About Us

Adrian has spent the last 15 years writing materials for and teaching Primary-Level English, Science, and GEP preparatory classes after his decade-long stints in a fund management firm and investment bank. As a GEP Screening and selection Test coach, he has helped over 450 students gain admission into the Gifted Education Programme.

Adrian is an ex-ASEAN Secondary, pre-U, and undergraduate Scholar. “I was quite the nerd in my younger days,” he admits. Some would say he is still one today.

Irah is an educator with 15 years of experience in MOE schools and enrichment and student care centres. At Joyous Learning, she has created a homely and conducive learning environment for students and teachers alike. Parents appreciate her for her warm personality, chattiness and willingness to go out of her way to attend to their needs.

“The key is in finding that sweet spot where the interests of students, their parents and our teachers converge,” Irah proclaims sagely.to find that sweet spot where the interests of students, their parents,

In addition to majoring in English Language and Literature, Seok Bee has minors in Chinese Studies and Literature. With more than 20 years of experience in MOE schools, overseas institutes and enrichment centres, Seok Bee is a master in the Tao of Teaching.

Having raised two children in the Gifted Education Programme, Seok Bee understands what it takes to nurture and motivate young learners.

This English Specialist enjoys travelling and chronicling her jaunts in an analogue travelogue. “I will be the last bastion of offline journaling!” steadfast Seok Bee declares.

For over two decades, Ligaya has taught English to primary and secondary students in MOE schools and enrichment centres. She is the quintessential teacher’s teacher – having served mentor to younger teachers.

Ligaya proclaims, “I strive to impart the accurate use of the English language and to awaken the joy of learning through books, articles, songs, poems, and videos. By exposing students to the breadth and depth of language, I hope they will find their own voice of expression.”

Naturally, fo one should expect nothing less from an English Language and English Applied Discourse major. one should expect nothing less from an English Language and 

As a MOE school teacher and an ex-editor at an educational publishing house, Kian Ming brings valuable teaching and curriculum design experience to the table.

When asked about his curriculum writing process, he said, “Oftentimes, I’m inspired when I’m watching documentaries, reading the news, or shopping at the supermarket.” Indeed, judging from his questions about animals drinking from a pond in a savannah and efficient food packaging designs, he’s not joking.

On his off days, Kian Ming attends warehouse books sales where he buys everything from the The Colonial History of Sabah and Sarawak to the Adventures of the Mad Chinaman. Presumably, he reads them.

Armed with a degree in Science and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Mathematics, Stella has been teaching Primary and Secondary Maths and Science in MOE schools and enrichment centres for over 15 years. Her work as HOD of Pupil Welfare at a previous workplace has imbued her with sensitivity and the skills to manage students’ affective needs.

Stella likes to devise math-based card tricks to entertain the young ones during family gatherings. Her other interests include visiting the Science Centre with her children. “It’s more fun than shopping at Orchard Road,” she claims.

Cindy’s sharp pedagogical skills can be attributed to her training in both formal and informal settings. She started her educator journey as a teacher at a MOE school and a private tutor at an enrichment centre chain. She recently graduated from the tricky business of being a personal tutor to her boy. A double major in Mathematics and English, Cindy is adept at explaining mind-numbing mathematical problems in simple language.

 Cindy likes learning languages, including non-human ones. A proud mistress of two dogs, she is, in her own words, a “dog whisperer”.

Meet Ms Pey Tyi, a passionate educator with nearly two decades of teaching experience in Maths and Science. When she’s not guiding her students towards academic success, you might find her travelling around the world, capturing beautiful moments through her camera lens, or marvelling at quirky doors, lighthouses, and trains!

Her teaching philosophy is simple: “Every student has the potential to excel. I’m here to make learning enjoyable and rewarding, because when students find joy in learning, progress naturally follows.”

Known for her encouraging and nurturing approach, Ms Pey Tyi forges strong bonds with her students, who invariably describe her as supportive and inspiring. Whether it’s simplifying tricky concepts or motivating her students to set high yet achievable goals, she brings energy and enthusiasm to every lesson.