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Small-group lessons for concepts, calculations, practical skills, and H2 Physics preparation.
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IP schools teach Physics in different orders. We start with the next school assessment, then fix older topics that are getting in the way. Classes are capped at 8 students. Compare the available formats in this tuition format comparison before choosing a class.
| Sec 1-2 | Measurement, forces, light, heat, simple circuits, and clear scientific explanation habits. |
| Sec 3-4 | Kinematics, dynamics, electricity, waves, thermal physics, and preparation for school assessments. |
| Preparation for JC | Uncertainty, vectors, mechanics, data handling, practical planning, and H2-style modelling. |
Chee Wei Jie, Eclat's Academic Advisor (Physics), leads IP Physics lesson planning and helps families find a suitable class. His Mathematics and Physics background helps students see how equations connect to the physical ideas behind them.
Academic Advisor (Physics)
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
4 lessons each month, 1.5 hours each.
SGD 360-400
per subject, per month
Continue into the next year and the Early Intake rate applies again.
For Sec 1 students to students preparing for JC, tuition is most useful when it solves a specific problem and fits the student's week. Check these points before comparing centres or booking another class.
Identify the Physics error pattern
Check whether the issue is concept meaning, equation choice, graphing, units, careless algebra, motivation, workload, or the current class.
Use school help when it is enough
If the student knows the exact chapter and mistake, a school consultation, correction log, or timed self-study session may be enough.
Match lessons to the school sequence
Open the sections below for fees, class formats, syllabus details, and checklists.
A good IP Physics class should solve a visible learning problem, not just add another worksheet slot. Bring the latest WA script, topic list, and CCA load into the first conversation so lessons can match the student's actual school sequence.
| School sequence | Confirm the current IP topic order before revising. IP schools can pace Physics differently, so lessons should start from the student's real WA or EOY calendar. |
| Marking and corrections | Ask how scripts are marked, how fast corrections return, and whether the same error is retested before the next topic. |
| Class format | Use the IP Physics tuition format guide if you are deciding between small-group, one-to-one, online, or hybrid lessons. |
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Choose the question closest to the decision you are making.
See what to expect at different schools, then compare tuition formats, fees, and support.
IP schools can teach Physics in different orders, so we begin with the student's current school materials. We use MOE, SEAB, and official school references when checking the wider syllabus.
Many IP students start in Year 3 when mechanics and electricity become more demanding, or in Year 5 as H2 Physics begins. A student who starts later should first fix the topics and exam habits causing the most lost marks.
Share the school, level, and latest grade. We will recommend a suitable class and explain what happens next.
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I got 76/80 for math and 84.5/100 for science.
- Parent of HCI Y2 Science
5 out of 5 stars
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
5 out of 5 stars
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
5 out of 5 stars
I got 27/30 for my practical score.
- NYGH Y2 Lower Secondary Student
5 out of 5 stars
I got 29.5/30 for my practical score. Exam was quite easy so should be A1.
5 out of 5 stars
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.
Ask whether lessons can follow the current IP topic order while revising older mechanics, electricity, waves, or practical gaps in parallel.
Protect time for practice and rest
Physics improves through worked corrections and graph practice. Check CCA load, travel time, homework pile-up, and student resistance before adding classes.
Look for proof without grade guarantees
Look for marked scripts, practical exercises, make-up options, and clear explanations of what happens when a student misses a concept.
| If the student has one isolated topic gap and can still self-correct from school feedback, start with the notes hub, school consults, and a timed correction log before adding a weekly class. |
Not sure which level to start with? Compare IP, Secondary, O-Level, and H2 levels on our Physics Tuition Singapore hub. If you only need notes for a current Year 3 or Year 4 topic, start with our IP Physics upper-secondary notes hub. If the same mistake keeps appearing in WAs, use this page to check whether a weekly small-group IP Physics class would be more appropriate.
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Ask us for the current tutor profile before enrolment. We will match the student to a Physics tutor familiar with the relevant IP level, school sequence, and preparation for JC.
We do not use grade guarantees. During the consultation, we review the student's recent scripts, repeated mistakes, and what needs to improve before the next weighted assessment or exam.
We cap IP Physics classes at 8 students so the tutor can check each student's quizzes, working, and practical skills.
In-person theory lessons run at Jurong East Centre (Vision Exchange) (2 Venture Dr, #16-07 Vision Exchange). Our one-north office is for talks and presentations only, not regular lessons. See the Centre section above for the full address and map link.
Yes. Students may attend a parallel class in the same week or use the lesson recording, slides, and annotated solutions in the portal within 24 hours.
Students can practise planning, measurement, data logging, graphing, and evaluation in our full Henderson Road laboratory. Simulations and video analysis are also used when they suit the topic.
Students usually receive one focused problem set of about 45 minutes each week. Optional challenge questions are available but not compulsory.
After each term, parents receive a written summary of the topics covered, repeated mistakes, and the next goals. We call earlier if an urgent concern appears.
Every lesson starts with a short Google Forms quiz. The tutor can spot common misconceptions without asking a shy student to speak in front of the class, then reteach the concept before moving on.
Monthly fees cover four 1.5-hour lessons: SGD 360 for the Early Intake from October to February, SGD 380 for the Regular Intake from March to June, and SGD 400 for the Catch-up Intake from July to September. Students who continue into the next year return to the SGD 360 rate. Holiday and intensive classes are charged separately. Message us on WhatsApp for the current timetable. Fees are non-refundable once a cycle begins.
Yes. Holiday revision classes run in June and November. Current students receive priority and a lower fee.
Face-to-face attendance is better for laboratory demonstrations and hands-on work. Hybrid attendance may suit students who can follow lessons independently and complete the same practice at home.
- HCI Y2 Lower Secondary Student
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