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6 Best Hindi Classes in Singapore (2026)

Looking for Hindi classes in Singapore? Six schools and centres for kids and adults, from weekend centres to live online lessons, and what to check first.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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Hindi is a heritage language for many Singapore families, a school subject for children, and a practical skill for adults who work or live with Hindi speakers. Classes here look quite different from one another: weekend centres built around the school syllabus, small evening groups for adults, children's enrichment programmes and private lessons online. This guide picks six providers that publish a clear class or enrolment route on their own sites and describes each one as it presents itself. Decide whether you want school-aligned lessons, conversation practice or a gentle first introduction, then compare the formats and check each provider's current schedule before you register.

1. The Hindi Society (Singapore)

The Hindi Society (Singapore) presents itself as a place to learn Hindi from the pre-primary years through to adulthood, alongside some knowledge of Indian culture. Its course menu lists Vidyajyoti for pre-primary learners, Primary 1 to A Level Hindi, a third-language enrichment programme, a holiday enrichment programme and a conversational Hindi course. For adults, its course page describes basic, intermediate and advanced levels, with weekly evening classes at Tai Seng Point and no prior Hindi needed. The page also mentions activities such as role play, cooking and a learning trip to Little India, with a certificate presented after each level. Registration starts from the register button on its site, and its calendar and fee pages are the places to confirm current intakes.

Tai Seng
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2. DAV Hindi School Singapore

DAV Hindi School Singapore runs weekend Hindi classes for mother tongue learners, and its site says the lessons follow Singapore's mother tongue curriculum standards. Classes are held on Saturdays at its Little India headquarters and at partner school campuses across the island, including areas such as Bedok, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands and Sengkang. Its centre listing shows kindergarten and primary levels at the headquarters, with secondary and A Level classes at selected centres. The school describes lessons that build listening, speaking, reading and writing through stories, role play, digital resources and cultural activities. Its admission page and registration form are linked from the site, so ask about the centre nearest you and the levels it currently offers.

Little India
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3. Lingo School of Knowledge

Lingo School of Knowledge is a language school near Dhoby Ghaut and Somerset that lists Hindi among its adult courses. Its Hindi page describes small-group classes with a stated maximum of eight participants, taught either onsite or online, plus private one-to-one or small-group lessons at its Orchard-area centre or online. Courses begin with a beginner level and a basic level and are mapped to the CEFR framework, with a placement form for learners who already know some Hindi. At the time of checking, the page showed an online beginner class and an onsite or online basic class with start dates in late October 2026. Enrolment is through the course pages, with a WhatsApp button for questions.

Orchard / Dhoby Ghaut
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4. Trilingual Academy Singapore

Trilingual Academy Singapore offers Hindi programmes for children and adults, and its Hindi page lays out three strands. The academic strand supports school curricula and exams, with listed courses such as Primary 1 preparation, PSLE preparation and Fun Hindi for Beginners. The conversational strand teaches spoken Hindi at basic, intermediate and advanced levels, with reading and writing described as optional and no prior Hindi required. The enrichment strand targets children who do not study Hindi at school and says it includes assessments and level-wise certification. The site mentions online and in-person options and does not publish a street address, so ask about formats and timings. Routes in include a free trial booking, an enquiry form and WhatsApp.

Singapore (online and in-person)
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5. Saakshar Hindi Language Learning Centre

Saakshar Hindi Language Learning Centre describes itself as a Hindi learning centre with Singapore programmes aimed mainly at young learners. Its programme names include Aao Khelo for beginners, an introductory pre-kindergarten course for ages three to five, and Khel Khel Mayn, a games-based course that its site shows in age-banded levels for children from about four to eight. The site lists classroom, online and at-school formats, and its Singapore contact page gives a centre address in the Orchard and Somerset area. Prospective learners can book a complimentary assessment to find a starting level and register interest through a form that asks about reading, writing and speaking ability. Confirm current programmes and age bands with the centre because the site lists them in slightly different ways.

Orchard / Somerset
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6. Lingua Learn Singapore

Lingua Learn Singapore is a Singapore-based online language provider, and its Hindi page is written for adults who want to speak Hindi with family, friends or colleagues. The site describes two routes: private coaching built around your goals and starting level, and practical courses aimed at a specific situation, such as conversations with a partner's relatives. Lessons are live online, taught by tutors the site describes as native-speaking, and levels are described using the CEFR scale from beginner to advanced. Course pages on the site include Hindi Core and Hindi Builder, and it also lists a Hindi assessment for younger learners. You can book a language assessment, use the contact form or message the team on WhatsApp before choosing a course.

Online (Singapore-based)
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How to choose

Start with who the class is for. School-aligned weekend centres suit children who need Hindi as a mother tongue subject, while small adult groups and private online lessons suit working adults. Check each provider's age bands and levels on its own pages, and ask directly if your child or your circumstances do not fit the listed groups.
Match the format to your week. Saturday centres, weeknight adult groups, flexible private sessions and fully online classes all behave differently in practice. Look at where classes meet, how long the term runs and what happens if you miss a session, then choose the pattern you can honestly keep up for several months.
Be clear about your goal. Conversation for family gatherings, reading and writing for school, and an early introduction for a preschooler call for different teaching styles. Ask how a provider teaches the Devanagari script, how much speaking time each lesson includes, and whether the course follows a school syllabus or a conversational outline.
Ask how your starting level is placed. Some providers offer a complimentary assessment, a placement form or a free trial, and others expect you to start at the beginning. Use these to see the teaching style first, and be upfront about prior knowledge so you are not placed in a class that moves too fast or too slowly.
Confirm current details before you pay. Intakes, fees, class sizes and venues change between terms, and sites sometimes list age bands or addresses slightly differently from one another. Contact the provider, ask for the latest schedule and refund terms in writing, and do not rely on a promise of fluency or exam results from any class.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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