Convo for Singapore MOE students
From PSLE preparation to O-Level exam technique and beyond, Convo understands the Singapore MOE curriculum — the bar model method, P-series problem sums, and the systematic rigour that makes Singapore maths world-renowned.
How Convo supports your child at every stage
As children move through Singapore MOE, what they need from a learning companion changes. Convo tracks these transitions automatically — always at the right level of depth and vocabulary.
Early years
Primary 1 → Primary 2
- MOE Primary — phonics, counting, basic shapes
- MOE Primary — place value, multiplication intro
Primary
Primary 3 → Primary 6 (PSLE)
- MOE Primary — multiplication tables, fractions
- MOE Primary — bar model method, decimals, situational writing
- MOE Primary — PSLE prep, problem sums, AQ practice
Lower secondary
Secondary 1 → Secondary 3
- O-Level track — algebra, essay frameworks
- O-Level track — geometry, comprehension
- O-Level prelim — trigonometry, situational writing
Upper secondary & post-16
Secondary 4 (O-Level) → Junior College 2 (A-Level)
- O-Level exams — full-paper practice
- O-Level (Normal Academic) — final exams
- H1/H2 A-Level first year
Year levels & focus areas
Convo tunes its vocabulary, depth, and challenge level to each year automatically.
| Year | Ages | Typical focus |
|---|---|---|
| Primary 1 | 6–7 | MOE Primary — phonics, counting, basic shapes |
| Primary 2 | 7–8 | MOE Primary — place value, multiplication intro |
| Primary 3 | 8–9 | MOE Primary — multiplication tables, fractions |
| Primary 4 | 9–10 | MOE Primary — bar model method, decimals, situational writing |
| Primary 5 | 10–11 | MOE Primary — PSLE prep, problem sums, AQ practice |
| Primary 6 (PSLE) | 11–12 | PSLE year — bar model, percentage, compo writing |
| Secondary 1 | 12–13 | O-Level track — algebra, essay frameworks |
| Secondary 2 | 13–14 | O-Level track — geometry, comprehension |
| Secondary 3 | 14–15 | O-Level prelim — trigonometry, situational writing |
| Secondary 4 (O-Level) | 15–16 | O-Level exams — full-paper practice |
| Secondary 5 | 16–17 | O-Level (Normal Academic) — final exams |
| Junior College 1 | 16–17 | H1/H2 A-Level first year |
| Junior College 2 (A-Level) | 17–18 | Singapore A-Level final exams |
How Convo adapts to Singapore MOE
It's not enough to know the curriculum exists. Convo understands it from the inside — the methods, the vocabulary, the exam expectations.
- Fully fluent in the Singapore bar model method — the cornerstone of MOE maths
- Knows the difference between PSLE question styles and O-Level question styles
- Practises AQ (Applied Question) in comprehension — a uniquely Singapore skill
- O-Level and A-Level (H1/H2) content at appropriate depth for Junior College students
- Uses the systematic, step-by-step approach Singapore teachers emphasise
- Encourages 'showing working' — helps students understand this is part of the marks
- Science structured questions practised in the MOE format: Observation, Inference, Explanation
- Familiar with school-based assessments (SBA) and how to approach project components
Voice-first sessions
Your child just talks — Convo listens and guides them through Singapore MOE content naturally.
Socratic questions
Never gives answers — asks the right question at the right moment so understanding sticks.
Curriculum-aligned homework help
Steps through problems using the same methods your child's school teaches.
Spaced repetition
Naturally revisits topics from previous sessions — reinforcing learning without quizzes.
What a Singapore MOE homework session actually looks like
Primary 5 · Mathematics — Bar model problem sums
Hui Ling is in Primary 5 and is trying to set up a bar model for a fraction problem.
Convo never gives the answer. It always guides the child to find it themselves.
Your parent dashboard, after a Singapore MOE session
- Practised bar model method for fraction and ratio problems — getting faster and more systematic
- Worked through a challenging PSLE-style P6 problem sum involving speed, distance, time
- Convo noticed he's strong on mathematical reasoning but rushes in showing working — worth reminding him to show steps in the exam
- Wrote a situational writing piece — email format practised to PSLE marking rubric
- Mathematics — Problem sums, bar model method, fractions, ratios, percentage
- English — AQ (Applied Question), situational and continuous writing, comprehension
- Science — MOE Science syllabus, structured and open-ended questions
- O-Level preparation — E-Math, A-Math, English Paper 1 & 2 format practice
- PSLE-specific preparation — PSLE-style questioning and marking rubrics
Generic AI tools don't know Singapore MOE.
A child in Singapore who asks a general AI "how do I do this?" gets an answer that might be correct — but pitched at the wrong level, using the wrong method, and ignoring the exam expectations their teacher has set.
Convo is different. It knows that a Secondary 1 student is expected to use specific methods, specific vocabulary, and specific reasoning. It never teaches too far ahead or too far behind. And critically — it never just gives the answer, which is what every parent rightly worries about.
- Knows Singapore MOE grade expectations — never teaches the wrong method
- Uses Socratic questioning — your child thinks, not Convo
- Parent dashboard shows every session — full transparency
- Safety monitoring runs throughout — you're always informed
"The answer is 42. Here's the formula: a² + b² = c². This is the Pythagorean theorem."
Gives the answer directly. Child copies it down. Learns nothing.
"Before we look at the formula — what do you notice about the relationship between the three sides of a right-angled triangle?"
Guides discovery. Child works it out. Understanding sticks.
COPPA & UK Children's Code compliant
Parental consent is required and verified. Your child's data is never used to train public AI models.
Real-time safety alerts
If Convo hears something that needs your attention — stress, loneliness, concerning topics — you get a calm, private alert with context.
Weekly digest every Sunday
A short, readable summary of highlights, topics covered, curious questions, and anything worth bringing up at home.
Getting started takes two minutes
Create your parent account
Sign up free — no credit card needed. Your account is the parent account; your child never has one.
Set your child's year level
Choose Singapore MOE and your child's year. Convo immediately knows what level to pitch its conversations.
Your child starts talking
On any device, your child opens the app and starts talking. No typing. No menus. Just conversation.
You see what they learned
Session summary, topics covered, time used, and any alerts land in your parent dashboard straight away.