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Excel Skills in the New H2 Physics 9478 Syllabus (2026)

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The new H2 Physics syllabus introduces a digital shift: students must now use spreadsheet software for data analysis in Paper 4.

The Essential Spreadsheet Skills You Need to Master

The official syllabus documentation outlines the following skills, which can be assessed in the Practical Examination (Paper 4):

  1. Data Entry and Import
    • Importing Files: You must be able to open and process external data files in .xlsx format.
    • Manual Input: Correctly inputting raw data obtained directly from your experiment.
    • Organisation: Creating meaningful headers with quantities and units (e.g., Current/A) and ensuring data matches the required precision.
  2. Mathematical Operations and Functions
    • Operations: Perform calculations including sines, cosines, tangents (and their inverse) using radian, as well as exponentials and logarithms (lg and ln).
    • Scientific Notation: Correctly inputting and displaying values in scientific notation (e.g., 3.00E + 14 for 3.00 x 1014 ).
    • Formula Duplication: Writing a formula once and using “fill” features to duplicate it across multiple cells efficiently.
  3. Numerical Manipulation and Formatting
    • Data Type Adjustment: Adjusting formatting for different data types (e.g., number of decimal places or percentage) and duplicating across different cells.
  4. Graphing and Trendlines
    • Scales and Labels: Plotting labeled line graphs and adjusting the scales of both axes for clarity.
    • Linear Trendlines: Using built-in functions to add a best fit line through the data points and displaying the equation of the trendline.
    • https://youtu.be/d65jx4BhslA?si=kPXyNkYaKi3QwL_o (Plotting graph and trendline)
  5. Calculas-Based Analysis

H2 PHYSICS PRACTICAL TRAINING

We provide A-Level / H2 and O-Level Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Science (Physics/Chemistry/Biology) Practical training for private / school candidates and homeschoolers, for both local (eg. H2, Singapore-Cambridge) and international exams (CIE, IGCSE).

QUICK ACCESS: H2 PHYSICS HANDS-ON PRACTICAL CRASH COURSE

MOE/SEAB SYLLABUS FOR H2 PHYSICS PRACTICAL

Paper 4 (Practical) is weighted to 20% of the Higher 2 assessment.

SKILL AREAS FOR PRACTICAL EXAM

General practical skill areas in which students will be assessed are as follows:

(a) Planning

(b) Manipulation, measurement and observation.

(c) Presentation of data and observations.

(d) Analysis, conclusions and evaluation.

Students doing the older 9749 syllabus are expected to draw graphs and calculate gradients manually using graph paper.

Students doing the new 9478 syllabus (2026 onwards) are expected to draw graphs and make calculations using Excel spreadsheets (see link below):

Excel Skills in the New H2 Physics 9478 Syllabus (2026)

TOPICS FOR PRACTICAL EXAM

The topics to be examined for the H2 Physics practical exam are not stated in the new syllabus, but based on past papers, candidates are expected to have been exposed to a range of topics and experimental techniques such as:

  1. Measurement and Uncertainty, including the use of vernier callipers and the micrometer screw gauge
  2. Calculation of percentage errors
  3. Precision of instruments, including decimal places and significant figures
  4. Kinematics and Forces, including the use of the Newton-meter, springs and pulleys.
  5. Period of Oscillations
  6. Moments and Centre of Gravity
  7. Thermal Physics
  8. Electricity, including the use of potentiometers, diodes, capacitors and digital multimeters
  9. Electromagnetism
  10. Recording of observations in tables and plotting of graphs
  11. Identification of Sources of Error in experiments and ways to overcome them
  12. Planning an experiment including identification of independent, dependent and control variables as well as safety precautions

OUR STRUCTURED PRACTICAL TRAINING SYSTEM

Based on the above syllabus, we have several structured programs for you, depending on whether you are a private or school candidate.

PRIVATE CANDIDATES

If you are a private candidate, for each subject, you must complete 4 Basic practicals plus a further 4 Exam-Paper-Style practicals, before we issue you a certificate to acknowledge that you have completed a sufficient amount of practical training necessary for your actual exam. Beyond these 8 practical sessions, you may also opt to attend our Practical Crash Courses and our Practical Mock Exams in June, September or October.

SCHOOL CANDIDATES

If you are a current school candidate, you may select any of the training labs found in our schedule, and you are strongly encouraged to sign up early for our Practical Crash Courses and our Practical Mock Exams which will be held in March, June, September or October.

OUR H2 PHYSICS PRACTICAL SCHEDULE (Jan to Oct)

*Other labs, such as HP11-16, are also available for those who want further training or as mock exams.

*All our H2 Physics lab sessions are available in both the old (non-Excel) and new (Excel) formats.

*If you sign up after January, we will adjust the above schedule for you but you may have to attend more than one practical session per month per subject.

IMPORTANT POINTS TO NOTE:

The above is the ideal schedule for students who want to excel in their H2 Physics practical exams, by starting in Jan and having a final practical revision or mock exam in Oct. The practical sessions are well spread out, giving students time to study the theory components as well as other subjects. Thus it is highly recommended that you commence your practical training in January.

HOW TO BOOK A LAB SESSION:

(1) Decide which Program or Lab sessions you need or most suitable for.

(2) Whatsapp or Message our staff at 88765498 with your Name, Private or School Candidate, A or O level, Subject or Lab Name (e.g Lab PP2), Date and Time of Lab. (Our staff will then guide you on how to register and make payment. If you are not sure about the lab sessions, just state your Name and the Subjects and we will get back to you)

(3) Register Online by clicking below:

(4) Pay Registration fee of $50 via Paynow or funds transfer.

(5) Make the required payment for each lab session at least 7 days before the date of the lab session. (You may also pay for several sessions at one go to ensure that you will have a place in future slots)

BASIC LABS:

Lab HP1:    OSCILLATION 1, MEASUREMENT 1, PERCENTAGE ERROR (TOPICAL TRAINING) (Available sessions: (JAN – AUG, CONFIRM WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP2:  MOMENTS, UPTHRUST, SOURCES OF ERROR (TOPICAL TRAINING) (Available sessions : (JAN – AUG, CONFIRM WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP3:   LATENT HEAT OF FUSION, RATE OF HEAT LOSS (TOPICAL TRAINING) (Available sessions: (JAN- AUG , CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP4:   ELECTRICITY (POTENTIOMETER 4) + PLANNING (ELECTROMAGNETISM) (TOPICAL TRAINING) (Available sessions: (JAN – AUG , CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Note: The above 4 labs are BASIC TRAINING LABS which are available throughout the year, every week every month, as they are compulsory for all private candidates. Thus if the date you can attend is not listed above, please message our Admin at 88765498 for a new schedule.

STANDARD LABS:

Lab HP5:   SPRING EXTENSION + PULLEY 5 + POTENTIOMETER 5 (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP6:    ELECTROSTATICS (CAPACITOR) + OSCILLATION 6 (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP7:    FORCES 7 + D.C CIRCUITS 7 (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP8:  PENDULUM 8 + D.C CIRCUITS 8  (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP9:  OSCILLATION 9 + AIR RESISTANCE (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP10:  D.C CIRCUITS 10 + OSCILLATION 10 (EXAM PAPER TRAINING)  (Available session : (AUG-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP11:  INCLINED PLANE + POTENTIOMETER 11 (EXAM PAPER TRAINING) (Available sessions: (AUG-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP12:  UPTHRUST 12 + POTENTIOMETER 12 + OSCILLATION 12 (FULL PAPER MOCK EXAM) (Available Session: (AUG-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP13:  FRICTION 13 + OSCILLATION 13 + POTENTIOMETER 13 (FULL PAPER MOCK EXAM) (Available Session: (SEPT-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP14:  OSCILLATION OF WIRE + RATE OF HEAT LOSS + POWER OF A RESISTOR (FULL PAPER MOCK EXAM) (Available session: (AUG-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN))

Lab HP15:  PENDULUM 15 + FRICTION 15 + POTENTIOMETER 15 (FULL PAPER MOCK EXAM) (Available sessions: (SEPT-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

Lab HP16:  OSCILLATION 16 + POTENTIOMETER 16 + FORCES 16 (NEWTON-METER) (FULL PAPER MOCK EXAM) (Available sessions: (SEPT-OCT,CONFIRM SLOT WITH ADMIN)

CRASH COURSES AND MOCK EXAMS (Jun, Sep, Oct)

H2 CHEMISTRY HANDS-ON PRACTICAL CRASH COURSE

H2 BIOLOGY HANDS-ON PRACTICAL CRASH COURSE

H2 PHYSICS HANDS-ON PRACTICAL CRASH COURSE

MOCK EXAMS FOR SCIENCE PRACTICAL

PAST TOPICS OF H2 PHYSICS PRACTICAL:

2022: Oscillation (slotted masses hanging from a string), W.E.P, Electricity (not potentiometer)

2023:

The first question (14m) was on circuits, construct a circuit with a wire-jockey potentiometer and a fixed resistor in parallel, then vary the fixed resistors (we were given 5 in total) while adjusting the length of the wire in contact with the jockey to keep the ammeter reading in the circuit constant.

The second question (8m) was on oscillations, where there was a short stick with two metal balls hanging from it by strings, and a diagonal stick crossing the strings which allowed the length of string to be varied and hence the period of oscillation.

The third question (22m) was on forces where students had to build a cantilever by hanging one edge of a meter rule off the table while the other edge remained on the table, and placing weights on it to find the balance point, then do calculations.

The planning question was on measuring background radioactivity count rate for different distances from a building and from the ground.

What you will get at each practical session:

(1) Teaching and instruction on how to use the various scientific tools and instruments.

(2) Tips on how to answer a practical worksheet or exam paper, including recording of observations, drawing graphs, writing conclusions, describing precautions and planning a practical.

(3) Notes on important aspects of science practicals.

We will also conduct Mock Practical Exams in September and October

PRACTICAL TUITION FEES

PRACTICAL DAYS AND TIMINGS

Our Practical Centre:

Singapore Learner @ Bukit Batok

Blk 644, Bukit Batok Central, #01-68. S(650644).

Tel: +(65) 6569 4897,   +(65)88765498 (WHATSAPP)

Email:  principal@singaporelearner.com

If you wish to visit us, kindly call or sms first. Thank you.

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Free Science Practicals Terms & Conditions

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If you are a registered student of our centre for any Sec/O-level Science subject, you are entitled to redeem 3 FREE science practical lessons, subject to the following Terms & Conditions:

Terms & Conditions:

  1. A registered secondary-level science student of our centre can redeem up to 3 FREE science practical sessions per science subject registered for.
  2. The student must have registered as a science student of our centre by 31st Jan.
  3. The student must be a registered paying science student of our centre at the time of doing the free science practical.
  4. A maximum of one free practical per science subject can be redeemed in a single month.
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O-LEVEL MATH ONLINE REVISION SERIES

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Frequency: Every Wed and Friday evening, via Zoom.

Time: 8pm – 9pm

Start Date:  Wed 7th Jan 2026

Fee: Just $100 per month.

Non-refundable one-time Registration fee: $20

All Math topics and trending questions will be covered.

All lessons are recorded, so if you miss a lesson you can view them at your own time.

For enquiries, send a WA message to 97860411 (Tutor).

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MEMBERSHIP

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Our great fee discount season is from Nov to Feb. If you wish to get fee discounts throughout the year but you are unsure when to start your lessons with us, you can sign up first as a Member of Singapore Learner in Nov or Dec which will entitle you to a 10% discount (off the usual fees) at any time of the year.

The membership is valid from 1st Jan to 31st Dec of the same year and applications are only open from 1st Nov to 31st Dec of the preceding year.

MEMBERSHIP FEES (Non-refundable):

A-Level: $95

O-Level: $65

For enquiries, contact 88765498 (Admin).

Useful information for you to decide whether the above membership fees are worth paying:

Registration fee for Practical: $65

A-Level Practical lesson fee: $275

O-Level Practical lesson fee: $175

Total fee for just four A-level practical lessons=$1165 (10% of 1165 = $116.50)

Total fee for just four O-level practical lessons=$765 (10% of 765 = $76.50)

Note: Students typically do eight to ten lessons with us.

 

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JC | SEC | PRI MATH & SCIENCE TUITION

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JC MATH & SCIENCE TUITION

SEC MATH & SCIENCE TUITION

PRI | PSLE MATH & SCIENCE TUITION

For enquiries, contact 88765498 (Admin).

LOOKING FOR THE BEST PLACE TO DO YOUR SCIENCE PRACTICALS? JOIN US!

We provide A-Level / H2 / IP and O-Level Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Science (Physics/Chemistry/Biology) Practical Training for both local (eg. H2, Singapore-Cambridge) and international exams (CIE, IB, IGCSE).

Enjoy great discounts when you join us for Science Practical Training in the Dec-Jan period!

FIVE Reasons Why You Should Start Your Science Practical Training EARLY:

⭐It will give you more time to focus on your theory revision near the exam dates.
⭐You can identify shortcomings in your practical knowledge and skills early so that you will have enough time to rectify them.
⭐You will be able to complete more practical lessons and cover more topics to build up your confidence in doing your science practicals fast and correctly.
⭐You will be able to spread out your science practical training and revision at a more comfortable pace (like just once a month) to facilitate timely reinforcement.
⭐Higher availability of science practical lessons to suit your schedule

For enquiries, contact 88765498 (Admin).

 

Our Main Practical Programmes:

A-LEVEL H2 PRACTICALS (Available Nov to Oct)

O-LEVEL PRACTICALS (Available Nov to Oct)

SEC 3 PRACTICALS (Available Nov to Jun)

SEC 1-2 PRACTICALS (Available Nov to Jun)

P3 – P6 PRACTICALS (Available Nov to Jun)

PRACTICAL CRASH COURSES (Jun, July, Sep and Oct)

MOCK EXAMS FOR SCIENCE PRACTICAL (Apr to Oct)

March Holiday Science Enrichment (P4 – S2)

PRACTICAL TUITION FEES

PRACTICAL DAYS AND TIMINGS

Other Practical Programmes We Provide:

CIE A-LEVEL PRACTICALS

IGCSE PRACTICALS

INTEGRATED PROGRAMME (IP) PRACTICALS

INDIVIDUAL 1-1 PRACTICAL COACHING

For details on Practical Courses, Mock Exams or Schedules, kindly click on any of the above links relevant to the exam and level you will be doing.

 

Why Us?

  • Our teachers are highly qualified and very experienced, and we actually TEACH you good practical techniques.

  • We have been a one-stop comprehensive science practical centre providing solid practical training for ALL THREE sciences and for all levels and streams since 2017.

  • Our laboratory apparatus are exam-grade and the same as those used in MOE schools and our chemicals are all NEA-approved.

  • We have a structured practical training programme catering to the needs of both beginners and experienced students.

  • We have a small class size so that the teacher is able to observe the actions of each student more closely and demonstrate the correct practical techniques where and when necessary.

You may need science practical lessons if you are a private candidate who needs a science lab and apparatus as well as practical coaching, or you are a school candidate who needs more practical training to get top grades.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PRIVATE CANDIDATES 

The registration for ‘A’ and ‘O’ Level exams as a private candidate usually opens around early to mid-April (Please check SEAB website). If you are registering for a Science subject (Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Combined Sciences), at the time of registration in April, you will be asked whether you have done any science practical training in any school, centre, or institute. 

Thus if you are considering Singapore Learner as your science practical training provider, you are strongly advised to register with us and begin your science practical sessions for each subject BEFORE APRIL for us to certify that you have attended basic science practical training. Thus it is recommended that you commence practical training with us in Jan/Feb. Please note students usually do about 10 practical sessions per subject to be competent in practicals.

The following is taken from SEAB website:

“If you are registering for a Science subject with a practical paper, you:
• Must have sat the same Science subject(s) previously, OR
• are currently attending or will be attending a course of instruction in Science practical at any institute/school. You must complete the course of instruction in Science practical at the institute/school enrolled in. You are required to declare that you have fulfilled the above requirements at the point of registration. Registration for the subject may be cancelled without a refund of the examination fees if a false declaration is made.“

PRACTICAL TUITION FEES

PRACTICAL DAYS AND TIMINGS

Singapore Learner @ Bukit Batok

Blk 644, Bukit Batok Central, #01-68. S(650644).

Tel: +(65) 6569 4897,   +(65) 88765498 (WHATAPPS)

Email: singaporelearner@gmail.com

If you wish to visit us, kindly call or sms first. Thank you.

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IP 2026 YEAR 2 TO YEAR 6 PHYSICS HEAD START

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Year 2 to JC1 Head-Start Physics Course (3 Weeks, 2 Lessons per Week)

 

Overall Structure

• Duration: 3 weeks × 2 lessons per week (total of 6 lessons)
• Lesson length: ~1.5 hours each (≈ 9 hours total)
• Lesson format: 40% conceptual exploration (lectures, demos), 30% guided problem-solving, 20% independent problem solving, 10% “look-ahead” mini-projects or real-world applications.
• Goal: expose students to some important topics in their next year of studies, and allow them to explore further into these topics.

1. Transition: Year 2 → Year 3

Theme: From Intuitive to Quantitative Physics

Goal: Help students see that physics is based on mathematical modeling and experimental evidence.

Lesson Topic and Learning Outcomes
1 Physical Quantities and Units Use significant figures, prefixes (milli-, micro-), and scientific notation. Understand precision and accuracy.
2 Kinematics: Describing Motion Understand displacement, velocity, and acceleration. Interpret displacement–time and velocity–time graphs.
3 Forces and Newton’s Laws Introduce Newton’s 3 Laws, free-body diagrams, and resultant forces.
4 Energy and Work Define work, energy, and conservation of energy. Understand kinetic and potential energy.
5 Introduction to Graphical Analysis Plot data, find gradients, and interpret areas under curves (e.g., v-t to displacement).
6 Mini-Project Perform a simple pendulum or rolling-ball experiment to determine acceleration and compare with equations of motion.

Skill focus: dimensional reasoning, proportional thinking, and algebraic manipulation.

2. Transition: Year 3 → Year 4

Theme: From Classical Mechanics to Fields and Waves

Goal: Bridge Newtonian motion to abstract field and wave concepts.

Lesson Topic and Learning Outcomes
1 Motion & Forces in Two Dimensions Apply Newton’s laws to circular motion and centripetal force.
2 Gravitational & Electric Fields (Conceptual) Understand “action at a distance,” field lines, and potential energy diagrams.
3 Work, Power, and Energy Revisited Connect mechanical and electrical power; apply efficiency concepts.
4 Waves: Nature and Properties Explore transverse vs longitudinal waves, wavelength, frequency, and the wave equation v = fλ.
5 Applied Exploration: Students are tasked to use their mobile phones with applications to explore some physical quantities in real life.

Skill focus: linking formulas to physical phenomena, reading field/wave diagrams, algebraic fluency.

3. Transition: Year 4 → JC 1

Theme: From Descriptive to Analytical Physics

Goal: Prepare students for A-Level or IB-style analytical reasoning using vectors and algebraic modeling.

Lesson Topic and Learning Outcomes
1 Mathematical Tools of Physics Resolve vectors, understand components, and apply trigonometry in force systems.
2 Circular Motion Learn about how to use vectors and vector analysis to quantitatively and analytically describe motion in a circle.
3 Energy and Momentum Apply conservation laws in 1D and 2D collisions.
4 Fields and Potentials Interpret equipotential lines, inverse-square laws, and field strength vs potential.
5 Oscillations & SHM Study period, amplitude, restoring force, energy exchange, and phase.

Skill focus: vector analysis, power-law reasoning, algebraic modeling, and conceptual-mathematical connections.

Pedagogical Emphasis
• Hands-on experience with the physical phenomena.
• Strong graphical reasoning (gradient ↔ rate, area ↔ accumulated quantity).
• Contextual applications (satellites, instruments, climate).
• Reflection prompts: “How does today’s idea connect to next year’s topic?”

 

JC1 → JC2 Physics Head-Start Camp: Thermal & Quantum Physics

Duration: 2 weeks (4 lessons, ~8 hours total)
Target group: JC1 students entering JC2 who performed decently well and want a head start on challenging topics.

Course Overview
• Focus on Thermal Physics and Quantum Physics, the two most conceptually difficult JC2 topics.
• Build early intuition and get exposed to formal derivations
• Emphasize conceptual understanding over question solving
• Suitable for motivated students aiming for A-level distinction or smoother transition into JC2.

Week 1 – Thermal Physics Foundations

Lesson 1 – Microscopic View of Temperature and Gases
• What temperature really measures (average kinetic energy).
• Link macroscopic quantities (P, V, T) to particle motion.
• Derive and interpret frequently used formulae.
• Activities: particle-motion simulations, PV-graph sketching, quick derivation.

Lesson 2 – Energy Exchange and the First Law of Thermodynamics
• Define heat, internal energy, and work.
• Apply the First Law of thermodynamics
• Interpret PV diagrams: isothermal, adiabatic, cyclic processes.
• Real-world links: engines, refrigerators, efficiency.
• Activities: PV-loop exercises, simple calorimetry discussion.

Week 2 – Quantum Physics Foundations

Lesson 3 – Breakdown of Classical Physics and Photoelectric Effect
• Planck’s quantization E = hf.
• Einstein’s photon model and photoelectric effect.

Lesson 4 – Wave–Particle Duality and Energy Levels
• de Broglie wavelength.
• Electron double-slit experiment and standing waves.
• Particle-in-a-box model and quantized energies.
• Atomic emission spectra and quantum transitions.
• Activities: visualizations, simple computation of energy levels.

Teaching Approach
• Inquiry-based discussion and visual demonstrations.
• Emphasis on physical intuition before equations.
• Short practice sets at the end of each lesson (conceptual + numerical).

Expected Outcomes

By the end of the camp, students will:
• Understand the molecular basis of temperature and energy.
• Appreciate the limitations of classical physics and origins of quantum theory.
• Recognize how quantization explains spectra and modern devices.
• Enter JC2 with confidence and conceptual readiness.

DATES & TIMES

Y2-Y3 bridging course: Tue 7pm-830pm, Saturday 10am-1130am (12Nov-29Nov)

Y3-Y4 bridging course: Wed 7pm-830pm, Saturday 1230pm-2pm (13Nov-29Nov)

Y4-Y5 bridging course: Thu 7pm-830pm, Sat 230pm-4pm (14Nov-29Nov)

JC1 Head-start camp: Tue 7pm-9pm, Thu 7pm-9pm (2-11Dec)

Note : Courses will commence only if there are at least 2 participants.

FEES 

Y2-Y4 bridging course : $50 per hour

Y5 / JC1 bridging course : $60 per hour

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Internships

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If you are interested in gaining experience in the areas of education, teaching (science) or marketing, you may apply to be a paid intern in our company.

We are open for internship from March to October.

For enquiries, please message our CEO at 97860411 or send an email to singaporelearner@gmail.com.

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Job Vacancy – Part-time/Full-time Assistant Science Teachers

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We are currently looking for part-time Assistant Teachers for our Science Practicals.

Specific Requirements:

For Biology, you must have at least an A-level cert in Biology or a Diploma in Life Sciences or a Biology-related field. Undergrads majoring in Biology, Life Sciences or Medicine are welcome.

For Chemistry, you must have at least an A-level cert in Chemistry or a Diploma in Chemical Engineering or a Chemistry-related field. Undergrads majoring in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering are welcome.

For Physics, you must have at least an A-level cert in Physics or a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or a Engineering-related field. Undergrads majoring in Physics or Engineering are welcome.

General Requirements:

  1. You must be a Singapore Citizen / PR.
  2. You must be available on either Sat or Sun or both.
  3. You must enjoy teaching and guiding young people.

 

We are at Blk 644 Bukit Batok Central, is very near the Bukit Batok bus interchange as well as the Bukit Batok MRT station.

If interested, please send your resume/CV to singaporelearner@gmail.com

For enquiries pls WA to 97860411.

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Job Vacancy – Part-time/Full-time Lab Executive/Assistant needed

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Job Scope: Prepare chemicals, substances, specimens, apparatus and worksheets for Biology, Chemistry and Physics experiments (you will receive training if you lack experience or qualification); Clean and store apparatus after experiments; Stock-taking and procurement of lab supplies; General lab maintenance; Support Science Teachers in the conduct of experiments.

Specific Requirements:

Preferably you have an A-level cert in Biology, Chemistry or Physics, or a Diploma in Life Sciences or a Biology-related field, or a Diploma in Chemical Engineering or a Chemistry-related field, or a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or a Engineering-related field.

General Requirements:

  1. You must be a Singapore Citizen / PR.
  2. You must be able to work on either Sat or Sun or both.
  3. You must be able to work on some weekdays.

We are at Blk 644 Bukit Batok Central, is very near the Bukit Batok bus interchange as well as the Bukit Batok MRT station.

If interested, please send your resume/CV to singaporelearner@gmail.com

For enquiries pls WA to 97860411.

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March Holiday Science Enrichment (P4 – S2)

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March Holiday Programme 2025

For budding scientists from Primary 4 to Secondary 2.

Ignite your child’s inner Einstein! Give your child hands-on experiences in Physics & Chemistry during 4 science practical labs that can nourish inquisitive young minds and unlock the door to exploring STEM in a cozy class of fellow science explorers. Spark that interest. Nurture that curiosity. Let their thinking grow.

Attend the SINGAPORE LEARNER OPEN HOUSE to find out more!

Whatsapp/Telegram 88765498 to book your child’s spot.

Lab Date Time Topic & Level
M1 TUES 18 MARCH 2025 9.30am – 11am “How Attractive!”
Magnets (Pri)
M2 TUES 18 MARCH 2025 11.30am – 12.30pm “It’s Electrifying!”
Electrical Circuits (Pri)
M3 THUR 20 MARCH 2025 9.30am – 11am “Does A+B=C ?”
Elements, Compounds, Mixtures (Lower Sec)
M4 THUR 20 MARCH 2025 11.30am – 12.30pm “pH-antastic, Baby!”
Acids, Alkalis & Indicators (Lower Sec)

Fee per lab session above: $130 | $110 (if sign up in Feb)

Click here for more about year-round Science Practical programmes for exploration or focussed exam preparation or Whatsapp 88765498