Approach
One coordinator,
years ahead.
ELT School plans your child's learning from the first assessment through school subjects and the next school to university applications, with one coordinator who keeps the record. Families can begin at any stage. Lessons are one to one and online, with tutors in Japan and the UK so that sessions fit Singapore after-school hours and weekends.
01 / The route
From assessment to university.
| # | Stage | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment | A first lesson shows where your child is now | |
| Weekly one-to-one lessons | School subjects in your child's curriculum, and the skills tests rely on | |
| The next school | Entry tests and interviews for boarding schools or international schools | |
| Choosing schools and applying | A shortlist, deadlines and documents | |
| After entry | Academic Tutoring at the new school, in your child's time zone | |
| IGCSE, IB or International A-Level | Subject lessons through the courses that lead to university | |
| University applications | Course choices, the personal statement and interviews through UCAS |
Assessment
What happensA first lesson shows where your child is nowWeekly one-to-one lessons
What happensSchool subjects in your child's curriculum, and the skills tests rely onThe next school
What happensEntry tests and interviews for boarding schools or international schoolsChoosing schools and applying
What happensA shortlist, deadlines and documentsAfter entry
What happensAcademic Tutoring at the new school, in your child's time zoneIGCSE, IB or International A-Level
What happensSubject lessons through the courses that lead to universityUniversity applications
What happensCourse choices, the personal statement and interviews through UCAS
02 / Hours that fit
Japan and the UK.
- Singapore
- 0h
- Japan
- +1h
- UK
- −8h
| Tutors in | Time difference | Typical lesson times in Singapore |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | 1 hour ahead of Singapore | Weekday afternoons and evenings, after school |
| UK | 8 hours behind Singapore (7 in British Summer Time) | Afternoons and evenings (the UK morning), and weekends |
Japan
Time difference1 hour ahead of SingaporeTypical lesson times in SingaporeWeekday afternoons and evenings, after schoolUK
Time difference8 hours behind Singapore (7 in British Summer Time)Typical lesson times in SingaporeAfternoons and evenings (the UK morning), and weekends
Your coordinator combines tutors so that lessons fall in the hours your family prefers. Actual availability is shown on each tutor's profile in Singapore time.
03 / Records and reports
What the coordinator does.
- Chooses the tutorBy subject, curriculum and hours.
- Keeps the recordA written note after every lesson.
- Reports to youEvery （to be confirmed）, in （to be confirmed）.
- Hands overWhen a tutor changes, the next tutor is briefed from the record.
04 / Suggesting schools
How we suggest schools.
We suggest schools on fit: your child's learning, interests, the curriculum and the support the school offers, and your family's preferences on country, size and cost.
ELT may receive a referral fee from partner schools. We tell you which suggested schools are partners, and a referral fee does not change the order in which we suggest schools. Non-partner schools are suggested in the same way when they suit your child.
School applications05 / An example
A Singapore route.
Illustrations, not fixed paths. A family at a local school might begin weekly English and maths in Primary 5, prepare for an international school's entry assessment, and continue with IGCSE and IB Diploma subjects through to a UCAS application.
Another might add UKiset or ISEB Pre-Test preparation, apply for 13+ entry to a UK boarding school, continue with Academic Tutoring in the UK after the move, and plan university applications with the same coordinator.
We are neither an agency that only places students nor a general English conversation service: teaching and admissions are planned together by the same coordinator.
Begin with a conversation.
Tell us where your child is now and where they hope to go.