Online Malay Tuition Assignments in Singapore

Online Malay tuition assignments for tutors who teach Malay Language or Higher Malay, from P1 through the PSLE to the SEC. Register once with your levels and the weekly times you can teach, and we'll WhatsApp you when a Malay assignment fits.

Malay Levels and Syllabuses

  • Primary: Malay Language from P1 to P6, Foundation Malay and Higher Malay, and the PSLE
  • Secondary: Malay Language at G1, G2 and G3, and Higher Malay Language, for the SEC from 2027
  • PSLE papers: Karangan; Penggunaan Bahasa dan Kefahaman; and Lisan dan Kefahaman Mendengar
  • SEC papers at G2 and G3: Penulisan Fungsional dan Karangan; Penggunaan Bahasa dan Kefahaman; and Lisan dan Kefahaman Mendengar

What We Look For in Malay Tutors

  • Strong results in Malay, such as Higher Malay or H2 Malay Language and Literature, or a degree in Malay Studies or a related field. Undergraduates are welcome.
  • A deep understanding of Singapore's Malay syllabuses and exams, from the PSLE to the SEC at G1, G2 and G3.
  • Fluent spoken Malay, to model clear pronunciation and natural expression in oral practice.

Teaching Malay Online

You'll mark karangan and penulisan fungsional on screen, writing corrections and better word choices beside your student's work with a writing tablet or an iPad with a pencil, and build vocabulary lists together as you go. Lessons usually run 1.5 or 2 hours, starting with a trial class for each new assignment.

For the oral, students read a passage aloud and then hold a conversation after watching a short video clip, so practise both parts on Zoom with cameras on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Teach Higher Malay?

Yes. Choose Higher Malay in your profile alongside Malay, and we can match you to either.

How Is the PSLE Malay Oral Conducted?

SEAB runs the PSLE oral for Standard and Foundation Mother Tongue Languages in an e-Examination format, with the reading passage shown on a computer screen.

Do PSLE Malay Papers Test Peribahasa?

Yes. The language use section of Paper 2 includes questions where students choose the right peribahasa.

Can I Teach Secondary Malay Only?

Yes. Choose Malay with the Sec 1–2 or Sec 3–4 level in your profile, and we only match you to those levels.