Boost your chances for professional success or your permanent residency application, or set your child up with a strong foundation in one of Southeast Asia's key languages.
In a multilingual region, language is leverage. Malay opens doors to regional opportunities, from building business partnerships to working effectively in diverse teams. It helps you stand out in hiring and shows initiative – a quality valued by employers and PR assessors alike. For applicants, it's clear proof of commitment to integration and local life.
View adults' coursesEarly exposure to Malay helps children grow up confident in Singapore's multicultural environment. Our child-friendly curriculum builds language skills through play, stories, and cultural activities – all led by passionate educators who specialize in young learners. It’s more than a class — it’s a foundation for connection and confidence.
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Sarah A'tiqah is a dedicated Malay language educator with over 15 years of experience and an ACLP certification. She spent 9 years as an Education Officer with Singapore’s Ministry of Education before founding her own programmes for non-native speakers. Today, she teaches students from around the world, including the US, India, and Hong Kong.
Known for her engaging and joyful approach, Sarah tailors her lessons to cater to different learning styles. She is also the co-author of Venus Rising, a book on women empowerment. Passionate about fostering connection and empathy using language, she brings genuine care and creativity to every lesson – especially with young learners.
What our students say about us.
Cikgu Sarah is a committed, passionate and creative teacher. We are lucky to have her.
– Kerrine
Cikgu Sarah teaching is interesting and enjoyable. She explains well and is patient with students.
– Wan Qi
Class was great in helping me learn conversational Malay with relevant materials/
– Amelia
Founded in 2006, Agape School of Education has welcomed over 13,000 students on their language-learning journeys. The name Agape comes from ancient Greek, referring to a profound, unconditional love – distinct from friendship (philia) or familial affection (storge).
This spirit of agape guided our beginnings, as founder Mr. Gilbert Ndiaye and his students from NUS selflessly built the school out of a shared love for languages. Today, that same passion remains at our core: to nurture in every learner an enduring, unconditional love for language and culture.
Agape School of Education