Why Study in Singapore?
Singapore is an efficient and clean Asian city that retains much of the charm from its British colonial days whilst also offering a cutting edge, well-developed environment. Singapore has developed into one of the most important trade and finance centers in Asia and today it is among the top five wealthiest countries in the world based on GDP.
Weather and Climate
Singapore enjoys a tropical climate with no sharply divided seasons. It has a year-round high temperature as well as high humidity and large amounts of rainfall. Temperatures usually range from 21°C-34 °C (72°-93 °F).
Language
The four official languages of Singapore are Malay, Mandarin, Tamil, and English. However, English is regarded as the main language in Singapore, and is officially the main language of instruction in almost all school subjects. It is also the common language of the administration, and is an important language for international business.
International Education
Singapore attracts large expat populations and there are exceptional international schools to fulfil their demand. International schools in Singapore typically have very international student populations and you can find many different international curricula of the UK, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, the International Baccalaureate and more.
Parents need to be sure they are considering top tier schools with valid and current accreditation from recognised international authorities.
Our Selection of the Best International Schools in Singapore
Schools in alphabetical order, no ranking:
Canadian International School
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Singapore American School
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Stamford American International School
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Tanglin Trust School
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UWC South East Asia
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Apply early! Send your request to those schools
The demand is very high and the popular schools have long waiting lists. We advise you to apply early in order to secure places, so make sure, that you start investigating well in advance. Then start approaching the schools’ admissions offices or use the world schools request function.
