Day In The Life Of A Private Tutor In Singapore 

I feel sad that such a passionate teacher is rejected by NIE solely due to the fact that she is a private degree holder. I know of people in the teaching line that are not actually passionate about teaching..so having that local degree is severely overrated.

This channel is underrated. It is the best occupational insight content I've ever seen.

Very interesting that the tutor is wearing shorts to teach students. Very friendly atmosphere. It’s very good to make them relaxed outside school.

Amazing. My mom is also a tutor for already 10 years now in Indonesia. She teaches until 7 PM and still going strong at almost 50 nowww. So somehow this hits me deeply 😅😅.

Enjoying how authentic and genuine these videos are!

Great content, really loving the day in the life format. Looking forward to the next video!!!

this channel has potential, hope u continue this down to earth style type videos

Love y'alls style! So simple yet genuine

Love the style of your videos, it feels like watching a TV show. Hopefully there are more “Day In The Life Of A…” videos to come!

What a great video. As a full-time private tutor in NY, I can relate and I agree as well with the parent's observation :)

Another sick video, can't wait for the next one! Keep going, jiayou! 🥳

I'm currently an Ex-Moe teacher turned private tutor. Trust me you are not losing out and is doing a great job. I wish I've done it sooner

Hi, I'm not Singaporean but I enjoy your channel so much. I watched every Vlog and totally enjoy it!

Keep up the good content! I missing life in singapore and I'm glad these videos show the intimate side of the country

I think the content here is very meaningful with no frills. Get to know more about the lives of different groups of people around here from the ground. Subscribed!

Great content and work once again!

Good job and well made video! Keep up with the amazing content!

Please continue this series!

thank you for these insightful and inspiring videos. i love the stories you tell and the people you feature :)

Underrated channel, look forward to more videos!

One a pleasant find this channel was! You have earned a new sub. I hope to see more content!

Keep it up, good to see quality Singaporean content.

I miss working in Singapore. Had I known I'd be interested in making videos, I would have taken short videos in all 8 years I spent working there; enjoying good foods in hawkers and visiting tourist spots among others. :) keep making videos!

Very useful youtube channel among many. Good job and please upload more. Waiting for further videos🥰🥰🥰

Agreed that income can be unstable as freelancer full-time private tutor because I also give tuition. But this is still something good during pandemic times like now..seriously.

Super good content! Great work

Ke Ling's advices to parents are very insightfully! Well done Ke Ling!👍👍👍

Still waiting for your next video release!! Thanks for vocalising my inner thoughts 😌

Nice work !! Keep posting more and good luck !!!

Agree that elite schools tend to be toxic, especially on the JC level. I heard of tuition notes being stolen at another school, and my teacher told me not to share notes with students from other JC taking the same subject so that we can gain a competitive edge. P.S. I am not from the top 5 JCs (ranking for my yr)

Good to see a passionate tutor.I have given up corporate jobs to be a tutor and have been tutoring for over 20 years and never regret my choice.So keep it up.😀

This was so informative and insightful! Thanks for being so transparent too!

A very meaningful channel producing meaningful videos. PLEASE DO NOT STOP :(((

you should do more this kind of video, keep going

woo finally another episode! would love if you interview those niche niche jobs :P looking forward !

This is a very enlightening video of life as a student in Singapore.

Great content. Keep it up the good work.

please make more videos these type of videos make me addicted!

This channel is a gem.

Really good content! Keep it up!

Great content.☺️👍

I've watched your all videos at once. They're so interesting.

Hey this is a nice video, I enjoyed it :)

Would love to see more of these videos. ❤️

Very unique content. Keep going :)

Good to hear the life of some who does something similar but in a different industry! I’m a musician and music teacher and it’s a joy to impart knowledge and see the light bulb in my students light up!

Nice channel and real life situations. Jiayou!

Based on the things she says I get a sense that she is more suited to a caring profession for kids, maybe not so academic as a tutor in this competitive industry. Anyway I do relate with sg’s competitive culture, tbh I think it’s good to be competitive but not to the point where people become too stressed or hurt one another, otherwise’s good so it’s not all that bad. But yes, I do agree that we should value arts more and other talents apart from engineering, science, business, etc.

More such videos please!! Day in the life of a doctor maybe?

nice content, keep it up!!

The way she unlocked the door, it remind me of my grandmother who has got a old-fashioned safe-box chainup with big size lockers, but nothing valuable in it ...😂😂😂

Omg Keling ! Know her from Ballet class many years back .

I'm in a top school and my school doesn't even provide art stream. All of us had to take science stream😭😭😭

Wow this is exactly what i need 😭😭🙏💕

Underated channel

Interesting content and Vids! Keep it up!!! Jia Youss! SUBCRIBED!

More content! How about life of a healthcare worker

This is a great video. I think if you check out Paolo in Japan's day in the life videos and can emulate that for a Singapore version, you could find a large audience.

Interesting channel with day in the life of different profile in Singapore. How about day of yourself? Haha

please make more videos!

Very nice series just reminds me totally of Paolo from Tokyo (channel) series 🤣❤️

Nice content looking forward for more day in the life videos. New subscriber here..

Wah I admire her passion to teach. The moment I completed my degree I throw away all of my notes hahaha

I think it would be great if you could a life of a sales person. It will be good insight

Art is not just limited to the subjects in school but also the art of talking and presenting yourself to others. Some schools provide public speaking courses.

Singapore food is nice and cheap. But life in Singapore is a bit stressful and competitive.

I miss Singapore :( WIsh I could go back sometime.

My tuition tcher!!!!!!

Hope u can post like a video a week

Look forward to more 👍

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN IN RU-vid. IF THERE IS A SUPER LIKE BUTTON , I WOULD GIVE RED POTATO A SUPER LIKE VIDEO 👍

Thank you

I like this video. V real

Ayo I'm in a youtube video, nice

It's Paula from Singapore!

Im a private tutor too and i like to watch this video.😊

good content

I would love you to tutor maths for my daughter online from Australia 😉. Finding a delicate hard working teacher is extremely hard.

I will be moving back to Singapore with my 11 year old son whom I cutter home school. What would she charge weekly to take over the home Scholl at 6th grade US level?

Just because you're smart, doesn't mean you can actually teach well.

Cool Video...Honestly i'm x S'porean...n i think Education Not only on Papers..Life n Experential Learning also CRITICAL...in this Z..Gen...coz LIFE NOW is TOUGHER than b4...(Anyway this is my Opinion..🤔)..

Channel owner is sweet looking...😍😍😍

Reminds me of paolo from Tokyo but Singapore version

heyyy the other songwriter cousin is there toooo

"Just because you're smart doesn't mean you can teach," true that! Yeah seems like Singapore isn't fair when it comes to individual talent and strengths. All based off some fancy degree or test scores.

She's have the personality that all the profesor should have .

My saturdays are also busy as a tutor . I have 6 classes on Saturday from 7.00 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. I only have 45 minutes to rest in between . 7.00 a.m. - 9.00 a.m. 9.00 a.m.- 11.00 a.m. 11.45 - 1.45 p.m. 2.00 - 4.00 p.m. 4.15 - 6.15 p.m. 6.30 - 8.30p.m. Even though I get tired at the end of the day, I enjoy tutoring 😍😍

im a private tutor myself, although part-time i can relate

Can you do a video about dating in Singapore?

😌 cool~

People don't see how tiring it is. I have 25 students on Saturdays and I teach 10 hours straight.

Art is the most useful skillset one can nurture on. There vast possibility with freelancing in art. Designing ,coaching,….many more

Please do a day in a life of a nurse or house officer

i wish i have tutor like her i had math tuition last time and my math still suck

motivational

🙏🏼

6:22 "it's not that she doesn't want to do well, she just feels so unfair that she doesn't feel like wanting to do well." I can relate on this point. My parents are extremely controlling of me as well, have implemented screentime restrictions for the past about 7 years or so. Whenever I have bad scores or just don't act in the way they want, they resort to physical harm, and constantly talk about how much of a failure I am, how I shouldn't have been born etc. Because of this, I just have no motivation to do well at all. No matter how well I do in school, I will never be free. To give some context on my tuition background, I used to have around 12 hours of tuition every weekend. Now that I'm in JC, it's 6 hours tuition total. Edit: Regarding the last bit on voicing out. I used to have a secondary school form teacher (of 2 years) who knew of my circumstances and asked me about it. One session, she told me to write my troubles down on the piece of paper, stating that she would not let anyone else know. Lo and behold, on that same afternoon, my parents were called to the school and she showed it to them. When I got back, of course I was beaten up again. Because of this, I have trust issues with teachers who I'm not familiar with for more than a few years, I've become paranoid about sharing my issues with school teachers as well.

If there were no artists, there would be no culture. Arts are equally as important as the STEM subjects and it's frustrating to hear educators dismiss their students' artistic aspirations.

I'm also in Singapore

There are many excellent tutors that are not NIE trained. In fact lots of NIE trained teachers are no good teachers