CBSE & ICSE Online Tuition for Indian Students in Singapore
Supplementary CBSE, ICSE and State Board support for Indian families in Singapore — timed for a Singapore evening, not an Indian one.
Singapore has a large, well-established Indian community, and many children there already attend CBSE-affiliated Indian international schools. Even so, a large class size and an unfamiliar accent or teaching style can leave gaps — especially in Mathematics and Science, where one missed step early on tends to compound.
Singapore runs two-and-a-half hours ahead of India, so a comfortable after-dinner slot in Singapore — say 7 or 7:30pm — is only late afternoon in India, a normal tutoring hour on our end too. We also teach Hindi and Kannada for families who want their children reading and writing confidently in their mother tongue, not just speaking it at home.
Why parents choose Vihakids for this
- Built around the CBSE, ICSE or State Board textbook your child's Singapore school actually uses
- Evening Singapore slots land in the late afternoon in India — a normal tutoring hour for us
- Extra depth in Mathematics and Science, where large class sizes leave the most gaps
- Hindi and Kannada taught for real reading and writing fluency
Timings and curriculum for families in Singapore
Singapore is 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of India, so an after-school class at 5.30pm in Singapore is 3pm in India — an easy slot to hold week after week, and one reason Singapore families rarely need to reschedule.
Children here may be in the Singapore national curriculum or in an Indian-curriculum school following CBSE. We teach from the book in front of your child either way, and Hindi and Kannada are frequent requests from families who want the language kept up while living abroad.
- Time difference
- Singapore is 2 hr 30 min ahead of India
- Comfortable slots
- 4–8pm Singapore time, or weekend mornings
- Usual curriculum
- Singapore national curriculum, or CBSE in Indian-curriculum schools
- Subjects we teach here
- English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Kannada
Questions parents ask
What time would classes be in Singapore?
Singapore is 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of India, so a 5.30pm class there is 3pm in India — a comfortable slot on both sides, which is why Singapore timings rarely need rescheduling.
Our child is in the Singapore national curriculum, not CBSE. Can you still help?
Yes. We teach from your child’s own school material rather than an Indian textbook. Mathematics and Science are where we help most in that case, alongside Hindi or Kannada as a home language.
What do classes cost?
The first class is a free 30-minute demo, with no payment details taken. Regular classes are a simple monthly fee for 8 or more classes, with no other commitment. The fee depends on the class and the number of subjects, so we share it with you on WhatsApp after the demo — you decide only then.