Singaporeans Discuss the Effects of Tuition on Meritocracy | Noted | SG Layers

Did you ever have tuition growing up? In Singapore, the tuition industry is apparently worth $1.4 Billion but not everybody is able to afford tuition. We thought it'd be interesting to invite five tutors to discuss if having tuition undermines the idea of meritocracy, if teaching tuition is easy money and if MOE teachers should be barred from the private education sector!
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00:00 Introduction
01:08 The benefits of tuition are overrated.
02.49 The accessibility of tuition undermines meritocracy.
04:37 Teaching tuition is easy money.
06:02 MOE teachers should be bound by non-compete clauses.
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