Quick note before we start: there are two malls in Singapore called Djitsun Mall — this one at 5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2, and a separate, unrelated building at 445 Bedok North Street 1 in Bedok. They share a developer’s name and nothing else, so if Bedok is what you’re after, this isn’t the right list.
Djitsun Mall in Ang Mo Kio is a small four-storey neighbourhood mall, not a mega-mall, and the honest count of tuition centres actually inside it is two — both on the third floor, both in the same #03-02 unit cluster. We swept every listing in our directory by distance from the mall’s own coordinates rather than trusting category tags, and the next-nearest cluster sits over 100m away at Jubilee Square, a separate building — that one’s not part of this list.
Quick Peek at Tuition Centres near Djitsun Mall
| Centre | Location | Levels | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGrader Learning Centre | Djitsun Mall, #03-02 | Preschool–Secondary | Chinese, English, Math, Science |
| Writers At Work Enrichment | Djitsun Mall, #03-02 | Primary–Secondary | English writing specialist |
1. AGrader Learning Centre (Djitsun Mall)
Address: 5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2, #03-02, Djitsun Mall, Singapore 569663
Phone: +65 9789 2377 | Website: agrader.sg
AGrader started with a single outlet in Jurong West in 2013 and has since grown into a network of more than a dozen centres island-wide. Rather than working off photocopied assessment books, the founders built their own curriculum from scratch — the brand describes spending “thousands of hours” going through textbooks, guidebooks, and past school exam papers to write step-by-step material for Math and Science that tracks the current MOE syllabus. It also runs what it calls the EverLoop Improvement System, aimed at flagging where a student’s understanding breaks down and looping back to fix it rather than moving on regardless. Leadership includes former MOE scholars and a former MOE head of department, for what that’s worth if a track record in the system matters to you.
- Preschool: Chinese, English, Math, Phonics
- Primary: Chinese, English, Math, Science
- Secondary: Additional Math, Elementary Math, Math
View AGrader Learning Centre’s full profile →
2. Writers At Work Enrichment (Ang Mo Kio Branch)
Address: 5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2, Djitsun Mall, #03-02, Singapore 569663
Phone: +65 8404 9281 | Website: writersatwork.com.sg
Writers At Work has been running since 2012 and specialises in English writing rather than the subject as a whole. Its programme is built around a proprietary framework it calls STORYBANKING®, which is really a bank of ideas, vocabulary, and worked examples students draw on so they’re not staring at a blank page when an essay or oral topic comes up. Tutors go through a three-month, roughly 500-hour in-house training programme before teaching, and the brand publishes a PSLE figure worth checking directly with them: 90% of its students scoring AL1–4 in English. A paid trial class is available if you want to see the approach before committing to a term.
- Primary: English
- Secondary: English
- Trial class: Paid trial class available
View Writers At Work Enrichment’s full profile →
Frequently Asked Questions
Are both tuition centres actually inside Djitsun Mall, Ang Mo Kio?
Yes — AGrader Learning Centre and Writers At Work Enrichment are both on the third floor of Djitsun Mall at 5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2, in the #03-02 unit cluster. Neither requires leaving the building.
Is this the same Djitsun Mall as the one in Bedok?
No. Djitsun Mall in Ang Mo Kio (5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2) and Djitsun Mall in Bedok (445 Bedok North Street 1) are separate buildings in different towns that happen to share a developer’s name. If you’re after tuition centres near Bedok, you’ll want a different list.
What if I need a subject neither centre offers, like Physics or Chemistry?
AGrader and Writers At Work cover Math, Science, Chinese, English, and English writing between them, but neither runs Secondary Physics, Chemistry, or Biology. For those, the nearest cluster is at AMK Hub, a few minutes’ drive or bus ride away, or the block cluster around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6/8.
Which centre is better for a child who specifically needs help with English composition or oral?
Writers At Work Enrichment is the specialist here — its STORYBANKING® approach and 500-hour tutor training programme are both built around writing and oral preparation specifically, rather than English as one subject among several.
Does either centre offer a trial class?
Writers At Work offers a paid trial class. AGrader doesn’t currently list one on its profile — worth calling ahead to ask about a placement assessment instead.
Is there parking right at the mall?
Yes, an open-air HDB car park sits beside the building, paid through the Parking.sg app, with free parking on Sundays and Public Holidays under HDB’s Free Parking Scheme.
About Djitsun Mall, Ang Mo Kio
Djitsun Mall fully opened on 1 August 2013 at 5 Ang Mo Kio Central 2, and takes its name from Lim Djit Sun, founder of OEGroup, the developer behind the building. It’s a compact four-level mall: the ground floor holds a handful of restaurants and retail shops, the entire second floor is given over to Harvey Norman’s electronics and furniture showroom, and the third floor is where the enrichment and lifestyle tenants sit — Yamaha Music School, The Ballet School, and a small run of tuition and enrichment centres among them.
It’s not a destination mall the way AMK Hub or Jubilee Square nearby can be — there’s no cinema, no supermarket anchor, no big atrium event space. What it does have is a straightforward, low-fuss layout: park downstairs, take the lift up, and you’re at the tuition centre door within a couple of minutes. For a parent doing a weekly drop-off, that simplicity is arguably the point.
Getting to Djitsun Mall, Ang Mo Kio: MRT & parking
By MRT: Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16, North-South Line) is the nearest stop, roughly a 6-minute walk away.
By bus: Services 130, 133, 159A, 851, 851E, 852, and 86 stop within walking distance of the mall.
By car: Djitsun Mall doesn’t run its own multi-storey car park — parking is at the open-air HDB car park right beside the building on Ang Mo Kio Central 2. Payment is through the Parking.sg app (the old whole-day and monthly coupon system was phased out in January 2022); as a non-Central Area HDB car park, the standard rate is S$0.60 per half hour, with a S$12 daily cap between 7am and 10.30pm. Parking is free on Sundays and Public Holidays under HDB’s Free Parking Scheme — look for the orange signplate at the car park entrance to confirm it applies to that particular lot.
For a typical 1 to 1.5-hour lesson block on a weekday, that works out to roughly S$1.20–S$1.80 — cheap compared to a mall-run gantry car park, though you’re relying on the app rather than a ticket at the barrier.
Prices, subjects, and trial class availability are updated periodically — always confirm directly with the centre before enrolling. Browse the full directory of Ang Mo Kio tuition centres for more options.
