Contact AREDA Education

Discuss your child’s education plan for Singapore or Malaysia. AREDA Education helps Chinese and Asian families consider school pathways, school selection and admissions planning. Start with your child’s current grade, curriculum, English background and your family’s priorities; you do not need a final school shortlist to get in touch.

Tell us about your child

Share the basics below. If a detail is undecided, write “to discuss”. We will use this information to clarify your needs and discuss whether a one-to-one education planning consultation would be useful.

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This form starts an education planning enquiry. Please leave passport or identity numbers and complete identity documents out of your first message; we will explain any application documents needed later. By submitting, you agree that AREDA Education may use the information you provide to contact you and discuss this enquiry.

WhatsApp consultation

Message us with your child’s age or grade and the country or school pathway you are considering. If you are comparing options, tell us what matters most to your family. You can write in English or Chinese.

Call or email AREDA

Phone: +65 8957 5100
Email: [email protected]
Prefer WeChat? Visit our Chinese consultation page for the advisor’s QR code.

What happens after your enquiry?

We begin by understanding your child and your family’s plans. An initial conversation clarifies your needs; detailed school selection and application work follows an agreed service scope.

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Understand your child’s background

We discuss age, grade, current curriculum, English readiness, budget and intended start date. Tell us your main concerns even if your destination is undecided.

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Explore a suitable direction

We discuss Singapore or Malaysia school pathways worth investigating and the curriculum, entry requirements and timing that need checking. School choices depend on your child’s profile and each school’s requirements.

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Arrange a planning consultation if appropriate

A one-to-one conversation can examine school fit, application preparation and alternatives. Before detailed work begins, we confirm the scope, deliverables, fees and responsibilities.

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Agree the next steps

We identify school information to check, documents to prepare and relevant dates. If English, mathematics or curriculum transition support is needed, we can discuss suitable academic resources.

Explore the school pathways

Read the relevant pages first, or bring your questions directly to our team.

Education consulting services
Singapore government school pathway
Malaysia international school planning
About AREDA Education

Before you get in touch

You can start the conversation before every detail is settled. These answers will help you prepare your first enquiry.

+65 8957 5100

Yes. Share your child’s grade, curriculum, language background and your family’s priorities. We can discuss directions worth exploring before narrowing down school choices.

Your child’s age or grade, current school system, intended start date, budget range and main concerns are enough to begin. Mention any schools you are considering; complete identity documents are not needed in your first message.

Write “to discuss”. If you have an approximate range, include the currency and clarify whether it covers annual tuition or the total cost including living and accommodation, so we can compare options consistently.

Fees depend on the scope of advice and support required. Before detailed services begin, we confirm the fees, deliverables and responsibilities with you. School charges and AREDA service fees should be considered separately.

Send your child’s basic profile through WhatsApp, email or this form. We first clarify your needs, then discuss whether a one-to-one education planning consultation is appropriate and agree a suitable time.

This form sends a consultation enquiry to AREDA. School applications require their own documents and submission process; admissions and visa decisions remain with the relevant schools and authorities.