A small team with clear ownership.

Teaching, operations and published resources have named people behind them. This page explains who is responsible and how Eclat checks the work it publishes.

Teaching has named subject owners.

Tutors teach small groups of up to eight students. Their profiles show the subjects, credentials and programme resources connected to their work.

Meet the teaching team

Operations keeps the practical details moving.

Scheduling, parent communication and administration sit alongside the teaching work, with a direct profile for the person responsible.

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Published work should show where it came from.

Primary sources first

Factual claims are traced to official sources such as SEAB syllabuses, MOE publications, university admissions pages and data.gov.sg datasets. Articles link to the source used.

A subject specialist reviews the work

Every blog post is reviewed by a relevant member of the team before publication. The reviewer and credentials appear on the article.

Dates stay visible

Posts show when they were published. Material updates, including new syllabus years, carry a last-updated date.

Readers can check the evidence

Articles use visible source links and machine-readable citations so the supporting material can be checked.

Clear standards also mean clear boundaries.

01Technology may assist research and drafting, but Eclat does not publish AI-generated content without human review.
02Student and parent testimonials are not fabricated.
03Exam outcomes are not presented as guaranteed. Estimates and grade-boundary claims are labelled with their source and limits.

Found an error? Send the page and the problem.

Eclat will investigate outdated syllabus references, incorrect prerequisites and broken links, then correct confirmed errors.

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