Built to help your child score in the exam paper.

Yes. ALEC follows the MOE primary syllabus for English, Maths and Science, P1 to P6. Lessons and questions are mapped to syllabus topics, and ALEC is reviewed every year and when MOE changes the syllabus. Questions are written for ALEC, in the style of Singapore exam papers.

Science is taught in school from P3, so for P1 and P2 ALEC offers gentle Science preparation. Chinese and Higher Chinese are coming soon. ALEC is not affiliated with MOE or SEAB.

ALEC has two modes. Learning mode is bright and friendly, with Alec the penguin, so children keep going. Exam mode is pure exam simulation, with no animation and no mascot: realistic exam-style questions, a paper-style page with a cover sheet and instructions, a countdown timer, a flag for questions to check, an answer sheet, and a warning before you submit. Section A is multiple choice and Section B is written, and there are no hints.

Exam mode starts from P3, the first year of weighted assessments and end-of-year exams in Singapore primary schools (P1 and P2 have none). Alec Prelim Papers are original practice papers modelled after the real PSLE paper. They are not official SEAB papers. There are WA and end-of-year style papers for P3 to P6, and PSLE-format Alec Prelim Papers for P6, with the real sections and timing. ALEC also shows how your child used the clock, not only the score.

So the learning look can stay friendly for younger children, while exam practice looks and feels like the real paper. Schools differ slightly in their assessment plans, so ALEC will follow the common pattern.

Yes. Every question has step-by-step working, and a child can always tap “I’m not sure”. Lessons are 3 to 8 minutes, and any part can be replayed. On the Plus plan, your child can also ask Alec a question, by voice too.

Exam mode has no hints on purpose, so practice stays honest. After the paper, every answer is explained. There is no live tutor at the moment: ALEC is self-paced with AI help.

Yes. It starts with a short level check, which is a starting point and not a score. After that, the report shows strong and weak topics, and Alec gives a short plan for the week: which topics to practise next and tips for home. Plus members can also ask the AI to create exercises on a weak topic.

Draft: the exact plan wording and the number of practice sets are to be confirmed.

Multiple choice is marked at once. Written answers are marked against a marking scheme, key point by key point, with working shown. AI marking of written answers is a paid feature on the Plus plan. Marking from a photo of the page is coming as a Beta test feature, also on Plus. AI can get a mark wrong, so parents or tutors can adjust any mark.

Yes, when your child practises regularly. ALEC is built to make that practice work, week after week:

• It finds the gaps. A short level check shows where your child is strong and where marks are leaking.
• It practises exactly those gaps. Short sets on weak topics, in the layout of real exam papers, with timed papers now and then.
• It explains every mistake. Step-by-step working, so your child learns why, not just the answer.
• It shows progress you can see. Topic mastery, accuracy over the weeks and time per question, plus a clear plan for what to do next at home.

That loop of finding gaps, targeted practice, feedback and tracking is the most reliable way to lift marks. We do not promise a specific grade, because every child starts from a different place. We do promise a clear plan and clear progress, every week.

The sample report shows sample data only. Real results will be shared once we have enough of them (draft).

No, and it is not meant to. ALEC is extra practice and learning on top of school and tuition. It covers more ground, at your child's own pace, any time of day. A tutor gives live, personal attention that ALEC does not.

The two work well together. Share ALEC's progress report with the tutor so the tutor can see what your child finds hard and spend class time on it.

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We advise against it. Tuition and ALEC do different jobs: a tutor gives live guidance, ALEC gives extra practice, explanations and a clear view of progress. Talk to your child's tutor and teacher before changing anything, and use the report to decide where the extra help is needed.

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Not at the moment. ALEC is a study companion, so English, Maths and Science come first. Life Skills is included in the Practice and Plus plans. ARC (AI, Robotics and Coding) is included in Plus. The free trial opens the first lessons of each ARC and Life Skills course, so your child can try them first.

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We understand, because ALEC was built by a Singapore parent. You are not alone, and this can be turned around one small step at a time.

• Start small. A short level check finds where your child really is, so practice starts at the right level and not above it.
• Short, friendly lessons. Ideas are explained in simple words, 3 to 8 minutes at a time, and any part can be repeated.
• More practice, with every mistake explained. Your child learns why an answer is wrong, step by step.
• Ask when stuck. On Plus, your child can ask Alec questions any time.

Start with one subject and a few short sessions a week. Small wins build confidence. Please also talk to your child's teacher, so school and home support the same plan.

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