Weekly 1.5-hour live online class
Live, teacher-led, and capped at 4 students. Targeted online practice with instant marking supports work between lessons.
ONLINE MATH TUITION · SINGAPORE
Live weekly classes and targeted practice — taught by an experienced Singapore math teacher. From Primary 1 to Sec 4. S$50 per 1.5-hour class. Free trial.
For families anywhere in Singapore. No fetching, no waiting in cafes, no losing a weekend to a tuition centre run.
Online math tuition for Primary 1 to Primary 6. MOE-aligned weekly live classes plus targeted practice between lessons.
Online PSLE math tuition for Primary 5 and Primary 6 — exam-aligned practice, heuristics, and full-paper pacing.
Sec 1 to Sec 4 online math support across G1, G2, G3, and IP streams — matched to your child’s school and stream.
Online E-Math and A-Math support for the O-Level and Singapore-Cambridge SEC papers, including Sec 3 to Sec 4 pacing.
Syllabus
We follow the MOE Mathematics syllabus from Primary 1 to Secondary 4, with weekly live classes matched to your child’s level and stream. Every level uses the same lesson format, the same teacher-led delivery, and the same targeted online practice between lessons.
Lesson content is delivered live by a Singapore math teacher, not pre-recorded videos and not freelance tutor matching. Each level pays the same flat fee.
When parents tell us why they made the switch, the same patterns come up — and they’re rarely about the math itself. They’re about everything that used to surround the tuition.
A single in-person tuition class can swallow three to four hours once you factor in commute, drop-off waiting, and getting home. For families with two working parents — or more than one child in tuition — those hours add up to entire weekends gone.
Tuition centres run group classes by year level, not by school or stream. If your child is in IP, on a non-standard scheme of work, or sitting between G2 and G3, the centre’s pace can be wrong in both directions — too fast some weeks, too slow others.
Platforms that pair parents with freelance tutors often hand over a CV and a price-per-hour. There’s no shared lesson plan, no practice system, and no way to see what your child has actually mastered — just hours billed.
A student studying alone needs to start, keep going and recognise when they need help. Gaps can go unnoticed when they do not know what to ask. Regular lessons with a teacher who reviews their work add accountability, encouragement and another way to spot misunderstandings.
DeepThink brings parent, student and teacher together, supported by a practice platform students can use at their own pace. Our tutors lead the teaching and follow through on the work; parents can follow progress and share concerns. Technology equips that human attention with a clearer picture of each student.
The same teacher gets to know how your child thinks, asks them to explain their working, and adjusts the teaching when a method is unclear. Regular live lessons give your child someone who notices effort, believes they can improve, and helps them keep going.
Between lessons, students complete adaptive practice at their own pace alongside homework set by our tutors. Instant marking and worked solutions help them review mistakes. Spaced review revisits earlier learning, and mastery tracking gives students and our tutors a picture of strengths and gaps.
Parents see which topics are strong, which need more work, and what their child should focus on next. You don’t have to guess between report cards. If we spot a gap forming, we flag it early — not just before exams.
Same fee for Primary 1 and for Sec 4 A-Math. No per-paper add-ons, no peak-period pricing, no upsell to premium tiers. Families can start with a free trial class to see the teaching pace and structure before committing.
The result: parents get back the weekends they were missing and can follow their child’s progress, and students get a teacher plus a practice system that work together — not separately.
The programme
The details parents usually want before deciding whether DeepThink fits their family.
Live, teacher-led, and capped at 4 students. Targeted online practice with instant marking supports work between lessons.
Students are grouped by learning pace, not just by level — if no existing class matches your child’s pace, we open a new one.
Includes G1, G2, G3, IP streams, plus PSLE, O-Level, and SEC exam preparation. Same flat fee at every level.
Same fee across all levels and streams. No per-paper add-ons, no peak-period pricing.
Trials in existing classes are free. If no class suits your timing, we can arrange a 1-to-1 trial at another time for $30.
Online by design. No commute, no fetching, no waiting in a cafe outside a centre.
When online tuition is the right fit
These are the situations where parents tell us the switch made the biggest difference.
If you’ve been losing weekend mornings to in-person tuition runs, the time saved by an online class is not marginal. It’s the difference between a rushed Saturday and a real one.
After a full school day plus a commute, many students arrive at in-person tuition with very little learning capacity left. Online tuition removes the commute so the lesson starts when your child is still fresh.
In-person classes hand back a worksheet at the door. Online tuition with built-in practice lets parents see for themselves which topics are strong, which need more work, and what to prioritise next.
If any of these patterns sound familiar, online math tuition is probably the right fit — a free trial class is a low-friction way to see whether DeepThink is the right version of it for your family.
Frequently asked questions
Four, at most. Students are grouped by learning pace, not just by year level, so each lesson moves at the speed of the students actually in it. When no class matches a child’s pace, we open a new one. In a class that size, every child answers questions, gets their working checked, and gets help the moment they need it.
Yes. A trial class helps you see whether our teaching pace and approach suit your child. Trials in existing classes are free. If no class suits your timing, we can arrange a 1-to-1 trial at another time for $30.
Self-paced learning asks students to start, persist and recognise when they need help. At DeepThink, the same teacher reviews practice, asks about reasoning and follows up on difficulties. Students have someone who believes they can improve and helps them ask questions and work through mistakes. Adaptive practice, instant marking and worked solutions support that attention between classes. Parents, students and our tutors work together: parents can follow progress through the student’s account and share concerns with our team.
Yes — when the lesson is live, taught by an experienced teacher, and supported by structured practice between lessons. The mode (online vs in-person) matters far less than whether the teaching is responsive, the practice is targeted, and the parent can follow their child’s progress. Online removes the commute and lets the lesson start when your child is still fresh, which often improves attention compared to a late-evening in-person class.
Each week, your child joins a 1.5-hour live class taught by a Singapore math teacher. The teacher works through the week’s topic, walks the class through worked examples, and answers questions in real time. Between classes, students complete targeted online practice with instant marking and worked solutions. Parents can see what was covered and where their child stands.
DeepThink covers Primary 1 to Secondary 4 Mathematics, including G1, G2, G3, and IP streams in secondary, and PSLE, O-Level, and Singapore-Cambridge SEC exam preparation. Every level uses the same lesson format and the same flat S$50 per class fee.
A tuition centre groups students by year level and runs in-person on a fixed schedule, with parents handling commute and waiting time. A freelance tutor (often found through matchmaking platforms) typically delivers one-to-one lessons but rarely brings a curriculum or practice system. Online live tuition combines a teacher-led lesson with structured online practice, removes the commute, and gives parents a single place to see progress. Each model has trade-offs — DeepThink’s page on online or in-person math tuition in Singapore goes through them in more detail.
For most students, yes — and often more than in-person, because the class starts when they’re still fresh rather than after a long commute. The class is small, live, and teacher-led, so attention is checked the same way it would be in person. We also publish a separate guide on how to tell whether your child is paying attention in an online class, with concrete signs to watch for at home.
Prices in Singapore vary widely. In-person centres often charge S$50–90 per hour. Freelance tutors found through matchmaking platforms typically range from S$40–80 per hour. DeepThink charges a flat S$50 per 1.5-hour live class across every level — about S$30/hour for comparison — with targeted online practice included in the same fee.
Yes. Online tuition is location-independent within Singapore, so families in any HDB town, condo, or landed estate can attend. We’ve designed the service for parents who don’t want their child’s tuition options constrained by which centres happen to have a branch nearby.
A laptop or desktop with a working camera, microphone, and stable internet connection is enough for the live class. Tablets work for the online practice but a laptop is recommended for the live lesson so your child can take notes and work through problems comfortably. There’s nothing to install beyond a browser.
Each week, students get targeted practice in DeepThink’s online practice system, matched to what was taught that week. Questions are auto-marked with worked solutions, so a wrong answer becomes a learning moment immediately rather than waiting until the next class. The amount is calibrated so it reinforces the lesson without overwhelming a school week.
Parents can see which topics are strong, which need more work, and what their child should focus on next. We surface persistent gaps early — before they show up on a school report — and explain what we’re doing about them. The goal is that you don’t have to wait until exam season to know whether the tuition is working.
Experience our teaching approach and find a class that suits your child’s learning needs.
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