Preparatory Course for Admission to Government Schools Primary 2/3/4/5
The Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) and its supplementary counterpart (S-AEIS) serve as the centralized pathways for international students to enter Singapore’s mainstream primary and secondary schools. The AEIS is held in September/October for enrollment at the start of the following academic year, while the S-AEIS takes place in February/March for mid-year entry based on available vacancies.
For primary levels (ages 7 to 12), candidates seeking entry into Primary 2 through Primary 5 must first achieve specific Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) scores to be eligible for the AEIS Mathematics test. This two-step process ensures students possess the foundational English and Mathematics proficiency essential for successful integration into the Singapore national curriculum.
Enrollment Open: 2027 S-AEIS Primary Preparatory Course
Enroll for our 2027 S-AEIS Primary Preparatory Course. Uwing offers comprehensive support for students born between 2015 and 2019 to strengthen core assessment competencies.
2026 AEIS Results: Expected in December 2026
As per the official MOE announcement, 2026 AEIS results are scheduled for release this December.
Registration for 2027 S-AEIS: Expected in January 2027
Students planning to take the 2027 S-AEIS primary examination must obtain a valid KET certificate prior to registration.
Why Uwing Stands Out?
17 Years of Dedicated
AEIS Expertise
A long-standing commitment to navigating the AEIS / S-AEIS pathways for international students.
Strategic Alignment
with MOE Syllabus
Our curriculum is rigorously synchronized with the latest MOE standards to ensure academic relevance and exam excellence.
Experienced
Local Pedagogy
Led by experienced educators with deep insights into Singapore’s national curriculum and school culture.
Comprehensive Transition
Framework
A structured framework integrating language proficiency, academic readiness, and cultural adaptability for a seamless transition.
Course Overview
Uwing’s AEIS / S-AEIS Primary course is designed to help international students build a robust foundation in English and Mathematics aligned with Singapore’s mainstream primary school curriculum, enhancing their competitive edge in examinations.
- Strategic Learning Path: Support diverse target levels and timelines—from early preparation to intensive revision.
- Official CEQ Alignment: Rigorous instruction based on the official CEQ syllabus, covering all four language skills to elevate proficiency and achieve excellence.
- Systematic Math Syllabus: Comprehensive delivery of the Singapore MOE Mathematics curriculum to build essential heuristic skills and logical thinking.
Course Highlights
Tiered English Progression
A structured pathway moving from Foundation to Intensive and Exam-Prep levels, ensuring steady improvement in language proficiency.
Systematic Mathematics Mastery
Fully aligned with the Singapore MOE Syllabus, focusing on deep conceptual understanding and local mathematical heuristics.
Comprehensive One-Stop Solution
A streamlined learning journey with curriculum and milestones strategically mapped to the official examination timeline.
Singapore-Style Pedagogy
Moving beyond rote memorization, we use engaging instructional methods designed to spark curiosity and interest.
How Does Uwing Help Students Achieve Their Goals?
1. Robust Academic Strength
Leveraging 17 years of specialized expertise and official CEQ recognition to deliver elite, syllabus-aligned instruction.
Decades of Expertise
With 17 years of dedicated focus on AEIS and S-AEIS examinations, we understand official requirements and maintain mature preparation resources.
Elite Faculty
Our English educators bring CEQ instruction experience, while our Mathematics specialists master the MOE syllabus.
CEQ Silver Preparation Centre
Our status reflects our commitment to excellence and consistent support for Cambridge English preparation.
2. Clear Learning Roadmap
Guiding students from strategic academic planning to attaining school placement.
AEIS Pathway
Start of academic journey at Uwing.
Targeted English language acquisition.
Attain valid KET / PET results by late Jun.
Official AEIS registration in Jul.
Specialized Singapore Mathematics study.
Sit for the AEIS exam in Sep.
Announcement of school allocation results in Dec.
Official school commencement in Jan.
S-AEIS Pathway
Start of academic journey at Uwing.
Targeted English language acquisition.
Attain valid KET / PET results by late Dec.
Official S-AEIS registration in Jan.
Specialized Singapore Mathematics study.
Sit for the S-AEIS exam in Mar.
Announcement of school allocation results in Apr.
Official school commencement in Jul.
*The timeline above is based on historical schedules. Please refer to the official announcements from relevant examination authorities for the specific dates each year.
3. Comprehensive Learning Support System
Uwing’s support ecosystem provides the structure and oversight necessary to turn academic potential into consistent results through three key pillars.
Student Management System
Uwing utilizes a digital platform that records and assesses student progress in real time, ensuring transparent feedback cycles.
3-to-1 Home-School Partnership
Academic Department, Student Services, and Course Counsellors work with parents to accelerate student growth.
Integrated Learning Approach
A synergistic model combining in-class instruction, online learning, and supplementary tutoring for mastery.
What Parents Say
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Course Details
Course Duration | 6 Months |
Lesson Hours | Mon – Fri: 09:00 – 12:00; 13:00 – 16:00 |
Total Contract Hours | 720 Hours |
Course Delivery | Face to Face |
Lesson Venue | City Campus |
Course | Minimum Age and Level Constraints
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Preparatory Course for Admission to Government Schools Primary 2 | 7 to 7+ and Complete Previous Year of Education |
Preparatory Course for Admission to Government Schools Primary 3 | 8 to 8+ and Complete Previous Year of Education |
Preparatory Course for Admission to Government Schools Primary 4 | 9 to 9+ and Complete Previous Year of Education |
Preparatory Course for Admission to Government Schools Primary 5 | 10 to 10+ and Complete Previous Year of Education |
Terms Test |
Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test by Cambridge Assessment English (CAE) |
AEIS and S-AEIS |
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Application Fee* |
SGD 260 (Non-refundable) |
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Course Fee* |
SGD 12,000 |
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Academic Resources Fee* |
SGD 440 |
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Student Admin Fee* |
SGD 450 |
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Uwing International School Exam Fee* |
SGD 260 |
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Student Fee Protection Scheme* |
SGD 131.50 |
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ICA Student’s Pass Fee |
In accordance with ICA regulations |
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ICA Processing Fee |
In accordance with ICA regulations |
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Renewal of Student Pass |
In accordance with ICA regulations |
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Replacement Fee for Damage / Change of Particulars |
In accordance with ICA regulations |
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AEIS Exam Registration Administration Fee |
SGD 100 |
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Deferment Fee |
SGD 100 |
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AEIS Examination Fees |
Subject to SEAB |
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Late Payment Fee |
SGD 100 |
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Medical Insurance Fee |
According to third parties |
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Medical Check-up Fee |
According to third parties |
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Banker’s Guarantee Charge |
According to third parties |
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Payment Method |
Cash, Cheque, Bank Transfer, PayNow |
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*Fees are exclusive of 9% GST |
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Frequently Asked Questions
AEIS is generally for admission in the following academic year, while S-AEIS is a supplementary exercise for admission in the same academic year. Always verify current timelines and eligibility on MOE/SEAB before applying.
Primary applicants need to satisfy the relevant Cambridge English Qualification requirement before application, and the AEIS/S-AEIS Primary test focuses on Mathematics. Our course supports English readiness and Mathematics preparation.
The suitable level depends on the child’s age, previous school background and official eligibility criteria. We recommend a diagnostic assessment before choosing the preparation track.
No. Admission is decided by the official process and depends on performance, school vacancies and other official criteria. We prepare students academically and help parents understand the process.
Preparation duration depends on the student’s starting level, learning attitude, study habits, sense of purpose, and self-drive. You can consult with a Uwing course Counsellor for a personalized, in-depth assessment.



















