Online General Paper Tuition Assignments in Singapore

Online General Paper tuition assignments for tutors who can coach JC and IP students through argument essays and comprehension. Register once, save your weekly times, and we'll WhatsApp you when a GP assignment matches.

General Paper Levels and Syllabuses

  • JC: H1 General Paper in JC1 and JC2
  • IP: GP in Year 5 and Year 6, for IP students taking the A-Level
  • Paper 1: Essay: One question from eight, answered in 500 to 800 words, on issues of local, regional and global significance
  • Paper 2: Comprehension: Three passages, with questions that include a summary, links between passages and an application question

What We Look For in General Paper Tutors

  • A degree in the humanities, social sciences, law or another reading-heavy subject, or a strong A-Level GP result. Undergraduates are welcome.
  • A deep understanding of Singapore's GP syllabus and exam, including how essays and comprehension answers are marked for content and language.
  • Wide reading on current affairs, and the knack of helping students turn it into arguments with apt examples.

Teaching General Paper Online

GP lessons are built around essays and comprehension answers. Mark scripts on screen, annotating arguments, examples and language with a writing tablet or an iPad with a pencil, then talk your student through how to strengthen each paragraph. Lessons are usually 1.5 or 2 hours, and a trial class comes first.

Prepare each lesson on one theme, such as science and technology, the arts and humanities, or the environment, with articles to discuss and an essay question to plan together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I Guaranteed a GP Assignment?

No. We WhatsApp you when an assignment matches your levels and weekly times, so keep both up to date.

Can I Teach a Small GP Group?

Yes. A GP group has up to 4 students at the same level, so you can run essay discussions with them together.

Can I Pause GP Assignments During Busy Months?

Yes. Switch your availability to "Full for now", and back to "Can take more" when you have time again.