Online Chinese Tuition Assignments in Singapore
Online Chinese tuition assignments for tutors of Chinese and Higher Chinese, from K1 and the PSLE to the SEC, the A-Level, IB and IGCSE. Register once and save your weekly times; when a Chinese assignment matches your levels, we'll send you the details on WhatsApp.
Chinese Levels and Syllabuses
- Preschool: Early Chinese reading and speaking for K1 and K2
- Primary: Chinese Language from P1 to P6, Foundation Chinese and Higher Chinese, and the PSLE
- Secondary: Chinese Language at G1, G2 and G3, and Higher Chinese Language, for the SEC from 2027
- IP: Chinese and Higher Chinese for IP students
- JC: H1 Chinese Language, H2 and H3 Chinese Language and Literature, and Chinese B
- IB: Chinese as Language A or Language B, and Mandarin ab initio
- IGCSE: Cambridge IGCSE Chinese: First Language (0509), Second Language (0523) and Mandarin as a Foreign Language (0547)
What We Look For in Chinese Tutors
- Strong results in Chinese, such as Higher Chinese or H2 Chinese Language and Literature, or a degree in Chinese Studies or a related field. Undergraduates are welcome.
- A deep understanding of Singapore's Chinese syllabuses and exams, from PSLE composition and oral to the SEC and A-Level papers.
- Clear, standard Mandarin, and characters written with the correct stroke order.
Teaching Chinese Online
Chinese lessons online need ink on screen. With a writing tablet or an iPad with a pencil, you'll write each new character stroke by stroke so your student can follow the stroke order, then mark their compositions and emails with corrections beside each line. Lessons normally last 1.5 or 2 hours, with a trial class to open every new assignment.
Zoom also suits oral practice: read a passage aloud together, then hold a conversation about a short video clip, as students do in the PSLE and SEC Chinese Language orals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Teach Higher Chinese?
Yes. Add Higher Chinese to your profile as well as Chinese, and we can match you to either.
Do Students Type Chinese in the SEC Exams?
In some papers. G1 candidates type their writing using Hanyu Pinyin input, and G2 candidates answer the language use and comprehension paper on a computer.
Can Students Use a Dictionary in Chinese Composition?
Yes. In the PSLE and SEC writing papers, candidates may use a dictionary approved by SEAB, so practise looking words up quickly.
Do Lessons Run With Cameras On?
Yes. Every lesson is live on Zoom with cameras on, which helps when you are correcting pronunciation.
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