Tuition Centres for Sale in Singapore
Edugrow lists tuition centres for sale in Singapore under anonymous codes and shares many opportunities off-market with registered buyers before they are advertised. When no tuition centre is publicly listed, registering your brief is the way to hear about new ones first, including centres that never appear on public listing sites.
A tuition centre is bought for its students and its teachers. The things that decide whether it is worth the price are how much of the enrolment is recurring term by term, how the students spread across levels and subjects, whether the tutors (rather than the founder) teach most classes, and how long the lease runs.
Edugrow has advised on 70+ education business transactions in Singapore since 2014, across childcare, tuition, enrichment and student care. Tell us your budget, preferred areas and subjects, and we will match you as centres come up.
Current listings
Every listing uses an anonymous code. Full details are released after you sign an NDA. Ask about any code on WhatsApp +65 8088 1201 or by registering as a buyer.
What to check before you buy
- How the business is run from day to day, and how a sale is usually structured. How tuition centres are sold
- Whether the centre is registered with MOE and what a change of owner means for that registration. MOE registration on a sale
- How price is set, and why founder-led centres are priced lower. How tuition centres are valued
- Prepaid term fees and deposits you will inherit at completion. Prepaid fees at completion
- Whether to buy the company or the business, and what each means for tax and staff. Share sale vs asset sale
Frequently asked questions
Are there tuition centres for sale in Singapore right now?
Tuition centres come up for sale regularly, but many are sold without ever being advertised, because owners want to avoid unsettling parents and tutors. Edugrow lists the ones that can be marketed publicly on this page under an anonymous code and shares the rest with registered buyers first. Registering your brief is the most reliable way to see them.
What should I check before buying a tuition centre?
Check enrolment by level and subject over at least two years, how many students re-enrol each term, which classes the founder teaches personally, tutor contracts and non-solicitation terms, the lease and its remaining term, prepaid term fees, and whether the centre is registered with MOE. Our guides on selling and valuing tuition centres explain what each of these means for the price.
Does a tuition centre's MOE registration pass to the new owner?
It depends on how the purchase is structured and on MOE's requirements for changes to the school's management and ownership. Buying the company that operates the centre is treated differently from moving the business into your own company. Read our guide to MOE registration on a sale and confirm the position with MOE before completion.
How are tuition centres valued?
Profitable tuition centres are usually priced on maintainable profit multiplied by a multiple. The multiple is higher when revenue is recurring and does not depend on the founder teaching, and lower when the founder's personal reputation drives enrolment. Prepaid fees are treated as an obligation the buyer takes on.