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Most parents can pinpoint the moment they realized something wasn't working. Maybe it was watching their child struggle through yet another practice paper, or seeing test scores stay stubbornly flat despite hours of tutoring. The realization often arrives quietly, but the message is loud and clear: academic support alone isn't enough.
Students today face a complex challenge. They need to master a demanding curriculum while managing unprecedented academic pressure, staying motivated, and moving beyond rote memorisation to genuine understanding. Traditional tuition addresses only one part of this equation.
Tuition centres are great at content delivery. They provide structured lessons, practice materials, and exam techniques. Yet many students continue to struggle, not because they lack access to information, but because they lack the confidence, connection, and critical thinking skills that transform information into real understanding.
This gap reveals itself in familiar, heartbreaking patterns:
Scholars bridges this gap through a fundamentally different approach.
It offers a mentorship model built on what many parents have long suspected: excellent grades don't come from drilling harder, but from building stronger foundations.
The programme focuses on personalised, one-to-one guidance that treats each student as an individual, not a test score waiting to happen.
The strength of Scholars lies in its mentors who are double-qualified:
Scholars is tailor-made for:
Leading the English programme is Divyata Raut, a mentor who brings seven years of tuition centre experience. She holds a degree in English Language and Literature & Creative Writing from Nanyang Technological University, combined with advanced training from Stamford Classroom.
Her experience in traditional tuition centres opened her eyes to the limitations of conventional teaching methods. This realization drove her to pursue advanced pedagogical training with Stamford Classroom, learning to be a mentor and not merely an instructor.
For Divyata, learning starts with trust. By connecting with students over shared interests, whether it’s anime, music, or gaming, she creates a safe space where meaningful progress happens naturally.
Scholars emerged from the Scholarly platform’s experience facilitating over 9,000 connections between students and tutors. This extensive dataset revealed a crucial insight: often the barrier isn’t academic, it’s emotional. Many students need holistic mentorship that addresses confidence, study strategies, and genuine connection to the material.
The programme serves students who have potential but face barriers: lack of confidence, ineffective study habits, or disconnection from their subjects. Scholars transforms these challenges into opportunities for growth, building the foundational skills and mindset that enable students to thrive long after the tutoring ends.
Scholars was built to provide the holistic mentorship that freelance tutors or crowded centres often cannot.
What makes this programme different? It comes down to three core commitments.
Academic progress stalls when students feel judged. Scholars prioritizes building trust and rapport before opening any textbook. This connection-first approach creates a safe environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, admitting confusion, and taking intellectual risks.
Each Scholar receives rigorous pedagogical training aligned with both IB and MOE standards and practices. This isn't just “teaching to the test”, it's about developing thinking skills that serve students well beyond their exams. The curriculum-aligned approach ensures students master what they need while developing the analytical capabilities that define true academic competence.
Academic pressure in Singapore is real and often overwhelming. Scholars recognises that anxiety and self-doubt can derail even the brightest students. That's why every mentor receives training from certified psychologists, equipping them to identify stress, build resilience, and restore self-belief.
Traditional tuition centres offer group classes with limited personalisation. Freelance tutors may provide individual attention but often lack formal pedagogical training or mental health awareness.
Scholars combines the best of both worlds: expert, IB/ MOE-aligned teaching delivered through personalised, one-to-one mentorship with a mental health-informed approach.
What this means for your child:
The testimonials reveal consistent themes. Parents praise mentors who go beyond the minimum requirements, clarifying doubts with patience and clarity.They observe their children becoming more engaged, finding material easier to understand, and developing true confidence.
Students report that for the first time, lessons feel accessible. The combination of clear explanations and real encouragement transforms their relationship with the subject from dread to curiosity.
Ready to see how holistic mentorship can unlock your child’s full academic and emotional potential? Scholars invites you to book a Complimentary Consultation with an English mentor to discuss your child’s specific needs.
This 45-minute online session is both diagnostic and strategic. It’s an opportunity to assess your child’s needs, discuss a tailored lesson plan, and experience the Scholar’s approach before making any commitment.
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