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H2 Physics tuition in Singapore for JC1-JC2: small-group classes, Paper 4 data analysis, mechanics-to-fields transfer, and exam support aligned to SEAB 9478.
Last updated: 2025-12-31
Eclat Institute H2 Physics tuition in Singapore is for JC1 and JC2 students who need a tighter weekly loop than extra practice papers can provide: diagnosis, timed questions, script correction, and Paper 4 data work. Lessons are aligned to the 2026 SEAB H2 Physics syllabus (9478), with small-group teaching, named tutor support, and explicit coaching for mechanics-to-fields transfer, calculus use, and spreadsheet-based practical analysis.
Families comparing A-Level Physics tuition Singapore options usually ask the same questions first: who teaches the class, how many students are in the room, whether Paper 4 is trained throughout the year, and how fees change across the intake cycle. We answer those above the fold because they affect fit before any long syllabus map. If you are still choosing between levels or tracks, start with our Physics Tuition Singapore hub.
JC H2 Physics is not a straight continuation of upper secondary work. The 9478 syllabus expects students to move from SUVAT and vectors into electric and magnetic fields, and 20 percent of the grade sits in Paper 4 practical data work. Our tuition classes keep theory and practical routines connected so WA, promo, block-test, and prelim preparation do not become separate last-minute sprints.
The strongest JC H2 Physics tuition loops do three jobs every week: fix the highest-leverage concept gap, rehearse timed paper behaviour, and keep Paper 4 data handling active alongside theory. That is the filter we use for class design, resource recommendations, and parent consultations.
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IP Students Taught
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Max Students Per Class
10+ Years
Tutoring Excellence
Academic Advisor & Director of Technology
“Academic Advisor (Physics) and Director of Technology at Eclat Institute. Focuses on strong fundamentals and clear problem-solving structure.”
Chee Wei Jie has graduated with a first class honours from Imperial College London and a Master of Advanced Study (MASt) in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge. He is an NUS High School alumni and a DSTA scholar. He worked in the AI research lab at DSO National Laboratories. Now he works on his own tech venture, Instavar. He also took IGCSE as a private candidate in 2006, which he gained experience in setting up his own lab for practice. Connect on
Theory fees (per subject)
Tiered monthly fees for 4 weekly 1.5-hour sessions.
Early Intake (Oct–Feb)
Regular Intake (Mar–Jun)
Catch-up Intake (Jul–Sep)
Note: If you enrol in the Regular or Catch-up intake and continue into the next year, your monthly fee resets to the Early Intake rate (SGD 360/month).
Class format
Centres
This track is built for students whose school tutorials are mostly done but whose marks still stall because concept transfer or Paper 4 routines break under timed conditions.
If upper secondary foundations still feel shaky, start with the O-Level Physics tuition Singapore for Sec 3-4 and the O-Level Physics syllabus (2026). IP students can also map the bridge via IP Physics tuition.
| JC1 focus | JC2 focus |
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| Paper | Weight | Key skills |
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| Paper 1 MCQ | 15 percent | Fast recall, sign logic, and units checks |
| Paper 2 Structured | 30 percent | Multi-topic synthesis and calculus use |
| Paper 3 Long Questions | 35 percent | Data handling and model explanations |
| Paper 4 Practical | 20 percent | Spreadsheet analysis, uncertainty, and ACE evaluation |
JC programmes have also replaced mid-year exams with weighted assessments and block tests. Check your college calendar early and plan tuition around WA1, WA2, and promos. A quick primer lives in Weighted Assessments vs Mid-Year Examination.
Next steps: build the weekly study loop with the H2 Physics Notes Hub and track Paper 4 workflows in the H2 Physics Practicals Hub.
| Cliff | Typical symptom | Tuition response |
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| SUVAT to fields transfer | Treats field diagrams like particle paths and mixes up gradient logic. | Bridge lessons linking motion graphs to potential and energy diagrams. |
| Spreadsheet and ACE rubric | Uses half-range error for every dataset; misses standard error output. | Practical clinics that rehearse LINEST outputs and evaluation phrasing. |
| Timed-paper stamina | Completes only 70 percent of Paper 2 or blanks planning questions. | Fortnightly 90-minute mocks with error journals and pacing rules. |
Pair these clinics with the measurement routines in Measurement and Uncertainty for IP Physics.
| Format | Hourly range | Best for | Differentiator |
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| Micro-group (max 6) | S$60-S$75 | Peer benchmarking and shared drills | Group Paper 2 mocks and ACE clinics |
| Hybrid cohort | S$50-S$65 | Students with CCA-heavy weeks | Replayable spreadsheet walkthroughs |
| One-to-one | S$90-S$110 | Urgent WA recovery or niche topics | Custom data sets and targeted reteaching |
Rates reflect public listings as of Nov 2025. Confirm schedules and material fees with each centre.
Worried about promotional exam results? What to do if your child fails JC promos covers recovery timelines, the H2-to-H1 drop decision, and when intervention helps most.
H2 Physics tuition builds the analytical depth needed for the Singapore Physics Olympiad (SPhO). The 9478 curriculum covers the core mechanics and electromagnetism topics that SPhO tests at greater depth. Students interested in competing should supplement our H2 programme with the full physics olympiad pathway guide. Eclat does not offer dedicated competition coaching, but our programme provides the rigorous foundation SPhO preparation demands.
Compare tutor fit, Paper 4 support, class format, fees, and feedback quality before shortlisting.
Compare micro-group, hybrid, and one-to-one options before choosing a tuition format.
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| JC 2 (H2 9478 extensions) |
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Ideally before the first JC1 weighted assessment or block test so concept transfer and Paper 4 habits are built early, not in a JC2 catch-up sprint.
We cap each group at 8 students so tutors can check working, correct misconceptions early, and give targeted feedback during class.
In-person lessons run at Jurong East Centre (Vision Exchange) (2 Venture Dr, #16-07 Vision Exchange) and UClub LaunchPad @ one-north (67 Ayer Rajah Crescent, #02-14). See the Centres section above for full addresses and map links.
In-person tuition takes place at our centres below. Use the map link for directions and browse Google reviews where available.
Theory timings
Pricing reflects four weekly 1.5-hour lessons. Paper 4 intensives and holiday sprints are quoted separately.
I got 76/80 for math and 84.5/100 for science.
- Parent of HCI Y2 Science
Her mathematics exam scored 50/80 and science exam scored 78/100. Apparently, the grades are better than her humanities when we thought she will do better at her humanities. Thanks for helping her Mr Pang. If you remembered, she failed her Maths weighted assessment (WA) and her sciences were just passing grades.
- Parent of DHS Y1 Math and Science
She got A1 for her sciences. Thank you for your help. She has worked very hard under the supervision of Eclat Institute Tutors.
- Parent of NYGH Y2 Lower Secondary Student
I got 27/30 for my practical score.
- NYGH Y2 Lower Secondary Student
I got 29.5/30 for my practical score. Exam was quite easy so should be A1.
- HCI Y2 Lower Secondary Student
Hi! In view of the national sch games coming back next year and Tess' sch cca netball trainings will once again require her to be in sch on Mondays, weds and Fris till evening. I think she will not be able to attend the mon 4.30 class next yr. Will your class change since the sec 3s will be taking different science subjects? She isnt sure whether bio or physics yet but we are keen to let her continue tuition with you. Btw, she got A1 for her EOY science paper.
- S2 St Nic Mum
A parent and student checklist for class fit, Paper 4 support, and tutoring style.
A term-by-term plan for concept transfer, timed papers, and practical milestones.
Bridge IP foundations into JC physics expectations before weak habits compound.
Who should take H3 Physics and how the 9814 paper is structured.
Use the notes hub between lessons for chapter refreshers, worked examples, and the 9478 formula guides.
Paper 4 investigations, data treatment drills, spreadsheet analysis, and ACE routines.
Bridge the upper-sec fundamentals that still power JC mechanics and fields.
Fees are charged monthly per subject and tiered by intake period: Early Intake (Oct–Feb): SGD 360/month, Regular Intake (Mar–Jun): SGD 380/month, Catch-up Intake (Jul–Sep): SGD 400/month. If you enrol in the Regular or Catch-up intake and continue into the next year, your monthly fee resets to the Early Intake rate (SGD 360/month). Monthly fees cover 4 weekly 1.5-hour lessons. Holiday intensives or practical clinics (if needed) are scheduled separately-tap the WhatsApp button to check availability and class times.
Look for small-group feedback, concept-transfer coaching from mechanics into fields, and regular Paper 4 data-analysis practice. A strong programme should show how it handles timed papers, spreadsheet uncertainty work, and school-specific assessment cycles instead of offering notes alone.
Paper 4 remains 20 percent of the H2 grade and expects spreadsheet-based data analysis, uncertainty reporting, and evaluation writing.
No. H3 is an extension, not a rescue plan. Take it only if H2 fundamentals and calculus usage are already stable.
In JC1 Term 1, scores of 30 to 50% are common across most JCs because the content jump from O-Level is real. The diagnostic is the trajectory, not the grade itself: if scores improve test-to-test, the student is adapting. If the score is flat or declining by mid-JC1 despite effort, the gap is conceptual and will widen in JC2 when electromagnetic induction and quantum physics assume JC1 mechanics and waves are solid.
The national distinction rate for H2 Physics is roughly 40%. But the distribution is bimodal: students who master the problem-solving approach cluster at A or B, while students who rely on memorisation cluster at D or U, with relatively little middle ground. A student currently scoring C is not 'almost there'; they likely need a method shift (structured problem frameworks, not more content review) rather than just more practice papers.
Physics is more recoverable late because it has fewer independent topics. Fixing the foundational mechanics and fields framework improves multiple chapters simultaneously. Chemistry has more isolated clusters (organic, physical, inorganic) where fixing one does not help the others. However, Physics has a harder floor: if the maths foundation (calculus, vectors) is also weak, no amount of Physics revision fixes that dependency. If maths is strong, prioritise Physics recovery. If maths is also shaky, Chemistry gives more predictable marks per revision hour.
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