A Proven Solution for Sec 3 Mastery in Social Studies, Elective History, and Elective Geography
Does this sound familiar?
Your child is doing fine in Sec 2, but you've heard how much harder Sec 3 gets. Suddenly, there's a big jump in difficulty, with more content, longer essays, and more complex source-based and data analysis skills to master.
As a busy mum or dad, you want to ensure your child stays ahead, but the thought of adding more tuition classes to your child's already packed schedule feels overwhelming.
What if there was a way to help your child excel in Sec 3 without sacrificing too much of your child's precious time?
The Sec 3 Challenge: Why Waiting Could Lead to Struggles
Many parents think they should wait until after WA2 or the End-of-Year exams to decide whether to get support for their child. But the truth is, Sec 3 is a whole new ball game.
Here's what your child will face:
- Much more content to learn—more chapters, more facts, more to remember.
- Longer, more complex essays—no longer can they get by with short answers. Sec 3 demands strong, well-developed arguments.
- More advanced source-based and data analysis skills—interpreting sources in Social Studies or analysing maps and graphs in Geography becomes much harder.
- General knowledge requirements for Social Studies—students need to stay up-to-date on current affairs to tackle the Structured Response section.
If your child struggled to keep up in Sec 2, the likelihood that they will struggle even more in Sec 3 is much higher.
We recommend starting support early to ease your child's transition and help them build the right answering habits from the beginning. Waiting until after their exams may only increase their stress.
Introducing Sec 3 Social Studies, Elective History & Elective Geography Mastery Courses
With Sec 3 Social Studies Mastery, Sec 3 Elective History Mastery, and Sec 3 Elective Geography Mastery, your child will get the exact support they need to navigate this transition and excel in their subjects.
Our courses are taught by ex-MOE teachers who are experienced exam setters and markers, and know **exactly what examiners want to see in students' answers.
Why Choose LearnMOJO's Sec 3 Mastery Courses
How we give feedback for Social Studies / History assignments

Here we're giving feedback to help the student score the highest level marks on a Comparison source-based question. Coach's comments are in red and in highlighted sections with comment boxes, while student's notes after feedback are in pink.
How we give feedback for Geography assignments

Using colour codes to show the parts of the student's answer which addresses the corresponding part of the question.
Around 70% of our students score A1 or A2 at the O-level exams each year, compared to the national distinction average of 28-35%.
With our efficient and flexible course structure, your child will save up to 50% of the time they would typically spend on traditional tuition classes.
Our coaches are all ex-MOE teachers who plan the practices to give your child consistent exposure to exam questions from the start.
Our coaches will provide detailed, personalised feedback on every submission, helping your child know exactly how to write less while getting higher scores.
About Your learnMOJO Coaches
Our programme is driven by a team of passionate, highly skilled coaches who have dedicated their careers to mastering and teaching the Humanities. Each coach brings a wealth of experience, both in the classroom and in curriculum development.

Founder and Principal of LearnMOJO, Ms Ang has been teaching since 2005 and has worked at Xinmin Secondary and Anderson Secondary.
She started LearnMOJO to help students master History and Social Studies through online coaching, blending effective teaching strategies with easy-to-use technology. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Language & Political Science from NUS and a Post Gr aduate Diploma in Education from NIE.

A former Geography teacher at Balestier Hill Secondary and Beatty Secondary, Ms Wong has been teaching since 2015. She holds a Bachelor's in Environmental Studies from NYU and a Master's in Population and Development from LSE.
Ms Wong also spent time at MOE's Curriculum Planning Division, where she helped develop textbooks and lessons for Geography. She's passionate about bringing Geography to life through her global experiences, including attending the 2015 Paris Climate Change Conference.

With over 15 years of teaching experience, Mr Chow has taught History, Geography, and Social Studies at St. Patrick's School and Serangoon Secondary. He also contributed to the development of the national Social Studies curriculum during his time at MOE's Curriculum Planning Division.
Mr Chow is co-author of Humanities exam papers and is known for his dynamic teaching style, humour, and ability to make Humanities engaging for his students.
Our coaches' experience and dedication are what set our programme apart. They know what examiners want and are committed to helping your child achieve the best results possible.
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What You Will Get
Highlights of Each Course
30+ practices with video walkthroughs explaining common pitfalls and how to get high scores, so that your child learns how to ace questions that commonly appear in the exams
2 mock exam papers to help your child confidently sit for the FULL exam
Unlimited submissions of assignments with detailed feedback from experienced ex-MOE teachers
Chapter summaries to help your child revise all the content they need to score well in the exams
Skills guides to answer Source-Based Case Studies and Structured Questions for History and Data Response Questions for Geography
Concise & comprehensive live 1-hour online lessons covering content and skills that will be tested at the Weighted Assessments (WAs) and End-of-Year Exams (see schedule for each course below)
All materials will be made available till 31 October 2025
Social Studies Lessons Schedules

History Lessons Schedules

Geography Lessons Schedules

Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs on Suitability
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We welcome students taking History/ Social Studies at the NA or G2 level to join us in the course!
Do note that course practices and answers are in the Express/G3 exam formats, which are more demanding than NA/G2. But as they learn to get high scores in Express/G3 questions, the school's WA and exams will be no problemo for your child!
Your child is welcome to join us as we will be covering all of the exam skills needed for Core History.
Content-wise, this course covers 5 out of 7 topics within the Core History syllabus (Chapters 4 — 8 of the Sec 3 Core History Textbook).
Do note that the topics of Malaya, Vietnam and Indonesia (Chapters 1 — 3) are not covered in this course.
For a complete list of topics and skills included in our course, please refer to our subsequent questions.
Yes! We will be covering all of the topics and exam skills needed for Sec 3 Core Geography.
There are 5 clusters that students will study in Core Geography:
- Cluster 1: Geography in Everyday Life (Sec 3)
- Cluster 2: Tourism (Sec 3)
- Cluster 3: Climate (Sec 3 & 4)
- Cluster 4: Tectonics (Sec 3 & 4)
- Cluster 5: Singapore (Sec 4)
Note: Most schools that offer Core Geography will cover the whole of Clusters 1 and 2, and part of either Cluster 3 or Cluster 4 by the end of Sec 3. They will then cover the remaining clusters in Sec 4.
Our Sec 3 Geography live lessons will only cover Clusters 1, 3 and 4.
To support students studying Core Geography, we'll also provide the following resources for Cluster 2:
- Chapter summaries
- Practices with explainer videos to walk students through answers
- Mock exam questions, also with explainer videos
For a complete list of topics and skills included in our course, please refer to our subsequent questions.
Topics
- Chapter 1: What Does Citizenship Mean to Me?
- Chapter 2: What Are The Functions and Roles of Government in Working for the Good of Society?
- Chapter 3: How Do We Decide What is Good for Society?
- Chapter 4: How Can We Work Together for the Good of Society?
- Chapter 5: What Are the Factors That Shape the Identities of People and Contribute to a Diverse Society?
- Chapter 6: What Are the Experiences and Effects of Living in a Diverse Society?
- Chapter 7: How Can We Respond to Diversity in Society?
Exam Skills
Source-based Questions:
- Inference
- Compare & Contrast
- Reliability
- Usefulness
- Testing Assertion/Evaluating all sources
Structured Response Questions:
- General Knowledge
- Explaining & Evaluating
Topics
- Chapter 1: The Paris Peace Conference and the League of Nations in the 1920s
- Chapter 2: Case Study of Nazi Germany
- Chapter 3: Case Study of Militarist Japan
- Chapter 4: The Outbreak of WWII in Europe
- Chapter 5: The Outbreak of WWII in the Asia-Pacific
Exam Skills
Source-based Questions:
- Inference
- Compare & Contrast
- Reliability
- Usefulness
- Testing Assertion/Evaluating all sources
Structured Response Questions:
- Explaining
- Making Evaluations
Topics
- Cluster 1: Geography in Everyday Life
- Cluster 2: Tourism
- Cluster 3: Climate
- Cluster 4: Tectonics
Note: There are no live lessons for Cluster 2 because most schools that offer Elective Geography will only cover this cluster in Sec 4. Instead, explainer videos will be provided to walk students through answers to practices and questions in mock exams that are related to Cluster 2.
Types of Exam Questions
- Data Response Questions
- Structured Questions
- Essays
Exam Skills
- Identify
- Describe
- Compare
- Explain
- Evaluate
FAQs on Course Materials
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