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Posted on 15 February 2025

New ITE course allows cabin crew to earn diploma while flying around the world


Ms Nur Nadhrah Musa has set her sights on a career in the aviation industry, following in her parents’ footsteps….

Posted on 14 February 2025

New ITE course allows cabin crew to earn diploma while flying around the world

To ensure students gain relevant skills, ITE is working with industry partners such as Jetstar Asia and Scoot.

Posted on 13 February 2025

Mediacorp artiste Dennis Chew’s father dies 1 day after the radio DJ completes his polytechnic studies

“Just yesterday afternoon, I told you that I had completed my studies, and this morning, you left,” said Chew in an Instagram post about his late father. 
 

Posted on 10 February 2025

New centre at NUS to strengthen Singapore’s pandemic, infectious diseases preparedness

Centre is offering a master’s programme in managing infectious disease crises.

Posted on 9 February 2025

NUS professor Ben Leong to head new NGO aimed at protecting victims of 'frivolous' lawsuits

The setting up of Lionheart Advocates aligns with recent efforts by the government to curb the abuse of court processes.

Posted on 5 February 2025

NUS says new framework to vet external speakers accounts for national, geopolitical contexts

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing said autonomous universities manage their own events.

Posted on 5 February 2025

Worse employment outcomes for poly grads in 2024 are not across the board: Chan Chun Sing

Unemployment has risen for tech-related polytechnic courses, but not for those in humanities and social sciences

Posted on 5 February 2025

Prospects for poly grads likely affected by drop in hiring demand and job vacancies in 2024

Some poly graduates rejected full-time permanent job offers because of work-life balance and pay.

Posted on 4 February 2025

NTU launches AI-powered screening tool to detect pre-dementia in 15 minutes

Early clinical trials showed the tool is almost 90% accurate in detecting mild cognitive impairment.

Posted on 3 February 2025

Coffee shop toilets dirtiest out of over 2,600 public toilets surveyed by SMU

Hawker centre toilets fared better, while toilets in shopping malls fared the best.

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