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Josiah Suntec City Mall is located at 3 Temasek Boulevard,
The Suntec location provides Infant Care and Childcare. Josiah's Singapore curriculum is organized into four age bands: Infants (2 months–18 months), Toddlers (18 months–3 years), Kindergarten (3–5 years), and Pre-Primary (6 years).
Private early childhood education provider offering infant care and childcare; the network includes additional centres offering Kindergarten, with no boarding facilities at Josiah Suntec.
Josiah Care provides early intervention and support for children with learning or developmental differences. Josiah Enrich offers reading and mathematics enrichment, and Josiah Online provides online learning aligned to the curriculum.
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Opening hours are 7:00–19:00 on Monday to Friday and 9:00–15:00 on Saturdays; Sundays are closed.
Bus service is not listed in Josiah's public materials; families coordinate transport or use nearby public transit.
Application & registration fees
- A one-time registration / enrolment fee is charged: SGD 500.
Booking deposit / enrolment deposit
- A booking/deposit is required to secure a place. Typical published amounts are: Childcare deposit SGD 1,900 and Infant-care deposit SGD 2,300. These deposits are charged at enrolment.
Tuition fees by programme / age group (Suntec City Mall centre — typical published figures)
- Infant Care (approximately 2 months – 18 months)
- Full‑day tuition: SGD 2,300 per month (annual equivalent SGD 27,600). Some published listings for the Suntec centre show a slightly higher infant figure (around SGD 2,439.60 per month).
- Half‑day (AM or PM) tuition: about SGD 1,620 per month (annual equivalent ~SGD 19,440).
- Childcare / Preschool (approximately 18 months – 6 years)
- Full‑day tuition: commonly published in the range of SGD 2,050 to SGD 2,250 per month (annual equivalent ~SGD 24,600–27,000). For some Suntec listings the full‑day childcare figure is cited at around SGD 2,250 per month.
- Half‑day (AM or PM) tuition: commonly cited at about SGD 1,680 per month (annual equivalent ~SGD 20,160).
- Annual tuition examples (published summaries): total annual tuition figures published for the centre appear in the band SGD 24,600–27,600, which aligns with the monthly figures above when multiplied by 12.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Published fee listings and market summaries present tuition as a monthly charge; tuition is therefore billed on a monthly basis in typical practice for these programmes. The registration/enrolment fee and the booking deposit are payable at the point of enrolment.
- The registration/enrolment fee (SGD 500) is shown as a one‑time, non‑refundable charge in published listings. Booking deposits are standard and are held against the child's place; third‑party listings indicate deposits are normally secured at enrolment and applied according to the centre's withdrawal/notice practice. Exact invoicing dates, late fees and required notice periods are not published in the public fee summaries referenced here.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable. The Suntec City Mall centre is listed as an Infant Care & Childcare centre (no boarding or residential provision).
Other costs and one‑off charges
- Uniforms and basic school materials: a one‑time cost is typically charged; published third‑party listings show a uniform charge in the low double‑digit range (examples around SGD 45) while broader summaries list a wider possible one‑time cost for uniforms/materials.
- Insurance / miscellaneous administrative charges: small annual insurance charges appear on some listings (example entry showing an annual insurance line).
- Enrichment or optional programme fees: some centres run additional paid enrichment offerings; published summaries note that Josiah operates in‑house enrichment programmes, but optional/add‑on charges vary by centre and are not uniformly listed in the public fee summaries.
Refund information
- Public fee summaries and marketplace listings indicate the registration fee is charged once at enrolment and is treated as non‑refundable. Third‑party listings show booking/deposit amounts and describe deposits being held against a secured place; however, explicit, centre‑published refund rules (exact notice periods, conditions for deposit refunds or forfeiture, and detailed refund timing) are not published in the public materials cited. In short, the registration fee is presented as non‑refundable and deposit handling is standard practice, but the centre's detailed refund policy is not openly listed in the available public fee summaries.
Fee payment options
- The publicly available fee summaries and centre listings used here provide tuition amounts, registration and deposit figures but do not list the specific payment methods accepted (for example: bank transfer, GIRO/recurring debit, credit card, PayNow). Therefore no centre‑specific payment method can be confirmed from the published fee summaries cited.
Summary of source coverage and notes on availability
- The official centre pages for Josiah list locations and programme types (Infant Care & Childcare) but the Josiah public pages consulted do not publish a full, line‑by‑line fee schedule for the Suntec City Mall centre. The numerical fee figures given above come from recent published marketplace and editorial summaries for Josiah centres and from centre‑specific listings aggregated by independent childcare directories; those listings consistently show the same fee bands (infant full‑day around SGD 2,300–2,440; childcare full‑day around SGD 2,050–2,250; registration fee SGD 500; deposits in the SGD 1,900–2,300 range). The centre's precise terms for invoicing cadence, accepted payment channels and the exact refund/withdrawal policy are not contained in the publicly available fee summaries reviewed here.
The nationalities represented at Josiah Suntec are not publicly disclosed.
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