Why Us?
In today's VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous)
world, being simply book smart is not enough. Employers
are looking for competent individuals who are adaptable,
able to think critically and possess great soft skills. The
Ministry of Education has also acknowledged this
phenomenon and is also heading towards the direction of
holistic learning. Our mission is then to inculcate these
attributes into your child through our programmes so that
they will be adequately equipped for the future.
Our Expertise
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Elevating Academic competency through conducive tuition classes
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Developing character through cultivating a growth mindset
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Inculcating essential life skills & 21st century competencies
Our EduPivot Edge
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1:5 student-teacher ratio
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Computational Thinking Pedagogy
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Strong focus on experiential learning
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Experienced and Committed Educators
Popular Courses
Here are some of our popular courses that you might want to consider:
Back To School Programme
We understand that after 6 years of Primary education, it may seem intimidating to step into Secondary school. After all, it is a completely new environment and a new phase of life.
Voice Out Program
Our Voice Out Programme is a 2-day programme which focuses on public speaking, body language and acting which inculcates...
InspireTeens
InspireTeens is a 2-day motivational and personal development seminar that covers topics such as Goal Setting, Effective Communication, Leadership Teamwork...
Meet The Parents
We would like to get to know you and we are sure that you will want to get to know us. We cordially invite you to our Meet The Parents seminar so that you understand what the EduPivot brand and vision is all about.
Blog Content
Insightful information you may want to read:
5 Ways to Bond with your Child
Bonding with your child could be the perfect way to guide them and get to know the kind of individual they are becoming. Bonding moments could open great opportunities for you to instill some important life lessons to your child without making him/her feel uncomfortable or detached. It may also be the most effective way…
Teaching Your Child Self-Care
The World Health Organisation defines self-care as, “Self-care is broad concept which also encompasses hygiene (general and personal); nutrition (type and quality of food eaten); lifestyle (sporting activities, leisure, etc.); environmental factors (living conditions, social habits, etc.); socioeconomic factors (income level, cultural beliefs, etc.); and self-medication. Core principles: Fundamental principles for self-care include aspects of…
Improving Your Child’s English: Tips and Tricks
The English language is often regarded as the world’s lingua franca (a language used among people who do not share a common first language to communicate) across the globe. Having a good command of English and a strong English foundation helps children to grow in their ability to communicate and converse with people. Learning English…
The Importance of Emotional Regulation
At school, your child may have to go through many different kinds of activities and may be experiencing a multitude of different emotions. From going through an exam, to preparing for a presentation, to participating in a sports competition, to making friends in class. Each activity brings about a different set of emotions that a…
How to Create a Timetable and Stick to It
It’s the beginning of the new year and we see our children back to school with a ton of things to do. New subjects, homework, upcoming tests, co-curricular activities (CCAs), competitions, and mini quizzes etc. Your child might be feeling overwhelmed by the list of things to do and might not know what to prioritise.…
What Your Child can Learn From Speech and Drama
Let’s imagine your child all grown up. He or she has graduated with good grades and is currently in a highly successful job. Your child is about to prepare for a presentation in front of many people in a meeting. He or she knows all the information needed to be conveyed to the audience; all…
The Art of Note-Taking
Taking notes can seem like such an easy task to do. Simply grab a pen and paper, listen and jot down what has been said. It’s one thing to take down notes, it’s another thing altogether to take notes productively. Note-taking, when done well, helps with retaining and processing information, and trains you to sieve…
What Kind of Self-Learner Is Your Child?
Do you find that your child is receptive to certain learning techniques more than others? For example, while they can find it hard to understand concepts and theories that you vocalise to them about, they may grasp the concept better if they see a visual representation of it. Another example could be your child not…
Recovering from Disappointment
Disappointment is a part and parcel of life. From grades that fall below expectations, to a losing game, to job rejections, an individual is bound to feel disappointed at different stages of his or her life. As adults, it can be challenging to handle the emotions that come with disappointment, especially when it comes to…
Instilling Responsibility in Your Child
“With great power comes great responsibility.” Remember this famous quote from Spiderman? The virtue of being responsible is so deeply ingrained in our culture and our way of life. It can be assumed that as we grow and progress into adulthood, we naturally learn to take ownership of our own life by learning through trial…