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Read With Me has not published specific session rates, so you will need to enquire directly for a current fee schedule. As a general guide, enrichment classes in Singapore typically range from S$30 to S$80 per session for group classes, and S$60 to S$150 per session for one-to-one tuition, depending on the subject, level, and tutor's experience. Some providers charge a flat monthly or term fee rather than a per-session rate, which can work out differently depending on how many sessions fall within a term. Ask whether a trial class is available and whether it is charged at the standard rate or offered at a reduced fee. Confirm whether any materials or workbook fees apply separately, and whether sibling discounts or package rates are available for term bookings. See the full Enrichment Classes cost guide for Singapore →

Many enrichment providers in Singapore offer a trial class before requiring a term commitment, though policies vary — some charge the standard session rate, while others offer a discounted or complimentary first lesson. It is worth asking Read With Me directly whether a trial is available and what it costs. During a trial class, pay attention to whether the content matches your child's current level, whether the teaching style keeps them engaged, and whether the tutor adjusts pace or approach based on individual responses. A single session is usually enough to gauge whether the fit is right before signing up for a full term. If your child is working towards a specific syllabus — such as MOE Primary or Secondary English, or a particular reading programme — confirm that the trial lesson reflects the actual curriculum used in ongoing classes.

Specific tutor qualifications have not been published in the current listing, so it is recommended that you ask directly before committing. Relevant credentials to enquire about include whether the tutor holds an NIE-accredited teaching qualification, a relevant degree in English, Education, or Linguistics, and how many years of teaching or tutoring experience they have. For reading and literacy enrichment specifically, it is also worth asking whether the approach is aligned with a recognised methodology — such as phonics-based instruction, guided reading frameworks, or MOE syllabus objectives — and whether the tutor has experience working with children at your child's specific age or reading stage. If the programme caters to children with reading difficulties, ask whether the tutor has training in supporting learners with dyslexia or other language-based learning differences.