Age Group: 4-16 years
Applicable: Adults / Students
English for children in Singapore
In Singapore, one of the biggest challenges secondary school students face in learning English is writing. From the PSLE to the O-Level and even the A-Level, writing skills play a crucial role in determining overall English performance. Many students find grammar and vocabulary relatively easy to
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In Singapore, English is not just an academic subject—it is an essential tool for daily learning and life. For children who have just arrived in Singapore or are transitioning from a non-English-speaking environment to a full English classroom, reading and writing often present the greatest challenges.
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In Singapore, English is more than just an examination subject – it’s the language children use every day in school, in their social lives, and even when making friends. For children who are new to Singapore, or those transitioning from a mother-tongue environment into a fully
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In today’s globalized world, English is no longer just a tool for academics or casual conversations — it has become an essential skill for professional success. For individuals who need to attend international meetings, write business reports, deliver project presentations, or communicate with overseas clients, fluent
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In Singapore, English is not only an official language but also an essential tool for students’ learning and daily life. From mathematics and science to everyday classroom communication, English runs through the entire education system. For secondary school students preparing for exams like the PSLE, a
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In Singapore, English is not only an official language but also an essential tool for children’s learning and daily life. From mathematics and science to regular classroom communication, English permeates nearly every aspect of the education system. For children whose first language is not English, starting
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In Singapore, English is everywhere. It is not only an official language but also a “must-have” for work, study, and daily life. For many adults, mastering English is about more than just ordering a coffee—it is about confidently participating in meetings at multinational companies, engaging naturally
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In Singapore, English is almost the starting point for everything a child learns. Whether it’s mathematics, science, or everyday classroom communication, English is the key. For children whose first language isn’t English, entering Singapore’s education system often comes with a significant language barrier. Some children are
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In Singapore, English is part of daily life: office meetings, client calls, emails to headquarters, even casual chats with colleagues. For many professionals, English has become an unavoidable “checkpoint” at work. When new learners come to us, they often say: “I can follow meetings, but I
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In Singapore, English is central to both learning and daily life for children. For students whose first language is not English, starting at a local school can be challenging. Many experience a sense of frustration: they try hard to follow lessons but still feel behind; they
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Many parents share the same concern: their child works hard, but the moment they enter an English classroom, they turn quiet. When the teacher asks a question, they hesitate to raise their hand. When writing essays, they feel their ideas don’t come out clearly. During reading
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In Singapore, English is essential for work, social interactions, and daily life. Many adults find that, although they understand English, they lack confidence—especially during meetings, presentations, or casual conversations. iWorld Learning’s adult English courses are designed to address these challenges, helping learners gradually improve fluency and
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For students just entering secondary school, English is not only a subject in the classroom but also the key to daily communication and learning in other subjects. Many children struggle to follow lessons, write clearly, or speak up during group discussions. This leaves parents concerned not
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In Singapore, whether students are preparing to study abroad or advance in their careers, English is an essential skill. For those planning to apply to international universities, IELTS (International English Language Testing System) scores often play a decisive role in admission. Choosing the right English course
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As parents, we all want our children to excel in English. Yet in reality, many children struggle to keep up in class, write clearly, speak confidently, or read quickly and accurately. When their grades don’t meet expectations, it can affect their confidence—and understandably, parents may feel
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For children who have just arrived in Singapore, one of the biggest challenges is often English. They may struggle to follow lessons, find writing difficult, or feel hesitant to communicate with classmates. This becomes even more noticeable in secondary school, where subjects like science and history
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For many people who have worked in Singapore for some time, one thing quickly becomes clear: professional skills are important, but being able to express yourself clearly and confidently in English often makes the bigger difference. Whether it’s writing a concise work email, presenting an idea
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Anyone who has worked in Singapore for some time will tell you this: professional skills are important, but your ability to communicate clearly and confidently in English often determines how far you can go in your career. Whether it’s writing a concise email, presenting your ideas
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