What is “predictive data”?

Predictive Data is our evidence and data-based approach.

Everything we teach is an objective system students can use in the exam. These systems are tracked and measured with clear data.

This means there are objective and actionable steps to apply in the exam, as compared to old (useless) teaching methodologies like “define keywords” or “look for contextual clues”.

These outdated methods are poorly designed to be applied in an exam and only work when a teacher explains an answer key. However, students can never replicate the results in the next test.

We provide systems (backed with data for all written components and oral).

From the opening paragraph in your essay to the final summary in comprehension, all components are backed by data-tracked systems that our students can apply easily in the exam.

Execute clear and objective steps based on our systems that have a strong predictive effect on your future performance, which means no more second-guessing.

Examples of our systems:

  1. Argumentative Point Creation System. Create rock-solid points by avoiding our “Fatal 7” checklist. No more useless 5W1H/breaking down of keywords like in school.

  2. “Big 4” Decoded Comprehension System. Objective steps to tackling our “Big 4” list which secures 80% of your comprehension marks, without worrying about the trivial and annoying question types.

  3. Oral Spoken Interaction System. Create cohesive and layered responses under the stress of spontaneous conversation. You won’t have “blank mind” syndrome ever again.


The old methods (explaining answer keys etc) are backward-looking. These methods make you feel like you are learning, but you are not actually improving.

So, every time you face a new question/paper, it’s that same sickening feeling of confusion/a punch to your gut.  

3 times a week

This means 2 non-teaching classes (about an hour) plus 1 live main class (1.5 hours).

Non-teaching assignment classes are on Mondays and Wednesdays, 9-10 pm (students can leave the room when they are done with work - it normally takes 30-40min after they are experienced).

This is just dedicated homework time.

No worries if you can't make it; you can do the work in your own time.

We also have weekly consults for students and parents.

My goal is to make you become an athlete/
surgeon in the exam

  • Robust systems to practice for the competition/surgery

  • Robust system to execute like it’s your 2nd nature in the competition/surgery

  • Robust systems to keep you safe (deal with emergencies in the surgery/competition)

Types of students who have excelled under our programme

Type 1: Motivated ‘B’ Student

The motivated average B student is fluent in English as a daily language but has gaps in exam techniques.

The student can get an A in English but fluctuates between A/B or is stuck at a B.

He/she doesn’t have many grammar issues and has a fairly competent vocabulary.

He/she unfortunately thinks that getting better results means doing more practice.

Representative Results:
1. HCI Sec 3 - First A Ever
2. Poly Private Candidate O levels - A1
3. MGS Sec 3 - Top in Class for Situational 24/30
4. DHS Sec 2 - Top in Class for Expository 26/30
5. Bukit Batok Sec 1 - Top in Class Compre 19/20

Type 2: Struggling ‘C/B’ Student

The struggling student is fine with conversational English but has major technical gaps.

Writing shows decent ideas but is filled with grammar and vocabulary weaknesses.

The student also has a limited understanding of what is tested/how to study and just ‘floats’ in school. He/she usually scores around a C or B, only touching the A-band for minor tests and assignments, if at all.

Representative Results:
1. Sec 3 Student from China - D7 to B4 Overall Weighted
2. Sec 4 Temasek Secondary - B4 to A2 Argumentative Essay
3. Sec 1 Bedok Secondary - Fail to A2 Situational Writing