Best Computing Tuition in Singapore (2027): 10 SEC and H2 Options

The best Computing tuition is the one that drills the lab paper as hard as the theory, because that is where a student either writes working Python under time or does not.

Quick picks

Six of the ten providers publish a weekly fee, Computhink publishes only its holiday camp price, and three ask families to message for rates.

The 10 Computing tuition options compared

Entries are alphabetical. The per-hour figure is our sum: published fee divided by published teaching hours, before GST unless stated.

A one-to-one option: The Singapore Syllabus

Next, our own home tutor service. It sits outside the list of ten and carries no rank.

All rates are per hour.

See our Computing tuition page and rate card, or tell us your child's level.

How we chose these centres

A provider stayed only if its own site showed exam Computing by name (O-Level 7155, G3 K349 or H2 9569), not general coding for children, and something concrete such as a fee, a timetable, a class size or a named tutor.

Three names from other lists dropped out: one teaches Cambridge 9618 from overseas, one is aimed at tertiary learners and adults, and one had no site we could find. No centre paid to be listed here.

The 10 centres in detail

Atlas Academy

A Computing-only academy that splits its Saturday H2 timetable into a Paper 1 written practice class and a Paper 2 lab-based practice class, each 90 minutes.

Its G3 Saturday classes are split by focus too, one on fundamentals and tracing and one on loops and logic. Every class student also gets the academy's online practice bank, with worked solutions, browser coding labs for H2 (G3 labs are being added) and topic-by-topic progress that parents can see. Its FAQ notes that students starting Sec 3 now will sit K349 from 2027.

Fees as published: S$590 a month for G3 / O-Level and S$620 for H2, for 4 lessons of 1.5 hours, paid in advance, with the practice platform included. A Pro add-on is S$109 (G3) or S$119 (H2) a month. Practice only, without classes, is S$49 or S$54 a month, or S$490 or S$540 a year, cancel anytime. Registration, deposit and trial terms are not published.

Branch: Bukit Timah. Street address and nearest MRT not published.

• Suits: a JC student who wants separate weekly drills for the written and lab papers, or a family that wants to track topics online.
• May not suit: anyone who needs a seat now, since every class was full with a waitlist on 8 November 2026, or a family that wants the address and tutor's name first.

Website: atlasacademy.sg

Ask at the trial

• Who teaches the Saturday Paper 2 class, and what are their qualifications?
• How long is the waitlist for the H2 slots?
• Are the G3 practice questions written for K349 yet?

Coding Lab

A coding school that has taught since 2015 and runs a G3 Computing class for Sec 3 and Sec 4 as a separate academic course.

Sec 3 builds Python and Excel, and Sec 4 turns to Paper 1 theory, mock exams and timed practice papers, with a revision cheatsheet. The course page lists the K349 code, the 41 examinable spreadsheet functions and both papers. Its testimonials include a St Patrick's student who moved from E8 to A1 for prelims, and the centre states these results as student comments.

Fees as published: S$360 (S$392.40 with GST) under "Month Fees" for Sec 3 or Sec 4. The same page says 10 two-hour lessons a quarter, billed quarterly, which works out at S$1,080 a quarter if the monthly figure is charged three times. Registration is S$80 (S$87.20 with GST), waived for existing students. Materials and equipment are included.

Branches: KAP Mall, 9 King Albert Park (King Albert Park MRT). Parkway Parade, 80 Marine Parade Road (Marine Parade MRT). Partner locations at United Square in Novena (Novena MRT), The Seletar Mall in Sengkang and Tampines Street 11. The page does not say which locations run the G3 class.

• Suits: a student who wants a classroom, a fixed weekly slot and a branch in the east, north-east or centre.
• May not suit: a family that wants a trial before paying, since none is published, or one that needs a JC class.

Website: codinglab.com.sg

Ask at the trial

• Is S$360 charged monthly or once a quarter for 10 lessons?
• Which of the five locations runs G3 on a weekday?
• Is the class capped at 8, as the course page says?

Computhink Academy

A G3 Computing tuition practice based at Toa Payoh Library, with weekly lessons of 1.5 hours over 9 weeks a term, in person or online.

Its course page sets out the K349 papers in the same terms as SEAB and offers a student portal, quizzes and past-year question practice. It also runs a 3-day G3 Python holiday camp for Sec 3 and 4, with day-by-day topics from variables and loops to lists and exam-style debugging. A parent guide on its site says tuition should give a plan, not a grade guarantee.

Fees as published: The weekly term fee is not published, and the site asks parents to WhatsApp for it. The Nov and Dec 2026 holiday camp is S$467 for three afternoons of 3 hours, with up to 8 students. Weekly tuition and trials restart in January.

Branch: Computhink@TPY Library, 6 Toa Payoh Central, side entrance of Toa Payoh Library. The site does not name an MRT station. Toa Payoh MRT is the closest.

• Suits: a student near Toa Payoh who wants to try a lesson before committing.
• May not suit: a family that wants the weekly fee before calling, or a JC student.

Website: computhink.com.sg

Ask at the trial

• What is the term fee for 9 lessons in 2027?
• How many students are in the weekly class?
• Does the student portal hold K349 papers or only 7155?

eduKate

A small tuition provider with branches in Punggol and Bukit Timah whose standard classes take 3 students.

Its H2 Computing page describes 90-minute weekly tutorials for up to three pupils at the Bukit Timah branch, covering Python, algorithms and the 9569 syllabus. The same page asks families to confirm H2 Computing availability, the tutor's subject background and the lab set-up directly.

Fees as published: Not published for Computing. The home page lists other subjects from S$320 for 4 lessons of 1.5 hours.

Branch: 8 Fourth Avenue, by appointment, near Sixth Avenue MRT.

• Suits: a JC student in the Bukit Timah area who wants a very small group.
• May not suit: a family that wants a named Computing tutor and a fee before visiting.

Website: edukatesg.com

Ask at the trial

• Who would teach H2 Computing, and what is their background?
• Will my child write Flask and SQLite code in lessons?

FlipAha

An online G3 Computing programme for Sec 3 and 4 built around K349 and Python.

Lessons mix interactive tasks and practice supported by AI tools, with a human tutor stepping in when needed. A skill counts as mastered only when the student solves a fresh challenge alone. The site says the course was designed by an experienced Computing educator and curriculum designer.

Fees as published: Not published. An online trial at no charge includes a short Python activity and an independent challenge.

Branch: Online only.

• Suits: a self-motivated student who wants to practise Python online at their own pace.
• May not suit: a student who needs a teacher in the room, or a family that wants fees and a tutor's name before trying.

Website: flipaha.sg

Ask at the trial

• What does a month cost?
• How much live time with a human tutor does my child get each week?
• Does the course cover the spreadsheet half of Paper 2?

Loshberry Computing

One tutor, Ms Tay HS, an NUS School of Computing honours graduate and former teaching assistant for a computer science module, who teaches both O-Level (G3) and H2 Computing.

Small groups are grouped by ability or school where possible and meet at Beauty World Centre or live on Zoom. H2 students can choose cheaper recorded lessons with a monthly 30-minute consultation. One-to-one slots go first to weaker students who need intensive help.

Fees as published (November 2024): Small group, Sec 3 S$255 and Sec 4 S$285 per 4 lessons of 1.5 hours. JC1 S$430 and JC2 S$470 per 4 live lessons (2 hours when two or more attend), or S$268 and S$292 for recorded lessons. Private lessons are S$450 (Sec 3), S$480 (Sec 4), S$540 (JC1) and S$570 (JC2) per 6 hours. Registration, deposit and trial terms are not published.

Branch: Beauty World Centre, near Beauty World MRT, and live on Zoom.

• Suits: a student who wants the lowest published group fee, or a family with one child in Sec and one in JC.
• May not suit: a family that needs fees confirmed for 2027, since the page says they are correct as of November 2024.

Website: computingtuition.com

Ask at the trial

• What will 2027 fees be?
• Is the Sec 3 class already taught to K349?
• How many students are in my child's slot?

Mr Wei Kiat (SG Computing Tuition)

A one-to-one Computing tutor who lists First Class Honours and the Dean's List from NTU's School of Engineering, a perfect 4.0 diploma from Temasek Polytechnic, and work as an embedded software engineer in the defence sector and a software developer for a government agency.

He teaches O-Level Computing 7155 and H2 Computing 9569.

Fees as published: Not published. The site asks families to WhatsApp.

Branch: Location not published.

• Suits: a student who wants one teacher's full attention and a tutor who has written software for a living.
• May not suit: a family that wants a fee and a location before calling.

Website: sgcomputingtuition.com

Ask at the trial

• What is the hourly rate for G3 and for H2?
• Are lessons at home, online or at a fixed place?
• Has he taught the K349 or revised 9569 papers yet?

PB H2 Computing Tuition

An H2-only tutor who struggled with the subject in JC, later made the Dean's List, and now works full time as a software developer at a large financial firm.

Students get the tutor's Notion notes and a private Discord group for questions between lessons. It also runs a 3-hour crash course of theory and practical revision. The site mentions students from HCI and RI, with no grades stated.

Fees as published: S$55 an hour for small groups, S$90 an hour for limited one-to-one slots, and S$250 for the 3-hour crash course. Notes and Discord access are included. Trial and registration terms are not published.

Branch: Location not published.

• Suits: a JC student who wants a small group of 2 to 5 at a clear hourly price, and notes to use between lessons.
• May not suit: an O-Level student, or a family that needs a classroom address.

Website: h2computingtuition.com

Ask at the trial

• Are lessons online or in person?
• Do the notes cover the 2027 Module 6 machine learning topics?
• How many students are in the current JC1 group?

Stitch Interactive

An online O-Level and G3 Computing programme run by Mr Tan Bo An, who lists 20 years of web development, 7 years of tutoring, adjunct lecturing at a polytechnic and a university, and an ACLP teaching certificate.

Live groups meet on Zoom, Sec 3 on Tuesdays and Sec 4 on Thursdays from 7.30pm, in the first four weeks of each month. A self-paced course releases a new lesson every Monday and stays open to the O-Level year. Parents in live groups get a monthly progress update. The centre states that most of its students over 7 years scored A1 to B3.

Fees as published: S$360 a month for the live small group (lessons up to 2 hours, or 90 minutes when 1 to 5 attend). S$90 an hour one-to-one. S$360 one-time for the self-paced course, with 20% off for live students. Extra one-to-one sessions for enrolled students are S$70 an hour. A student who leaves mid-month gets the rest of that month refunded.

Branch: Online only.

• Suits: a Sec 3 or 4 student who works well online and wants recorded lessons to replay.
• May not suit: a student who needs face-to-face teaching, or a JC student.

Website: stitchinteractive.com

Ask at the trial

• How many are in the Sec 3 Tuesday group, and so is it 90 minutes or 2 hours?
• When will lessons switch from 7155 to K349?

Study Computing

An independent H2 Computing tutor, Raghav Sriram, who lists seven years teaching H2 Computing, olympiad programming and cybersecurity, and helping design and teach VJC's H2 Computing course.

He publishes free lectures and Jupyter workbooks alongside paid lessons. The page says an A is the target but no grade can be guaranteed.

Fees as published: S$35 an hour for personalised tuition. The page title says S$30, so confirm which applies. Lesson length and trial terms are not published.

Branch: Location not published. Contact by email only.

• Suits: a JC student who wants the lowest published H2 rate and free practice material.
• May not suit: a Sec student, or a family that wants a phone number and a lesson location.

Website: studycomputing.sg

Ask at the trial

• Is the rate S$30 or S$35 an hour?
• Are lessons one-to-one, online or in person?

What do the 2027 Computing exams actually test?

Both papers at both levels are taken partly on a computer. That is the single biggest difference from most subjects, and the reason a tutor who only explains theory leaves marks on the table.

SEC G3 Computing (K349)

From 2027, O-Level Computing 7155 is replaced by G3 Computing K349 under the Secondary Education Certificate. Our SEC syllabus codes guide lists every new code.

The five modules:

• Computing Fundamentals: computer architecture, binary, hexadecimal, two's complement and logic gates.
• Algorithms and Programming: Python, testing, debugging and validation.
• Spreadsheets: including VLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH, SUMIF, COUNTIF and Goal Seek.
• Networking: LANs, IPv4 and IPv6, MAC addresses and error checks.
• Impact of Computing.

In Paper 2, a student must write algorithms such as finding the largest value in a list without using max(), or splitting a string without split(). Design, development and testing make up 40% of all marks.

H2 Computing (9569, revised)

The revised H2 syllabus is first examined in 2027. Our JC tuition comparison covers the wider A-Level changes.

The six modules are Programming Fundamentals (including recursion and exception handling), Data Structures and Algorithms (stacks, queues, linked lists, binary search trees, hash tables and object-oriented programming), Data and Information (SQL and NoSQL databases), Computer Networks (including web applications), Social, Ethical and Security Impact of Computing, and Emerging Technologies, where students now implement simple machine learning programs using k-nearest neighbours and k-means.

Who can take Computing in school?

Not every school teaches it, so check before paying for Sec 3 tuition.

• Secondary. MOE told Parliament on 10 September 2026 that students from over 110 secondary schools take G1, G2 or G3 Computing, about 13% of the Sec 3 cohort. From the 2026 Sec 3 cohort, upper secondary students can offer Computing at G1, G2 or G3.
• Schools without a class. Over 40 of these schools have no Computing class of their own and send G3 students to one of four centres. Clementi Town Secondary, for example, is the West Zone centre, teaching students from 11 nearby schools every Thursday from 3.15pm to 5.45pm. It had 24 such students in 2025.
• Junior college. H2 Computing is offered at JCs such as Anglo-Chinese Junior College, Jurong Pioneer Junior College and Temasek Junior College. ACJC asks students to pass a Computing proficiency test at orientation, written or in Python 3, and exempts those with at least A2 in O-Level Computing. Subject combination limits apply there.

Where Computing leads after school

• Polytechnic. Singapore Polytechnic lists "Computing / Computer Studies" as a relevant subject in the ELR2B2-C and ELR2B2-D aggregates, the ones used for science, engineering, IT and design courses. Nanyang Polytechnic's new Diploma in Computing (C85) uses ELR2B2-C. Our L1R5 and ELR2B2 guide shows how the aggregate is worked out.
• University. NTU's Bachelor of Computing in Computer Science accepts a pass in H2 Mathematics, H2 Physics or H2 Computing.
• NUS. NUS's prerequisite table (accurate as of February 2026) accepts an H2 pass in Computing, Mathematics, Further Mathematics or Physics, or a good pass in H1 Mathematics, for its Computer Science programmes. H2 Computing is one route in, not the only one, so a strong H2 Maths result also keeps these doors open. For the Maths side, see our A-Math tuition comparison.

Centre, home tutor or online?

Here is how the published group fees compare with the Sec and JC bands on our rate card.

Costed for one month of Sec 4: Loshberry's group is S$285 for 6 hours of lessons. A part-time tutor at S$35 to S$45 an hour for 1.5 hours a week comes to S$210 to S$270 for 6 hours, and a full-time tutor at S$45 to S$65 comes to S$270 to S$390. For H2, PB's group at S$55 an hour for 6 hours is S$330, against S$270 to S$360 for a part-time JC tutor at S$45 to S$60.

Which Computing centres are near me?

Five of the ten teach online only or give no address, so they are listed under online. For a wider secondary list, see our Secondary tuition comparison.

How to choose Computing tuition

Trial-lesson checklist

• Does my child type code in the lesson, or watch the teacher type?
• Is Paper 2 practised in JupyterLab (G3) or with Flask and SQLite (H2), as in the exam?
• How are spreadsheet functions such as VLOOKUP and SUMIF taught for G3?
• Who marks practice code, and how soon does it come back?
• Is there a recording or make-up for a missed lesson?
• What notice is needed to stop, and is any deposit refunded?