered centres also have their teachers registered.
  • Work out the price per lesson, including material, assessment and exam fees, so you can compare centres that charge per term with those that charge per month.
  • Ask for a trial class and how the centre will show progress, such as reading levels, graded exams or a showcase at the end of term.

Red flags

  • Being pushed to buy a year-long package upfront. Pay per term until you know your child will stay.
  • Claims that the class will 'boost PSLE scores' or 'raise IQ' without any evidence.
  • No written policy for refunds, missed lessons or make-up classes.

Questions to ask before you book

  • How many lessons are in a term, and what is the maximum class size?
  • Are materials and exam fees included?
  • Is the centre MOE-registered, or a Baby Bonus Approved Institution?
  • What happens if we miss a lesson or withdraw mid-term?

Questions about enrichment classes in Singapore

How much do enrichment classes cost in Singapore?

It depends a lot on the provider. People's Association courses at community clubs cost roughly $140–$200 for 8–10 lessons, for example phonics or abacus. Private speech-and-drama centres often charge $550 or more a term. Group music lessons start around $20–$25 a lesson, and private lessons cost $30–$60. Material and exam fees are usually extra.

Can I use my Child Development Account for enrichment classes?

Only in some cases. Since May 2025, CDA funds can pay for approved enrichment programmes such as speech and drama, robotics or coding, but only when they run at a childcare centre or kindergarten that is a Baby Bonus Approved Institution. Standalone enrichment centres usually are not Approved Institutions, so check the list at go.gov.sg/listofais before enrolling.

Do enrichment centres need to be registered?

Yes, if they teach 10 or more students subjects that mainstream schools teach. Registration with MOE covers the centre, its courses and its teachers, and also applies to language, music, dance and art schools that prepare students for official certificates. Registration shows the centre meets basic requirements. It is not a mark of quality.

How many enrichment classes are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 260 enrichment classes in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Downtown Core (37). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.