• At least 15 years old as of 1st January of the examination year.
• Applicants should meet one of these additional requirements:

  • Completed Secondary 2 education (or equivalent) with Pass (at least C6 and above) in English and Mathematics, OR Passed BMC entrance test

• A full-time course runs 5 days in a week with each day lasting 3 hours. Therefore, all Singaporean applicants who intend to enrol into a full-time GCE N(A) or O-Level preparatory course will need to get the approval of the Ministry of Education (MoE). BMC will assist in submitting such applications to the MoE.

• Any Singaporean male applicant who wants to defer from full-time national service must be enrolled as a full-time student. Such an application will need to be approved by the MoE first. Do take note that the approval of NS deferment is at the discretion of the Ministry of Defence.

• Admission is subject to approval of the BMC management.

Details of Applicant (Child)

1. PEI Application Form.
2. Birth Certificate and translated English copy, if applicable.
3. Singapore Passport and Singapore Citizenship Certificate, if applicable.
4. Completed Education History – Annex A (All previous and current school report cards or transcripts are enclosed).
5. Medical Report (s) with diagnosed medical conditions, if applicable.

Details of Parents

1. If parents are Singapore Citizens: Singapore Passport or Singapore Citizen Identification Card and Singapore Citizenzship Certificate, if applicable.
2. If parents are foreigners: Non-Singapore Passport.
3. Letter to school from parents stating the reason(s) for seeking admission to PEI
4. Letter from employer of parents who have returned from overseas.

A.   English (Subject Code: 1190)

This module prepares the students to communicate effectively in English as a result of their development in the following areas:

1. Listen, read and view critically and with accuracy, understanding and appreciation a wide range of literary and informational/functional texts from print and non-print sources.
2. Speak, write and represent in internationally acceptable English (Standard English) that is grammatical, fluent, mutually intelligible and appropriate for different purposes, audiences, contexts and cultures.
3. Understand and use internationally acceptable English (Standard English) grammar and vocabulary accurately and appropriately as well as understand how speakers/writers put words together and use language to communicate meaning and achieve impact.

B.   Mathematics Syllabus A (Subject Code: 4045)

The syllabus is intended to provide students with fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills. The content is organised into three strands, namely, Number and Algebra, Geometry and Measurement, and Statistics and Probability. Besides conceptual understanding and skills proficiency explicated in the content strands, development of process skills that are involved in the process of acquiring and applying mathematical knowledge is also emphasised. These include reasoning, communication and connections, thinking skills and heuristics, and application and modelling; and are developed based on the three content strands.

C.   Science – Physics, Chemistry (Subject Code: 5105)

The ‘N’ Science (Physics) provides students with a coherent comprehension of energy, matter, and their relationships. It focuses on investigating natural phenomena and then applying patterns, models, principles, theories, and laws to explain the physical behavior of the universe. On the other hand, the ‘N’ Science (Chemistry and Biology) is designed to place less emphasis on factual materials and greater emphasis on the understanding and application of scientific concepts and principles.

D.   Science – Chemistry, Biology (Subject Code: 5107)

On the other hand, the ‘N’ Science (Chemistry and Biology) is designed to place less emphasis on factual materials and greater emphasis on the understanding and application of scientific concepts and principles.

E.   Humanities – Social Studies, Geography (Subject Code: 2175)

Social Studies

The syllabus is organised around three Issues that correspond to societal issues that have been shaping Singapore society and the world. They are:
Issue 1: Exploring Citizenship and Governance
Issue 2: Living in a Diverse Society
Issue 3: Being Part of a Globalised World
The knowledge, skills and values acquired through a study of these Issues will enable students to enrich and deploy their competencies to respond to real world issues and in the process, strengthen their values as citizens.

Geography

As a subject, Geography emphasises the integrative study of physical and human environments to enable students to gain a better understanding of their own space and other parts of the world. The syllabus is structured around three major themes, namely ‘Our Dynamic Planet’, ‘Our Changing World’ and ‘Geographical Skills and Investigations’.

F.   Humanities – Social Studies, History (Subject Code: 2176)

Social Studies

The syllabus is organised around three Issues that correspond to societal issues that have been shaping Singapore society and the world. They are:
Issue 1: Exploring Citizenship and Governance
Issue 2: Living in a Diverse Society
Issue 3: Being Part of a Globalised World
The knowledge, skills and values acquired through a study of these Issues will enable students to enrich and deploy their competencies to respond to real world issues and in the process, strengthen their values as citizens.

History

The syllabus seeks to examine the key forces and developments which have shaped international history in the 20th century. Studying the impact of the large scale conflicts and the rise of new regimes will allow students to appreciate the key forces and developments that challenged Europe’s dominance in world affairs. Through a study of the devastating effects of the two World Wars and the unchecked ambitions of the authoritarian states, students will better appreciate the need for collective security to prevent future conflicts. Students will understand that attempts at world peace are often challenged by the interests and ambitions of individuals and nations. The study of Communist Russia, Nazi Germany and Japan will enable students to understand how totalitarian regimes can bring about both benefits for some, and great costs for others.

Mother Tongue (Six Months, Up to June)

G.   Chinese (Subject Code: 1196)

The mother tongue language subjects cover the understanding and application of the language. These syllabuses also intend to enhance the listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the students’ mother tongue.

H.   Malay (Subject Code: 1197)

The mother tongue language subjects cover the understanding and application of the language. These syllabuses also intend to enhance the listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the students’ mother tongue.

I.   Tamil (Subject Code: 1198)

The mother tongue language subjects cover the understanding and application of the language. These syllabuses also intend to enhance the listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the students’ mother tongue.

J.   Principles of Accounts (Subject Code: 7088) 

This module is designed to develop an understanding of the principles and concepts of accounting and their applications in a variety of business situations. Students will acquire basic knowledge in double entry and develop the ability to prepare, present, and analyse financial statements.

The module will only start once we have 10 students in the waiting list. A separate bridging bookkeeping programme will be recommended for students who have not done accounts before.

9 Months (January-September)

Classes are conducted using the following methodologies: Lecture, Interactive Discussion, Small Group Dynamics.

Students shall be awarded a certificate of attendance upon meeting the minimum 75% attendance requirement for local students (part-time) and 90% for international students and local students (full-time).

Grades reflected on the Academic Transcripts are upon 100%, wherein the following equivalents are being used: 0-49%= Failed; and 50%-100=Passed.

Two (2) Internal Examinations are conducted in an Academic Year namely: Mid-Year and Preliminary Examination. On the other hand, Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) Examination which is conducted in Singapore annually in October and November. All students are expected to register for their GCE A Level Examination online at www.seab.gov.sg.

Assessment results for Internal Examinations (Mid-Year and Preliminary Examinations) are released to students within four (4) weeks of the last assessment for that examination cycle. While the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education ( N(Academic)) Examination Results are released mid-December through the Singapore Examination and Assessment Board (SEAB).