Serangoon Tuition Centre at NEX for Primary, Secondary and JC Students

Serangoon is one of Singapore’s most established residential communities. Stretching across Serangoon Central, Upper Serangoon, Kovan, Hougang, and Bartley, it is a mature, family-dense neighbourhood where education has always been taken seriously. The families who live here are not newcomers to Singapore’s academic system — PSLE preparation starts from Primary 3 or 4, O-Level coaching begins from Secondary 2 or 3, and JC support is sought from JC1 before A-Level difficulty compounds.

NEX Shopping Mall, located directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13) where the North-East Line and Circle Line converge, is the commercial and lifestyle centre of this community. It is where Serangoon families shop, eat, and spend their weekends. Aspire Hub is located inside NEX — making structured academic coaching part of the family’s existing weekly routine rather than a separate, additional logistical commitment.

This guide covers the education landscape across Serangoon and the broader North-East region — why this part of Singapore has a strong, sustained demand for academic coaching, which schools define the local ecosystem, what challenges students face at each level, and what to look for when choosing a tuition centre in Serangoon.

Why Families Choose a Tuition Centre in Serangoon

The demand for tuition in Serangoon is structural, not seasonal. Serangoon is surrounded by well-regarded schools — CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, Maris Stella High School, Zhonghua Secondary, Cedar Girls’ Secondary, St Gabriel’s Primary — and the families whose children attend these schools are engaged, informed, and proactive about academic support. This is a community that plans for examinations well in advance, not one that reacts to poor results.

PSLE preparation begins early here. Many Serangoon families start structured coaching from Primary 3 or 4, giving students time to build strong foundations in Mathematics and Science before the curriculum demands intensify in Primary 5 and 6. O-Level coaching from Secondary 2 or 3 is equally common — not as a response to falling grades, but as a deliberate decision to develop examination technique before the final year.

The town’s geographic position strengthens this pattern. Serangoon Central sits at the intersection of the North-East Line and the Circle Line — two major MRT corridors that connect it to Punggol, Sengkang, Hougang, Kovan, Bartley, Bishan, and beyond. The families within reach of Serangoon MRT form one of the largest education catchments in the North-East region, and NEX — directly above the interchange — is the natural hub for coaching services serving this population.

For families managing children at multiple school levels simultaneously, a tuition centre in Serangoon that covers Primary, Secondary, and JC under one roof with a consistent coaching philosophy is a significant practical advantage. It simplifies the family’s academic support arrangements and ensures coherent support across the learning journey.

Why Is Serangoon One of Singapore’s Leading Education Hubs?

Serangoon is one of Singapore’s most important education hubs in the North-East because it combines a mature, education-focused residential population with the exceptional transport connectivity of a dual-line MRT interchange, and the commercial infrastructure of NEX — one of the largest malls in the North-East — making it one of the most accessible academic coaching destinations in Singapore.

Serangoon MRT (NE12/CC13) is an interchange station. This is the defining transport feature of the area. The North-East Line brings students from Punggol (NE17), Sengkang (NE16), Hougang (NE14), Kovan (NE13), and the full NEL corridor directly to Serangoon without any transfer. The Circle Line brings students from Bartley (CC12), Tai Seng (CC11), Marymount (CC16), and the CCL corridor equally directly. Two major MRT lines converging at a single station means NEX is accessible from an extraordinarily wide geographic range — from Punggol in the far North-East to Bishan in the Central region, all without a single transfer.

The concentration of schools in and around Serangoon reinforces this. CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, St Gabriel’s Primary, Yangzheng Primary, Zhonghua Primary, Maris Stella High School, Zhonghua Secondary, Cedar Girls’ Secondary, and Peicai Secondary form a school ecosystem whose combined student population creates consistent, year-round demand for structured coaching.

Unlike newer estates still building their education culture, Serangoon has been a family community for decades. The academic expectations here are well-established. Parents understand what PSLE, O-Level, and A-Level preparation requires, and they seek coaching partners who understand it equally well.

Tuition Near Serangoon MRT and NEX

For families searching for tuition near Serangoon MRT, the answer is direct: NEX sits directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13), and Aspire Hub is located inside NEX. Students arriving on the North-East Line or the Circle Line exit the station and are inside the mall — no outdoor walk, no bus connection, no additional transfer.

This matters most for attendance consistency. A Secondary student finishing school who can take the MRT to Serangoon, exit directly into NEX, and be at coaching within minutes will attend every week. A student whose journey involves a transfer, a bus leg, or an unfamiliar outdoor route will, over time, find reasons to skip. Consistent attendance across a full school year — not intensive cramming in the final weeks — is what produces academic improvement.

Serangoon MRT’s interchange status extends the catchment significantly. Students from Punggol and Sengkang on the NEL, students from Bartley and the CCL corridor, students from Kovan just one stop away — all can reach NEX on a familiar, single-line journey. This is why Aspire Hub NEX serves families not just from Serangoon Central but from Upper Serangoon, Kovan, Hougang, and the broader North-East and Circle Line corridors.

For Primary school families, NEX offers the same practical convenience that makes coaching sustainable long-term. Parking is direct. Parents waiting have the full mall available — food court, supermarket, retail. The weekly coaching session becomes part of the family’s existing NEX routine rather than a separate trip requiring separate planning.

Why NEX Has Become a Popular Education Hub in Serangoon

NEX is the largest shopping mall in North-East Singapore. Its position directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange — where two major MRT lines converge — makes it the single most accessible commercial destination in the North-East region. Education services cluster where transport infrastructure and family populations converge, and NEX has both in greater concentration than anywhere else in this part of Singapore.

The direct station connection is the defining practical advantage. Students exiting either the North-East Line or the Circle Line are already inside or directly connected to NEX without outdoor exposure or additional walking. For students travelling independently after school — Secondary students managing their own commutes, JC students returning from evening lectures — this seamlessness is the practical difference between consistent attendance and gradual drift.

The mall’s character reinforces its role as a family hub. NEX’s scale — cinema, food court, supermarket, full retail — means Serangoon families already make regular trips. A tuition centre inside NEX is not creating a new destination; it is adding to an existing one. This integration is what makes long-term coaching attendance realistic rather than aspirational.

Being located inside NEX rather than in a standalone shophouse or commercial building also carries a safety and familiarity dimension. For parents sending younger Secondary students independently for the first time, a well-lit, well-staffed mall environment provides the reassurance that a less familiar setting cannot.

Is There a Tuition Centre Inside NEX?

Yes. Aspire Hub is a tuition centre inside NEX Shopping Mall, directly connected to Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13) on the North-East Line and Circle Line. Students can travel from across both MRT corridors and reach the coaching centre without outdoor walking or any additional transfer.

The branch offers Primary, Secondary, and JC academic coaching through structured small-group sessions of four to eight students. Programmes cover PSLE, O-Level, N-Level, and A-Level subjects — making Aspire Hub NEX a single coaching destination for families with children at multiple school levels.

For families in Serangoon, Kovan, Hougang, and Upper Serangoon who search for a tuition centre near NEX, the position of Aspire Hub inside the mall means the journey from the MRT platform to the coaching session takes minutes — making consistent weekly attendance realistic across a full school year and through examination season.

Supporting Students From Schools Around Serangoon

Primary Schools Near Serangoon

CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel is one of the most prominent primary schools in the Serangoon area — a mission school with a strong academic tradition and a student body whose families are deeply invested in academic development. PSLE coaching demand from CHIJ OLGC students spans Mathematics, Science, English, and Chinese, with families typically beginning structured preparation from Primary 4.

St Gabriel’s Primary School serves the Serangoon residential catchment and has a consistent coaching demand across core PSLE subjects. Mathematics problem sums and Primary Science written response technique are the most common areas where students from St Gabriel’s seek external coaching from Primary 5 onward.

Yangzheng Primary School draws from the Serangoon and Upper Serangoon residential estates. Students here seek PSLE coaching across Mathematics, Science, and English, with Chinese also generating regular coaching demand given the school’s student community.

Zhonghua Primary School has a strong Chinese language tradition — a characteristic shared with its secondary school counterpart — and families here are among the most active seekers of Chinese tuition alongside core PSLE subjects. PSLE Mathematics and Science coaching are in consistent demand from Primary 4 onward.

Secondary Schools Near Serangoon

Maris Stella High School is a Catholic boys’ school in the Serangoon area with a reputation for academic rigour. Its O-Level students seek coaching particularly in E Math, A Math, Physics, Chemistry, and English — subjects where the gap between classroom delivery and examination performance is most consequential for students targeting strong results.

Zhonghua Secondary School shares its Chinese-medium heritage with Zhonghua Primary, maintaining a consistent academic community across both school levels. O-Level students here seek coaching in E Math, A Math, and the Pure Sciences, with Higher Chinese also generating regular demand from eligible students.

Cedar Girls’ Secondary School is a well-regarded girls’ school drawing from the Serangoon and Upper Serangoon catchment. Its O-Level students seek coaching across Mathematics, Sciences, and English, with coaching demand typically building from Secondary 3 as examination preparation intensifies.

Peicai Secondary School serves the Serangoon residential estates and has a student population across both G3 and G2 streams. O-Level and N-Level students here benefit from coaching that addresses examination technique and marking-scheme-aligned answering skills across core subjects.

JC Access from Serangoon

Anderson Serangoon Junior College (ASRJC) is the most directly relevant JC for students from the Serangoon corridor, formed from the merger of Anderson JC and Serangoon JC. ASRJC students seeking coaching in H2 Mathematics, H2 Physics, H2 Chemistry, and General Paper access Aspire Hub NEX on a familiar MRT journey, making consistent post-school coaching sessions sustainable across the full JC programme.

St Andrew’s Junior College (SAJC) is another significant JC destination for Serangoon students — particularly those from the mission school pipeline including CHIJ OLGC, Maris Stella, and St Gabriel’s. SAJC students travelling via the MRT can reach Serangoon for coaching with direct connections, and the demand for H2 subject coaching and GP from SAJC students is consistent year-round.

Is There PSLE Tuition in Serangoon?

Yes. Aspire Hub NEX offers PSLE tuition in Mathematics, Science, English, and Chinese through structured small-group coaching inside NEX, directly accessible from Serangoon MRT (NE12/CC13). Learn more about our Primary coaching programmes.

Students from CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, St Gabriel’s Primary, Yangzheng Primary, and Zhonghua Primary form the core PSLE coaching catchment near NEX. Most families in Serangoon begin structured PSLE preparation from Primary 4 — giving students time to build strong foundational understanding in Mathematics and Science before the curriculum becomes most demanding in Primary 5 and 6.

Why Do Primary Students in Serangoon Struggle With Maths Problem Sums?

Word problems require reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and mathematical method simultaneously. Students typically break down at the translation stage — they understand the mathematics but cannot identify which method applies to the scenario being described. PSLE Maths coaching at Aspire Hub NEX develops systematic model-drawing technique, question classification skills, and structured problem-solving frameworks that build reliable methods across the full variation of PSLE question types.

Why Is Primary Science Difficult for Many Students?

PSLE Science rewards written precision, not just content knowledge. A student who understands a concept thoroughly may still earn partial marks because the keyword is absent or the causal reasoning chain is incomplete. Primary Science coaching in Serangoon trains students to express their understanding in the structured, keyword-accurate format that PSLE markers reward.

Is There O-Level Tuition Near NEX?

Yes. Aspire Hub NEX provides O-Level tuition near NEX for Secondary students in E Math, A Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English — through structured small-group coaching sessions inside NEX, directly connected to Serangoon MRT (NE12/CC13). Learn more about our Secondary coaching programmes.

Students from Maris Stella High School, Zhonghua Secondary, Cedar Girls’ Secondary, and Peicai Secondary form the core O-Level coaching catchment near Serangoon MRT. The most effective starting point is Secondary 2 or Secondary 3 — giving students time to build subject foundations and examination technique before the pressure of the final year.

Why Do Students Struggle With Additional Mathematics?

A Math introduces calculus, trigonometric identities, algebraic manipulation, and proof-based reasoning — content that is qualitatively new for students from Primary school. Students who rely on the method-memorisation habits that worked at PSLE consistently underperform in A Math, because the examination tests conceptual understanding rather than recalled procedures. O-Level A Math coaching at Aspire Hub NEX builds understanding first, working method second, and speed third.

Why Is O-Level Science Different From Lower Secondary Science?

Lower Secondary Science provides broad exposure across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. O-Level Pure Sciences require significantly greater depth, precision, and the ability to write structured, scientifically accurate responses that conform to specific marking conventions. O-Level Science coaching in Serangoon focuses on building the subject-specific vocabulary, answering frameworks, and marking-scheme awareness that the examination rewards.

Is There JC Tuition Near Serangoon?

Yes. Aspire Hub NEX provides JC tuition near Serangoon for students taking H2 Mathematics, H2 Physics, H2 Chemistry, and General Paper — through structured small-group coaching sessions inside NEX. Learn more about our JC coaching programmes.

Students from Anderson Serangoon Junior College (ASRJC) and St Andrew’s Junior College (SAJC) form the primary JC coaching catchment near Serangoon MRT. Both JCs draw from the Serangoon school ecosystem — many of their students attended CHIJ OLGC, Maris Stella, St Gabriel’s Primary, Zhonghua Secondary, and Cedar Girls’ before entering JC. The continuity of academic culture from secondary school to JC means these students approach external coaching in a structured, consistent way.

The step up from O-Level to A-Level is sharp. H2 Maths, H2 Physics, and H2 Chemistry each require conceptual precision and working rigour that most students entering JC have not yet developed. General Paper has no Secondary school equivalent — students encounter it for the first time in JC1 and must build argumentative essay structure, AQ response technique, and current affairs breadth from scratch. JC students who engage structured coaching from JC1 are consistently better positioned than those who begin in JC2 when the examination timeline is already compressed.

When Should Students Start Tuition in Serangoon?

Most families in Serangoon begin structured coaching at different stages depending on their child’s level — but the pattern is consistent: earlier engagement produces better outcomes than reactive support.

For Primary students, most Serangoon families begin PSLE coaching from Primary 4. This gives students time to build Mathematics and Science foundations before the curriculum reaches its most demanding phase in Primary 5 and 6. Students who begin from Primary 3 have even more time to develop model-drawing fluency and examination confidence.

For Secondary students, Secondary 2 or Secondary 3 is the most effective starting point for O-Level coaching. Students who begin at this stage have time to develop subject understanding, address foundational gaps, and build examination technique before Secondary 4. Waiting until Secondary 4 is not too late, but both content and technique must be developed simultaneously under a compressed timeline.

For JC students, beginning coaching in JC1 — before H2 subject difficulty compounds and before the first internal examination arrives — is significantly more effective than beginning in JC2. The students who perform best at A-Levels almost universally engaged structured coaching before the first examination rather than after it.

Areas Served by Aspire Hub NEX Serangoon

Aspire Hub NEX serves students from across the Serangoon and North-East Singapore corridor.

What Academic Challenges Do Students in Serangoon Commonly Face?

Studying hard without improving results is the most common pattern. Students in Serangoon are often diligent — attending school, completing assignments, revising before examinations. When results plateau despite sustained effort, the gap is almost always in examination execution: answering methods are unclear, working is disorganised, or the student cannot adapt when a familiar question type varies. More content revision will not fix this. Coaching that specifically addresses technique will.

The Primary to Secondary transition is a consistent pressure point. Students who performed well at PSLE often find that Secondary school — new subjects, new examination formats, significantly higher content demands — requires a different kind of academic discipline. The introduction of A Math, Pure Sciences, and the shift in English examination format catches many confident students off guard. Students who navigate this transition most effectively almost universally have structured coaching support from Secondary 1 or 2.

IP and academically competitive school pressures are specific to the Serangoon school ecosystem. Students at Maris Stella High School, Cedar Girls’ Secondary, and Zhonghua Secondary face rigorous academic environments where the gap between adequate and excellent results requires focused examination technique development — not just content understanding.

The JC step-up is the sharpest academic transition. Students entering ASRJC or SAJC from the Serangoon school corridor face H2 subject content that is qualitatively more demanding than anything in Secondary school, alongside the entirely new challenge of General Paper. Students who enter JC1 without structured coaching often find themselves behind before the first semester is complete.

Chinese language demands are characteristic of several Serangoon schools. Zhonghua Primary, Zhonghua Secondary, and Yangzheng Primary all have strong Chinese language traditions. Higher Chinese coaching is in consistent demand from the Serangoon catchment at both Primary and Secondary levels.

What Makes NEX One of Singapore’s Most Convenient Tuition Locations?

NEX is the largest shopping mall in North-East Singapore — and its position directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13) makes it categorically different from any other tuition location in the region.

Most tuition centres in Singapore are accessible by MRT, bus, or car. NEX is accessible by two MRT lines simultaneously, without any outdoor walking. A student exiting the North-East Line or the Circle Line is already inside the mall. There is no outdoor stretch, no underpass, no bus stop. The journey from platform to coaching session is entirely sheltered and takes minutes.

For parents, this translates into practical convenience that sustains attendance. Parking is direct. The food court, supermarket, and retail options mean that waiting time — for parents accompanying Primary school children — is productive rather than idle. Many Serangoon families already make weekly trips to NEX for shopping, dining, or weekend activities. A tuition session at Aspire Hub slotted into that existing visit is not an additional commitment; it is part of a routine that already exists.

For Secondary and JC students travelling independently, the after-school journey to NEX is one of the simplest in Singapore. Exit school, take the MRT to Serangoon, walk into the mall. No outdoor exposure, no bus transfer, no navigating an unfamiliar area. This simplicity is what makes consistent attendance sustainable five days a week, across a full school year.

It is also worth noting that NEX’s size and tenant mix mean that if a session is cancelled or ends early, students and parents are never stranded in an empty or unsafe environment. The mall is always active, always staffed, always familiar. This practical safety dimension matters particularly for families sending younger Secondary students independently for the first time.

Why Families Prefer Tuition at NEX Instead of Other Parts of Serangoon

Serangoon has tuition options in several locations — shophouse clusters near Kovan, centres in Upper Serangoon, standalone enrichment centres across the residential estates. Families who consistently choose NEX over these alternatives do so for reasons that are practical, not arbitrary.

Transport convergence. Kovan, Upper Serangoon, and Hougang are accessible by one MRT line each. NEX is accessible by two — the North-East Line and the Circle Line — simultaneously. A student from Bartley (CCL) and a student from Punggol (NEL) can both reach NEX on a single, direct, no-transfer journey. No other location in the Serangoon corridor offers this dual-line accessibility.

The coaching session fits the commute, not the other way around. For families in Kovan, the NEX journey is one MRT stop. For families in Upper Serangoon, a short bus or car trip brings them to the same destination they use for weekend shopping. For families in Hougang, the NEL runs directly to Serangoon. In each case, the coaching session slots into a journey that would happen anyway — rather than requiring a detour to a standalone centre in a less familiar location.

Programme range in one location. Shophouse tuition centres near Kovan and Upper Serangoon typically focus on one or two school levels or subjects. NEX — as a major commercial hub — hosts a wider range of coaching services. Aspire Hub NEX covers Primary, Secondary, and JC under one roof, with a consistent coaching framework. Families managing children at different school levels access everything from one location rather than coordinating between multiple providers in different parts of the estate.

The mall experience matters for parents. The most consistent factor in long-term coaching attendance is whether parents find the experience sustainable. Parents waiting at a shophouse have limited options. Parents waiting at NEX have the full mall. Over a school year — dozens of sessions, hundreds of hours — this difference is the one that determines whether parents continue or gradually reduce attendance frequency.

Who Benefits Most From Tuition in Serangoon?

One of the most common misconceptions about academic coaching is that it is primarily for students who are struggling. In Serangoon’s academically competitive school ecosystem, the reality is broader than this.

Students who are struggling benefit from coaching that identifies exactly where their understanding or technique breaks down — and addresses it directly, rather than adding more content on top of a technique problem. For these students, diagnostic-first coaching typically produces measurable improvement within one to two terms.

Average students targeting stronger results benefit from coaching that develops the examination precision, structured working habits, and answering frameworks that separate a B3 from an A2 or an A1. In Serangoon schools like Cedar Girls’, Maris Stella, and Zhonghua Secondary, the difference between these grades often comes down to technique rather than understanding.

High-achieving students benefit from coaching that maintains their performance under examination pressure, addresses the specific subjects where they are most vulnerable — often A Math, H2 Chemistry, or General Paper — and builds the rigour and working precision that top-grade results require.

Primary students approaching PSLE — particularly those in Primary 4, 5, and 6 — benefit from structured coaching in Mathematics problem sums, Science written responses, English composition, and Chinese. Students who begin from Primary 4 have the most time to build reliable examination habits before the examination year.

Secondary students preparing for O-Levels — from Secondary 2 onward — benefit from coaching that develops E Math and A Math technique, Pure Science written answering, and English examination skills alongside the content their school is teaching.

JC students at ASRJC and SAJC — facing H2 content and General Paper for the first time — benefit most from structured coaching that begins in JC1, before the difficulty compounds and before the examination timeline compresses. The students who perform best at A-Levels almost universally engaged structured coaching before the first internal examination rather than after it.

What Should Parents Look For When Choosing a Serangoon Tuition Centre?

Class size is the most structurally important factor. For students whose performance gap is in examination technique rather than content knowledge — the most common profile in Serangoon’s academically competitive school ecosystem — individual attention within each session is what produces change. A large class delivers content to the group; a small group enables coaching of the individual.

Teaching approach determines whether a centre addresses the actual gap or simply adds more content. Diagnostic-first coaching — identifying where a student’s understanding breaks down before proceeding — is more effective than scheduled content delivery regardless of individual need. Read more about how Aspire Hub structures its coaching on the Our Approach page.

Location near Serangoon MRT or NEX directly affects attendance consistency. For families across the NEL and CCL corridors, a coaching centre directly accessible from the MRT interchange without an additional bus or outdoor walk is one that students will actually attend every week. Consistent attendance is what produces academic progress.

Progress communication distinguishes coaching from content delivery. Parents should be able to have specific, individual conversations about their child’s development — what has improved, what is being addressed, what the current plan is. A centre tracking progress per student, not per class, is operating as a genuine coaching partner.

Programme coverage across levels is particularly relevant for Serangoon families with children at multiple school levels simultaneously. A single tuition centre covering Primary, Secondary, and JC under one roof — with a consistent coaching philosophy — simplifies the family’s academic support arrangements significantly.

Why Families Across Serangoon Choose Aspire Hub NEX

Aspire Hub NEX is located inside NEX Shopping Mall, directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13) on the North-East Line and Circle Line. For families across Serangoon Central, Kovan, Hougang, Upper Serangoon, Bartley, and the broader NEL and CCL corridors, this makes it one of the most accessible tuition centres in North-East Singapore.

Parents in Serangoon are not looking for a centre that covers the syllabus. Their children’s schools — CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, Maris Stella High, Zhonghua Secondary, Cedar Girls’, ASRJC — already do that. What they are looking for is the gap between what school provides and what examination performance requires. That gap is almost always in examination execution rather than content knowledge.

The most common cause of underperformance is not content gaps — it is execution gaps. Students in Serangoon’s academically competitive schools often understand the subject matter but lose marks through unclear working, weak answering structure, or an inability to adapt under examination conditions. Aspire Hub’s diagnostic-first approach — through the Aspire Coaching Framework: Diagnose, Clarify, Structure, Strengthen, Elevate — identifies exactly where the execution breaks down before addressing it. This is why students who have attended large-class tuition without improvement often see measurable change within a term.

Small groups make the difference visible. With four to eight students per session, every question gets answered, every error gets corrected in real time, and every student’s progress is tracked individually — not per class. This is structurally different from large-class tuition, and the difference is most visible when examination results arrive.

NEX makes improvement sustainable. The best coaching approach does not help a student who attends irregularly. Aspire Hub NEX is directly accessible from Serangoon MRT (NE12/CC13) — exit the platform, enter the mall, reach the coaching centre in minutes. This frictionless journey is what makes consistent weekly attendance realistic across a full school year. 

Where we are Inside NEX Shopping Mall — directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13), North-East Line and Circle Line.

How we coach Structured small-group sessions of four to eight students. Individual attention, real-time feedback, and progress tracked per student — not per class.

What we offer

Schools we support CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel · St Gabriel’s Primary · Yangzheng Primary · Zhonghua Primary · Maris Stella High School · Zhonghua Secondary · Cedar Girls’ Secondary · Peicai Secondary · Anderson Serangoon JC · St Andrew’s JC

Areas we serve Serangoon · Kovan · Hougang · Upper Serangoon · Bartley · Sengkang · Punggol

Aspire Hub Education offers Primary, Secondary and JC academic coaching across multiple branches in Singapore. The NEX branch is located inside NEX Shopping Mall, directly above Serangoon MRT Interchange (NE12/CC13) on the North-East Line and Circle Line.