Raise your child’s PSLE oral score — before 12 August

Yes. PSLEPrep covers both PSLE Chinese Oral and PSLE English Oral — Reading Aloud and Stimulus-Based Conversation for both subjects. Same scoring system, same parent dashboard, same subscription.

No. One subscription covers both Chinese and English Oral. There's no second app, no second login, no second bill.

Per the SEAB 2026 timetable, PSLE oral examinations for both Chinese Language and English Language are on 12 and 13 August 2026. Most parents start serious oral practice at the start of P6, but P5 students benefit from earlier reps too.

No — this is exactly who PSLEPrep is built for. If your child speaks mostly English at home and struggles with Chinese, they need more speaking practice, not harder material. All content is calibrated to the PSLE oral standard, and every piece of feedback is in both Chinese and English so you can support them. Students starting from a weaker base often see the most noticeable improvement because every extra minute of practice counts.

No — and we don't try to. PSLEPrep is a practice tool that gives your child more speaking reps between tuition sessions. Think of it like a driving simulator: you still need the instructor, but you can practise regularly on your own time, with feedback on every attempt.

Yes. PSLEPrep uses acoustic speech analysis — it listens to the actual audio signal, not just a text transcript, so it catches tone errors and mispronunciations that text-based tools miss. It's not a replacement for a trained teacher's ear, but it catches the most common issues Singapore students face, in both Chinese (2nd and 4th tone errors) and English (vowel length, final consonants).

Yes. Every English Reading Aloud passage includes a model recording, so your child can listen first for pace, pauses, and expression before recording their own attempt. Scoring then runs at the word and syllable level using Microsoft Azure's pronunciation engine, with per-word feedback in the transcript.

It responds to what your child actually says. In Conversation, PSLEPrep adapts its follow-up questions and feedback to your child's specific answer — their ideas, vocabulary, and reasoning — rather than scoring against a fixed script. That responsiveness to nuance is the whole point of practising with it.

Yes — and it goes further. PSLEPrep can show a model response at PSLE standard when your child needs one, but its real strength is coaching your child's own answer into a stronger, customised version. The PSLE oral penalises memorised scripts, so building your child's own ideas matters more than reciting a model.

One group oral class usually costs more than a month of PSLEPrep. Your child gets up to 20 hours of scored oral practice across both languages, with written feedback after every session. If your child practises 3–4 times a week, each session costs less than S$3.