Ask five different AEIS prep providers what score your child needs, and you may get five different answers - often because the question itself is more complicated than it looks. AEIS isn't graded the same way at every level. Here's what's actually being measured, level by level, and what it means for how you should prepare. Why AEIS Primary levels are benchmarked against Cambridge exams For Primary 2 to Primary 5 candidates, AEIS English proficiency is assessed against a recognised external...

AEIS only comes around twice a year, and there's no resit within the same cycle if your child doesn't clear the bar. That makes "I think they'll be fine" a risky assumption to walk into exam day with. Here are five signs worth paying attention to - and what to do if you spot them. 1. AEIS English comprehension feels like a struggle, not a stretch There's a difference between a child who occasionally reaches for a word and a child who genuinely struggles to follow a short passage and answer...

If you're moving to Singapore, or you're already here and considering a local MOE school for your child, you've probably come across the term AEIS. It sounds like just another acronym in a long list of school admission jargon, but it's actually the single biggest hurdle between your child and a place in a Singapore government school. Here's what it is, who needs to sit it, and how it works. What is AEIS? AEIS stands for the Admissions Exercise for International Students. It's run by...