š¯‘–PSLE
The Singapore International Primary School Examination (š¯‘–PSLE) is the international version of Singapore's Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). The š¯‘–PSLE was introduced with the aim of allowing overseas schools to benchmark their academic standards against Singapore's standard.
A total of four subjects are offered to students taking the PSLE, namely English Language, Mathematics, Science and Chinese Language. Students may register for a minimum of one subject. The formats are similar to those of the Singapore PSLE.
EXAMINATION SUBJECTS AND SYLLABUS
SEAB has made available for the š¯‘–PSLE the following subjects:
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English Language
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Chinese Language
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Mathematics
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Science
Candidates can sit for a maximum of 4 š¯‘–PSLE subjects, inclusive of English Language, Chinese Language, Mathematics and Science.
The format, standards and testing requirements of the š¯‘–PSLE are similar to the Singapore PSLE.
Here are the š¯‘–PSLE examination syllabuses for the various subjects:
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Subject Title |
Language Medium |
Subject Code |
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English |
0901 |
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Chinese |
0905 |
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English |
0908 |
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English |
0909 |
REGISTRATION
The š¯‘–PSLE is currently offered at 14 appointed examination centres in 6 countries (China, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam).
Please see the table below for the minimum and maximum age for taking š¯‘–PSLE.
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Entry Requirements |
Singapore Citizen & Permanent Resident |
Foreigner |
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Minimum Age |
11 years old as of 1st January of exam year |
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Maximum Age |
Cannot be older than 17 years old as of 1st January of exam year |
Cannot be older than 15 years old as of 1st January of exam year |
If you are studying in an overseas school, and are not sitting for the Singapore PSLE, you will be able to register for the š¯‘–PSLE with the following appointed overseas š¯‘–PSLE centres:
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Exam Centre |
Country |
City |
Contact Person |
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1 |
China |
Guangzhou |
Mr Eric Zhang
Mr Stanley Ho |
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2 |
Indonesia |
Jakarta |
Ms Larsen P. Buccahan
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3 |
Indonesia |
Surabaya |
Ms Prima Harun
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4 |
Indonesia |
Jakarta |
Ms Junaida Binte Abdul Aziz
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5 |
Maldives |
Hulhumale |
Mr Moosa Rasheed
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6 |
Myanmar |
Mandalay |
Ms Su Mon Kyaw
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7 |
Myanmar |
Yangon |
Ms Hlaing Mar Lar Kyaw
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8 |
Thailand |
Samut Prakan |
Ms Siriya Kanivaranon
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9 |
Thailand |
Bangkok |
Mrs Pattama Ruensuk
ssis.pattama@siamsingapore.com Ms Trinity Apawan
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10 |
Thailand |
Bangkok |
Mr Hero Lee
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11 |
Thailand |
Samut Prakan |
Mr Ricky See
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12 |
Vietnam |
Da Nang |
Ms Tran Cong Minh Huu
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13 |
Vietnam |
Hanoi |
Ms Nguyen Thu Huong
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14 |
Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh City |
Mr Mark Priddis
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Please note that you are not allowed to register for š¯‘–PSLE, and any of the national examinations or admission tests* in the same examination year.
*National examinations refer to PSLE and GCE-Level examinations while admission tests refer to AEIS, S-AEIS, SPERS-Sec and SPE.
RELEASE OF EXAMINATION RESULTS
The examination results are usually released in November of the examination year and the results will be reported in the form of Achievement Levels: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Examination Certificate
You will receive an š¯‘–PSLE certificate if you are awarded a grade for at least one š¯‘–PSLE subject.
Explanatory Notes
Please click on this link to view what will be shown on the examination certificate.
APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINATION CENTRES
Overseas schools interested to apply to be appointed š¯‘–PSLE centres may write in to SEAB_iPSLE@seab.gov.sg.