Punggol Coast Mall is the newest addition to Punggol’s shopping scene, opened progressively from March 2025 as the retail podium of Tower 98 in Punggol Digital District. It sits directly above Punggol Coast MRT station, so it’s already become a natural stop for families heading home from school or SIT’s new Punggol campus.
We swept every listing in our database within walking distance of the mall and cross-checked it against the centres’ own websites. Four tuition and enrichment centres are genuinely inside Punggol Coast Mall itself — all on the same Tower 98 retail floors. Here’s what each one offers.
Quick Peek at Tuition Centres near Punggol Coast Mall
| Centre | Location | Levels | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jiang Education Centre | Punggol Coast Mall, #03-217/218 | Preschool–Secondary | Chinese specialist |
| Hua Yue Education Centre | Punggol Coast Mall, #01-221 | Preschool–Secondary | Chinese, MOE-aligned |
| Berries World of Learning School | Punggol Coast Mall, #03-216 | Preschool–Primary | Chinese, multi-sensory |
| PlayFACTO School | Punggol Coast Mall, #03-217/218 | Preschool–Primary | Play-based Math & Robotics, Chinese |
1. Jiang Education Centre (Punggol Coast Mall)
Address: 98 Punggol Way #03-217/218, Punggol Coast Mall, Singapore 829857
Phone: +65 8986 7615 | Website: jiang.edu.sg
Jiang has been running Chinese-language programmes since 1995, and its approach for younger children leans on songs, stories, and games rather than starting with drills — the aim is to build a comfortable relationship with the language before pushing exam technique. For older students, lessons shift toward comprehension and writing practice aligned with what’s actually tested at the PSLE and O-Level. Teachers also sit in on weekly in-house seminars to keep methods current.
- Preschool: Chinese
- Primary: Chinese
- Secondary: Chinese
- Paid trial class available
View Jiang Education Centre’s full profile →
2. Hua Yue Education Centre (Punggol Coast Mall)
Address: 98 Punggol Way #01-221, Singapore 829857
Phone: +65 9146 4668 | Website: huayue.com.sg
Hua Yue’s curriculum comes out of a partnership between Marshall Cavendish Education — the publisher behind the well-known 《欢乐伙伴》 Chinese series — and Spark Education, an edu-tech platform. Lessons stay aligned with the current MOE Chinese syllabus but bring in digital media alongside the textbook material, and classes are structured around discussion so kids get more speaking practice than a purely written programme would give them.
- Preschool: Chinese
- Primary: Chinese
- Secondary: Chinese
- Paid trial class available
View Hua Yue Education Centre’s full profile →
3. Berries World of Learning School (Punggol Coast Mall)
Address: Punggol Digital District, Tower 98, 98 Punggol Way #03-216, Singapore 829857
Phone: +65 9017 9945 | Website: berriesworld.com
Berries calls its style “Serious Fun” — a multi-sensory approach built around a proprietary MOE-based Chinese syllabus, with storytelling used heavily for the younger age groups. Class sizes are kept small enough that teachers can spot where a specific child is stuck and adjust before moving on, rather than sticking rigidly to a fixed lesson pace.
- Preschool: Chinese
- Primary: Chinese
- No trial class currently offered — enquire directly for a placement assessment
View Berries World of Learning School’s full profile →
4. PlayFACTO School (Punggol Coast Mall)
Address: 98 Punggol Way #03-217/218, Singapore 829857
Phone: +65 9773 4336 | Website: playfactoschool.com.sg
PlayFACTO runs two enrichment tracks here: Creative Math, co-developed with Korean education specialists and taught through manipulatives and games rather than worksheets, and Coding & Robotics, which brings in MODI IoT kits and VEX Robotics for kids old enough to move past the basics. It shares its unit with Jiang Education Centre — the two operate as separate centres within the same subdivided space. Worth a look if you want enrichment that doesn’t feel like a repeat of the school day.
- Preschool: Math, Robotics
- Primary: Chinese, Math
- No trial class currently offered
View PlayFACTO School’s full profile →
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there tuition centres inside Punggol Coast Mall itself?
Yes — all four centres on this list (Jiang Education Centre, Hua Yue Education Centre, Berries World of Learning School, and PlayFACTO School) are located inside Punggol Coast Mall, Tower 98, on Levels 1 and 3.
Is there a Chinese-language specialist at Punggol Coast Mall?
Three of the four are Chinese-focused: Jiang Education Centre, Hua Yue Education Centre, and Berries World of Learning School all run dedicated Chinese programmes, each with a different teaching approach — Jiang leans on a decades-old in-house method, Hua Yue uses a Marshall Cavendish-developed curriculum, and Berries builds lessons around storytelling.
Which tuition centre near Punggol Coast Mall is best for young children?
PlayFACTO School is the most play-based option, with Creative Math for children as young as 3 and Coding & Robotics for older preschoolers and primary schoolers. Jiang and Hua Yue also start Chinese programmes from the preschool level, both leaning on songs, stories, and games rather than formal drills at that age.
Do these centres offer trial classes?
Jiang Education Centre and Hua Yue Education Centre both offer a paid trial class. Berries World of Learning School and PlayFACTO School don’t currently offer one — contact them directly to ask about a placement assessment instead. Trial availability can change, so it’s worth confirming before you show up.
Is Punggol Coast Mall connected to an MRT station?
Yes. Punggol Coast MRT station (NE18) opened on 10 December 2024 as the North East Line’s new terminus and is built directly into the mall, alongside the Punggol Coast Bus Interchange, which opened on 29 June 2025.
Is Punggol Coast Mall an established mall or a new one?
It’s new — the mall opened progressively from March 2025 as part of the still-developing Punggol Digital District, well after the surrounding malls at Waterway Point, Oasis Terraces, and Punggol Plaza. It’s worth noting that Mind Stretcher has since opened a fifth branch inside Punggol Coast Mall (Tower 98, #02-211) that isn’t yet listed in our directory — we’ll add it once it’s confirmed.
About Punggol Coast Mall
Punggol Coast Mall opened progressively through March 2025 at Tower 98, 98 Punggol Way, Singapore 829857 — part of the wider Punggol Digital District development that also spans Towers 84, 88, 90 and 92 along Punggol Way. It’s a recent arrival, not an established mall: the district itself only started taking shape once the Singapore Institute of Technology’s new campus and JTC’s business park buildings went up around it.
The mall’s own site lists 44 stores at Tower 98, with FairPrice Finest as the anchor supermarket — a two-storey outlet with Smart Carts and an in-house Grocer Cafe and Grocer Bar. The retail layout leans into an open-air plaza concept, with Levels 1 and 2 partly outdoors and benches and steps built in for sitting around rather than just passing through.
A few things make it a convenient stop for a tuition run:
- Direct MRT and bus access — the mall is physically connected to Punggol Coast MRT station and the Punggol Coast Bus Interchange, together forming the Punggol Coast Integrated Transport Hub, so there’s no need to cross a road between transport and the tuition centres.
- Comics & Games Library — a public library branch inside the mall, useful for a sibling to wait or a student to read between lessons.
- Wan To Play Ocean Fantasy and Playground by PlayMade — two indoor play areas, handy if a younger child is tagging along.
- FairPrice Finest — for a grocery run or a coffee while a lesson is in progress.
Getting to Punggol Coast Mall: MRT & parking
By MRT: Punggol Coast station (NE18) on the North East Line opened on 10 December 2024 as the line’s new terminus, and it’s built directly into the mall. One correction worth flagging: Punggol Coast station is not currently a Cross Island Line stop — the CRL’s Punggol Extension (targeted for completion around 2032) is set to interchange at the original Punggol MRT/LRT station further south, a separate station from Punggol Coast.
By bus: The Punggol Coast Bus Interchange opened on 29 June 2025 as part of the same integrated hub, served by services 34, 34A, 44, 104, and 117.
By car: The mall is reachable via the Tampines Expressway (TPE) or the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) — set your GPS to 98 Punggol Way. Parking follows standard HDB carpark rates and runs 24 hours a day.
- Car parking (weekdays, before 6pm): S$1.09 per 30 minutes, with a 15-minute grace period.
- Car parking (weekday evenings, weekends & public holidays): S$2.73 flat per entry.
- Motorcycle parking: S$1.09 per entry, no grace period.
For a typical weekday afternoon lesson block (1–1.5 hours) before 6pm, budget around S$2.18–S$3.27 for parking. Come in after 6pm or on a weekend and it’s a flat S$2.73 regardless of how long you stay.
Prices, subjects, and trial class availability are updated periodically — always confirm directly with the centre before enrolling. Browse the full directory of Punggol tuition centres for more options.
