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Taekwondo Class Fees in Singapore

Our full price list for 2026 — per-lesson rates, packages, one-off costs and what you would actually pay in your first month. No hidden fees.

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Master Wayne Law
Written by Master Wayne Law Founder & Principal, WT & Traditional Taekwondo, 10+ Years Teaching Experience
Last updated: Oct 30, 2026

Most taekwondo schools in Singapore make you enquire before they will tell you a price. We would rather you knew up front. This page lists every fee we charge, every one-off cost you should budget for, and the costs that are not included — so you can compare us properly against any other school.

  • Kids aged 3–14 start from $37.80 a lesson; teens and adults from $45 a lesson.
  • Right now, registration ($100) and your first uniform ($80) are free when you enrol.
  • Your first class is free — a full 30-minute trial, for kids and adults, with no obligation.
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How Much Does Taekwondo Cost in Singapore?

With us, from $37.80 a lesson for children and $45 for teens and adults — about $151 to $180 a month training once a week. Full table below.

What moves that number, at any school:

Our Taekwondo Class Fees (2026)

Students Fee
Young Kids 3–14 years old
From $37.80 / lesson
Teens & Adults 15 years and above
From $45 / lesson
From $480 / 3 months (unlimited lessons) Best Value
Parents with a child enrolled
From $100 / month (minimum 3-month commitment)
1:1 Personal Classes All ages
30 minutes: $60
60 minutes: $120
Free trial class (30 minutes)
Free registration (usual price $100)
Free uniform (usual price $80)

All prices in Singapore dollars.

What Parents Say About the Value

What the Fees Include

Every class is led by one of our three masters, not by a senior student.

Master Wayne Law teaching a taekwondo class in Singapore

Master Wayne Law

Founder & Principal

Over ten years of professional teaching experience in both WT (World Taekwondo) and Traditional Taekwondo, from first-timers to competitive athletes.

Master Yu, senior taekwondo instructor and kyorugi specialist

Master Yu

Senior Instructor & Kyorugi Competition Instructor

Kukkiwon 5th Dan, leading our sparring and competition sessions.

Master Chelsea Sim, SEA Games Gold Medallist and poomsae instructor

Master Chelsea Sim

Poomsae Competition Instructor & SEA Games Gold Medallist

Former National Taekwondo Athlete, specialising in poomsae technique and performance.

All training equipment

Pads, targets, mats and class sparring gear are provided — and nothing is rented back to you.

Belt syllabus training

Grading preparation happens in normal class time, not as a paid add-on, and it works towards ranks that are recognised worldwide. See the belt ranking system and the junior poom belt pathway.

Progress updates for parents

You will know what your child is working towards — useful if you are building towards DSA or competition selection.

Costs That Sit Outside the Class Fees

Everything you may pay beyond lesson fees, and when it applies.

Cost When it applies What you pay with us
Belt grading Only when you are put forward Confirmed before each grading
Sparring gear Coloured-belt stage onwards Bought when needed, not upfront
Competition entry Optional, per event Per tournament organiser's fee
Replacement uniform When a child outgrows theirs Only if you need one

No annual membership charge, no equipment levy, no admin fee.

When Classes Run

Classes run Tuesday to Sunday — no classes on Mondays. The full weekly timetable, with filters for class, day and time, is on our class schedule page.

Class Ages When it runs
Tots3–5Tue, Wed, Fri afternoons; Sat and Sun midday
T-Kids5–14Weekday afternoons and evenings; all day Sat and Sun
Sparring5–14Weekday evenings; Sat and Sun afternoons
Adults & Teens15+Weekday mornings and evenings; Sun afternoon
Competition TeamBy invitationThu evening; Sat morning and evening

See the Full Class Timetable →

How to Start

  1. Pick a slot. Find a class that fits your week on the full timetable.
  2. Book your free trial. Message us on WhatsApp with your child's age (or your own) and we will put you in the right 30-minute class — no charge, no obligation.
  3. Come and train. Wear comfortable sports clothing — you do not need a dobok yet, and your free uniform comes with enrolment.
  4. Decide afterwards. If it is a fit, we will go through the fee options above and get you started. If it is not, that is genuinely fine.

Still weighing up whether taekwondo is the right fit at all? Read about the benefits of taekwondo, or compare it against the alternatives in our guide to taekwondo vs karate for kids.

Frequently Asked Questions About Taekwondo Fees

How much does taekwondo cost per month in Singapore?

A child training once a week pays about $151 a month, a teen or adult about $180. The 3-month unlimited package for teens and adults is $480 ($160 a month). Parents of enrolled children train from $100 a month.

What days and times are your taekwondo classes?

We run classes Tuesday to Sunday, with no classes on Mondays. Tots (ages 3–5) train in the afternoons on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and at midday on Saturday and Sunday. T-Kids (ages 5–14) run across weekday afternoons and throughout both weekend days. Adults and teens (15+) train on weekday mornings and evenings and on Sunday afternoons. The full weekly timetable is above.

Is there a registration fee?

Usually $100, currently waived as part of our welcome package. It is a limited-time offer, so confirm it is still running when you enrol.

Do I have to buy a uniform?

Not to start. Your first dobok (usual price $80) is free with enrolment, and you do not need one for the trial — sports clothing is fine.

Is the trial class really free?

Yes — a full 30-minute class, no cost, no obligation. We would rather you tried a real class than committed on the strength of a brochure.

Are there any hidden fees?

No. Everything outside lesson fees is listed in the table above, and explained before you pay anything.

How much are taekwondo grading fees?

Charged per belt test, and confirmed with you beforehand. Students are only put forward when their instructor judges them ready, so you are not paying for a test your child is likely to fail.

Do you offer sibling or family discounts?

Case by case — and parents of enrolled children have their own rate of $100 a month. Message us if you are enrolling more than one child.

Can I pay per lesson instead of signing a package?

Yes, with no minimum commitment. Only the 3-month package and the parent rate require one, and both exist because they are cheaper for people who train regularly.

Is taekwondo worth the cost?

It is priced like swimming or music lessons, and delivers fitness, coordination, discipline and confidence alongside a structured belt pathway. Read more about the benefits of taekwondo — then try the free class before you spend anything.

How much does a taekwondo uniform cost?

Ours is $80, and your first one is free when you enrol. You do not need one for the trial class — sports clothing is fine — and a replacement is only needed when a child outgrows theirs. Our taekwondo uniform guide covers sizing and fit.

Is taekwondo expensive in Singapore?

It sits in the same bracket as swimming or music lessons. What varies between schools is less the headline rate than what is bundled into it — a cheaper lesson with a $150 registration fee and an $80 uniform on top is not actually cheaper. Our rates start from $37.80 a lesson for kids and $45 for teens and adults, with registration and the first uniform currently included.

Try a Class Before You Pay Anything

Book a free 30-minute trial for your child or yourself. See the instructors, see the class, then decide. Whether you are looking at kids taekwondo classes or adult taekwondo classes, we will match you to the right group.