Jurong is one of Singapore's largest and most established residential towns, home to numerous primary and secondary schools. Parents seeking quality Math tuition for their children have various options across Jurong East and Jurong West. EduReach Jurong East, located at Blk 131 Jurong Gateway Road #04-257, offers Math programmes designed for students preparing for PSLE and O-Level examinations.

This guide provides factual information about Math tuition at EduReach Jurong East, including programme details, teaching methods, location benefits, and what parents should consider when selecting a tuition centre.

Understanding the MOE Math Syllabus (2021-2026 Implementation)

The Ministry of Education introduced updates to the Primary and Secondary Math syllabuses starting in 2021. The revised curriculum was implemented progressively, with Primary 1 students starting in 2021. Students who were Primary 3 in 2023 will be the first cohort taking PSLE under the new syllabus in 2026.

Key Changes to Primary Math

The updated curriculum affects students taking PSLE from 2026 onwards, with several notable adjustments:

Focus on Problem-Solving and Reasoning: The MOE syllabus emphasizes mathematical thinking and problem-solving strategies rather than procedural fluency alone. Students are expected to explain their reasoning and justify their solutions.

Integrated Concepts: Topics are increasingly integrated rather than taught in isolation. For example, fractions, decimals, and percentages are connected throughout the curriculum, showing students how different concepts relate to real-world situations.

Model-Drawing and Visual Representations: The syllabus encourages the use of model-drawing (also called the Singapore Math model or bar model) as a key problem-solving strategy. This visual approach helps students understand complex word problems more effectively.

Greater Emphasis on Mathematical Communication: Students are expected to communicate their mathematical thinking clearly through diagrams, equations, and written explanations. This skill is crucial for success in open-ended questions.

Topic Reshuffling: Several topics have been moved between levels to balance workload and improve learning progression:

• Time: Moved from P4 to P3

• Average: Moved from P5 to P6

• Ratio: Moved from P5 to P6

• Speed: Removed from PSLE syllabus (moved to Secondary 1)

• Pie Charts: Moved from P6 to P4

• Nets (3D): Moved from P6 to P4

These changes significantly reduce the Primary 5 workload, which previously saw a steep jump in difficulty that often resulted in sudden performance dips for many students.

PSLE Math Assessment Format

The PSLE Math examination consists of two papers taken on the same day:

Paper 1 (No calculator allowed)

• Duration: 1 hour

• Total Marks: 45 marks

• Format:

  • Booklet A: 15 multiple-choice questions (10 questions × 1 mark, 5 questions × 2 marks = 20 marks)

  • Booklet B: 15 short-answer questions (5 questions × 1 mark, 10 questions × 2 marks = 25 marks)

Paper 2 (Calculator allowed)

• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

• Total Marks: 55 marks

• Format:

  • 5 short-answer questions (2 marks each = 10 marks)

  • 12 structured/long-answer questions (3-5 marks each = 45 marks)

Total Assessment: 100 marks across 2 hours 30 minutes

Assessment Weighting:

• Computation and Application: 50%

• Problem-Solving and Reasoning: 50%

The equal weighting of computation and problem-solving means students must master both procedural skills and the ability to apply mathematical concepts to unfamiliar situations. Paper 2, which comprises 55% of total marks, heavily tests problem-solving abilities through word problems and multi-step structured questions.

Secondary Math Syllabus

For O-Level students, the Math syllabuses (Express and Normal Academic) emphasize deeper conceptual understanding and application to real-world contexts through mathematical modelling, data analysis, and problem-solving across algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics.

EduReach Jurong East: Programme Structure and Teaching Approach

EduReach operates tuition centres across Singapore, including a branch at Jurong Gateway Road in Jurong East. The centre offers Math programmes for both Primary (P3-P6) and Secondary (Sec 1-4) students.

Primary Math Programme (P3-P6)

The Primary Math curriculum at EduReach Jurong East follows the MOE syllabus structure, covering key topics including:

• Number and Algebra: Whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, rate, patterns, and basic algebra

• Measurement and Geometry: Length, mass, volume, time, area, perimeter, 2D and 3D shapes, angles, symmetry

• Statistics: Tables, graphs, averages, data interpretation

P3 & P4 Foundation: Classes build strong foundational skills in basic arithmetic, place value, and introduction to fractions. Students develop confidence with numbers and learn visual representations like models and diagrams. With the new syllabus, P4 students now learn pie charts and nets earlier, giving them more exposure to data analysis.

P5 & P6 PSLE Preparation: The focus shifts toward mastering complex problem-solving strategies, particularly model-drawing techniques for word problems. Students practice interpreting multi-step problems, explaining their reasoning, and tackling the varied question formats in Paper 2. The reduced P5 workload (with average, ratio, and speed moved out) allows for deeper consolidation of core concepts.

Explore our PSLE Tuition Near Me guide for comprehensive information about all our locations and programmes.

Secondary Math Programme (Sec 1-4)

EduReach Jurong East offers comprehensive Math tuition for both Express and Normal Academic streams:

Lower Secondary (Sec 1-2):

• Express Stream: Covers algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics at a faster pace with emphasis on mathematical reasoning and proofs

• Normal Academic Stream: Focuses on building conceptual understanding with practical applications, including basic algebra, geometry, and data handling

Upper Secondary (Sec 3-4) O-Level Preparation: Classes focus on mastering topics required for O-Level examinations:

• Algebra and equations (linear, quadratic, simultaneous)

• Trigonometry

• Coordinate geometry

• Statistics and probability

• Functions and graphs

• Basic calculus concepts (for Express students)

For details on our comprehensive approach, explore our Tuition Programmes page.

Teaching Methodology

EduReach's approach includes several key components:

Structured Curriculum: Materials aligned with the current MOE syllabus and updated regularly to reflect syllabus changes and examination format updates.

Model-Drawing and Visual Learning: Rather than teaching students to memorize formulas, tutors help them understand the "why" behind mathematical concepts using visual models, bar diagrams, and concrete examples. This Singapore Math approach is particularly effective for Primary students tackling word problems.

Step-by-Step Problem Solving: Students learn systematic approaches to tackling word problems, including:

• Identifying what is given and what is required

• Choosing appropriate strategies (model drawing, working backwards, guess-and-check, etc.)

• Breaking complex problems into manageable steps

• Checking answers for reasonableness

Regular Assessments: Periodic quizzes and practice tests help identify learning gaps and track progress over time. Results inform customized homework and targeted revision.

Examination Technique: Students practice time management, question interpretation, and strategies for tackling different question types found in PSLE and O-Level papers. This includes understanding mark allocation and avoiding common careless mistakes.

Class Size and Learning Environment

Smaller class sizes allow for more individual attention and faster feedback on student work. EduReach maintains classes with a maximum of 8-12 students per session, allowing tutors to provide individual feedback while maintaining the benefits of peer learning.

Research on effective learning shows that smaller groups where students receive regular feedback on their work tend to improve comprehension and retention more quickly than larger lectures. This ratio enables:

• Individual review of written work during lessons

• Real-time correction of mathematical errors and misconceptions

• Tailored homework based on daily performance

• One-on-one clarification during breaks

• Discussion of alternative problem-solving strategies

• Peer learning through group problem-solving activities

Location and Accessibility: Jurong Gateway Advantage

Address: Blk 131 Jurong Gateway Road #04-257, Singapore 600131

Convenient Access

• MRT: Close proximity to Jurong East MRT (NS1/EW24), one of Singapore's major transport hubs

• Bus: Multiple bus routes serve Jurong Gateway Road and Jurong East Central

• Car Access: Convenient driving access via major expressways (PIE, AYE)

• Parking: Public parking available in the vicinity

• Commercial Hub: Located in Jurong Gateway area with shopping malls and amenities nearby

Schools Served in Jurong Region

The Jurong East branch is conveniently located for students from schools across Jurong East, Jurong West, and surrounding areas:

Primary Schools:

• Jurong Primary School (320 Jurong East Street 32)

• Jurong West Primary School (30 Jurong West Street 61)

• Lakeside Primary School

• Corporation Primary School

• Yuhua Primary School (158 Jurong East Street 24)

• Fuhua Primary School (65 Jurong East Street 13)

• Westwood Primary School

• Frontier Primary School

• West Grove Primary School

• Shuqun Primary School

Secondary Schools:

• Commonwealth Secondary School (Jurong East - PSLE Cut-Off PG3: 12)

• Jurongville Secondary School (Jurong East - PSLE Cut-Off PG3: 20)

• Crest Secondary School (561 Jurong East Street 24)

• Jurong Secondary School (31 Yuan Ching Road)

• Shuqun Secondary School (450 Jurong East Street 21)

• Yuhua Secondary School

• Boon Lay Secondary School

Check our Jurong East Schedule page for current class timings and availability.

Understanding Academic Improvement: Realistic Expectations

When evaluating tuition centres, parents should understand typical improvement patterns and timeframes for Mathematics.

Typical Improvement Timeframes

Based on educational research and industry experience:

• Conceptual understanding: Typically improves within 3-4 weeks of consistent attendance, particularly for students struggling with foundational concepts

• Computational speed and accuracy: Generally visible within 6-8 weeks as students practice regularly and internalize methods

• Problem-solving skills: Often require 2-3 months to show significant improvement as these are more complex skills requiring practice with varied question types

• Significant grade improvements: Often require 3-6 months of regular attendance and practice, depending on starting level and learning gaps

Individual results vary significantly based on:

• Starting academic level and specific learning gaps

• Consistency of attendance and active engagement during lessons

• Effort invested in homework and extra practice beyond class

• School teaching quality and pace

• Individual learning style, pace, and mathematical aptitude

• Amount of home support and encouragement available

Factors Beyond Tuition

Academic outcomes depend on many factors beyond tuition alone, including student motivation, home study habits, school teaching quality, family support, and individual learning differences. Mathematics is a cumulative subject where concepts build upon each other, so addressing foundational gaps early is important. No tuition centre can guarantee specific grade outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are materials updated for the 2026 PSLE syllabus?

Yes, EduReach updates curriculum materials regularly to align with the latest MOE syllabus requirements. The 2021 Math syllabus changes affecting the 2026 PSLE cohort have been incorporated into the Primary Math programme, including the topic reshuffling, emphasis on problem-solving, model-drawing, and mathematical reasoning.

Q: What if my child misses a lesson?

EduReach offers flexible make-up options, which may include:

• Attending an alternative time slot at the Jurong East branch within the same week

• Accessing lesson materials and recordings through the EduReachLearn platform for 24/7 access

• Attending a make-up session at other EduReach branches (Tampines, Hougang, Woodlands)

Q: Do you offer trial classes?

Yes, EduReach typically offers trial lessons for prospective students. This allows both parents and students to experience the teaching style, pace, and classroom environment before committing to regular classes. Contact us to schedule your free trial today.

Q: How are students grouped?

Students are grouped by education level (e.g., P5, P6, Sec 3 Express, Sec 3 Normal Academic) to ensure content is appropriate. Within each level, the small class sizes allow tutors to address individual learning needs and pace instruction accordingly while maintaining curriculum alignment.

Q: Does my child need to be weak in Math to benefit from tuition?

No. EduReach tutors work with students across all ability levels:

• Students needing catch-up support to fill foundational gaps

• Average performers aiming to improve consistency and reduce careless mistakes

• High achievers seeking to deepen understanding, learn advanced techniques, and prepare for challenging questions

Even students performing well at school can benefit from learning alternative problem-solving strategies, exposure to more challenging questions, and developing stronger mathematical reasoning.

Q: What about model-drawing? Will my child learn this technique?

Yes, model-drawing (bar modeling) is a core component of the Primary Math programme. This visual problem-solving technique is extensively taught for word problems involving fractions, ratio, percentage, and multi-step problems. Students learn when and how to apply different types of models (part-whole, comparison, before-after) effectively.

Q: How quickly will I see improvement?

Understanding of concepts typically improves within 3-4 weeks of regular attendance. Computational improvements and practice test results generally appear within 6-8 weeks of consistent attendance. More significant grade transformations usually occur within 3-6 months, depending on the starting point and specific learning gaps that need addressing.

Q: Is parking available near the centre?

Yes, public parking is available in the vicinity of Blk 131 Jurong Gateway Road. The area is also well-served by public transport, with Jurong East MRT station nearby.

How to Choose a Math Tuition Centre

When selecting Math tuition in Jurong, parents should consider several factors:

1. Alignment with Current Syllabus

Ensure the centre's materials and teaching approach align with the current MOE syllabus. The 2021 Math syllabus changes, including topic reshuffling and emphasis on problem-solving and model-drawing, mean outdated materials may not adequately prepare students for 2026 and beyond.

2. Teaching Qualifications and Experience

Ask about tutor qualifications and experience. Educators who understand the syllabus structure, examination formats, and modern teaching methods (such as model-drawing and Singapore Math approaches) can provide more targeted and effective guidance.

3. Problem-Solving Approach

Look for centres that teach problem-solving strategies and mathematical thinking rather than just procedural methods. Since 50% of PSLE Math focuses on problem-solving and reasoning, and Paper 2 comprises 55% of marks, this emphasis is crucial for exam success.

4. Class Size and Individual Attention

Consider your child's learning style. Some students thrive in very small groups (3-6 students), while others do well in slightly larger settings (8-12 students) that still allow for individual attention and peer interaction. Smaller classes enable more personalized feedback on working steps and methods.

5. Location and Schedule Convenience

Convenience drives consistency. A centre close to home or school reduces travel time and makes regular attendance more sustainable throughout the academic year. Consider whether lesson timings fit your family schedule without creating excessive stress.

6. Trial Period Experience

Most reputable centres offer trial classes. Use this opportunity to assess:

• Teaching quality and explanation clarity

• How tutors approach word problems and problem-solving

• Classroom environment and peer interaction

• Whether your child responds well to the tutor's teaching style

• Pacing and difficulty level alignment with your child's current ability

7. Transparent Communication

Look for centres that:

• Communicate clearly about progress through regular feedback

• Provide specific information on strengths and areas for improvement

• Are honest about realistic improvement expectations

• Avoid making guaranteed grade outcome claims (these are unrealistic and misleading)

Real Student Experiences

Parents and students at EduReach Jurong East report that focused, structured learning helps students develop stronger problem-solving skills and greater confidence in Math. Students benefit from understanding the "why" behind mathematical concepts and learning multiple strategies to approach problems, which better prepares them for examination questions that test reasoning and application.

Many parents note that students who previously found word problems intimidating become more confident after learning model-drawing techniques and systematic problem-solving approaches. The visual nature of model-drawing particularly helps students who struggle with abstract thinking.

Exploring Related Programmes at EduReach Jurong East

Beyond Math tuition, EduReach offers comprehensive programmes across multiple subjects at our Jurong East location:

• Malay Tuition Jurong East – PSLE Malay tuition in the same location

• Online Math Tuition Singapore – Flexible online learning option for Math

• Math Tuition Hougang – Math tuition at our Hougang location

• Science Tuition Tampines – Science tuition at our Tampines HQ

• Online Tuition Singapore – Full range of online tuition options

• Jurong East Programmes – Overview of all K2-P2 programmes at Jurong

Browse all our programmes at EduReach Tuition Programmes.

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Selecting the right Math tuition centre is an important decision that can support your child's academic development. EduReach Jurong East offers structured programmes aligned with the MOE syllabus, experienced tutors, and a convenient location for families in the West region.

Contact EduReach Jurong East

Address: Blk 131 Jurong Gateway Road #04-257, Singapore 600131

Phone: 6817 6157

Location: Near Jurong East MRT (NS1/EW24)

Website: www.edureachsg.com

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Conclusion

EduReach Jurong East provides Math tuition designed to help students develop deeper understanding, stronger problem-solving skills, and greater confidence in mathematics aligned with MOE syllabus requirements. With small class sizes, structured curriculum focusing on model-drawing and reasoning, and convenient location near Jurong East MRT, the centre supports students in both Primary and Secondary levels across the Jurong region.

When evaluating tuition options, consider factors including syllabus alignment, teaching approach, class size, location, trial experience, and whether the learning environment suits your child's needs. A well-chosen tuition programme can make a meaningful difference in your child's academic confidence and performance, particularly in a cumulative subject like Mathematics where early intervention can prevent gaps from widening.

Ready to get started? Reach out today to schedule a trial class and learn how EduReach can support your child's Math learning journey.