About Singapore Raffles Music College
Singapore Raffles Music College is a music school operating islandwide, listed under the Education category on KakiList. The college is both KakiList verified and ACRA registered. It holds a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 across 43 reviews — a moderate sample size, so treat this figure as directional rather than definitive. Pricing is indicated at the S$$ level; specific per-session or monthly fees are not published on this listing and should be confirmed directly with the college.
Prospective students or parents are encouraged to enquire about the level and syllabus fit for the instrument or music programme of interest, whether lessons are available one-to-one or in small groups, and how the curriculum is structured across terms. It is worth asking whether a trial class is available before committing to a term, what materials or instrument access is required, and whether lessons are conducted in-person at the Alexandra Road centre or have any online component. Confirming the teaching approach — whether the college follows ABRSM, Trinity, or its own in-house syllabus — will help you assess whether it suits the student's goals and experience level.
To take the next step, contact Singapore Raffles Music College directly via phone or through the enquiry form to ask about current availability, programme options, and whether a trial class can be arranged before signing up for a full term.
Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
So lively and great atmosphere! Great musicians and beautiful halls ☺️
Nice place.. nice staff.. patiently and promisingly explaining the academic and career path details of different courses of this college.. associated to University of West London.. Good facilities.. Located in a prime place of Singapore
Great, the school, the male teacher is very handsome, the female teacher is very beautiful, and the dance is excellent.
The school is very interesting! The teachers are kind and serious!
Very fun and interesting because of its more contemporary music approach
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore Raffles Music College (this page) | ⭐ 4.7 | 43 | — | ✓ |
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Singapore Raffles Music College is listed at the S$$ price level, but specific per-session, monthly, or term fees are not published on this listing. Music schools in Singapore typically charge between S$40 and S$120 per session for individual lessons, depending on the instrument, the teacher's qualifications, and the duration of each lesson. Group classes are generally priced lower than one-to-one tuition. It is advisable to ask directly whether fees are structured per session, per month, or per term, and whether a registration or materials fee applies. Some schools also offer sibling discounts or package pricing for block bookings. Confirm all fees in writing before committing. See the full Music Schools cost guide for Singapore →
Many music schools in Singapore offer a trial class, sometimes at a reduced fee or as part of the initial enrolment process. A trial lesson gives you the opportunity to assess whether the teaching style suits the student, whether the level is appropriate, and whether the student feels comfortable with the instructor and the learning environment. When attending a trial, pay attention to how the teacher explains concepts, how they respond to the student's current ability, and whether the pace feels engaging rather than rushed or overly relaxed. These signals matter more than first impressions of the venue. Contact Singapore Raffles Music College directly to ask whether a trial lesson is available, what it costs, and how to book one before committing to a term.
Tutor credentials are not detailed on this listing. When evaluating a music school, it is reasonable to ask about each teacher's formal qualifications — such as a diploma or degree in music performance or music education — as well as their examination board experience (ABRSM, Trinity Guildhall, or equivalent) and the number of years they have been teaching. For students preparing for graded examinations, it is particularly useful to confirm whether the teacher is familiar with the relevant syllabus and has a track record of preparing students for assessments at the target grade. Ask Singapore Raffles Music College directly about the qualifications and teaching background of the specific instructor who would be assigned to your lessons.
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