While the average starting pay of ITE graduates has increased by S$570 over the last decade, the segment still earns half of what their university peers do.
ITE students hope for more help in Budget 2024 to improve employability, career trajectories
JB shop staff claim S'porean man sat on display shelf & broke it, he says no sign telling shoppers not to sit
The mall is investigating the matter.
New NTU accounting programme to focus on sustainability, help students get qualifications faster
February 13, 2024 3:45 PM
Programme gives students fast-tracked route to chartered accountant status, with exemptions from the Singapore Chartered Accountancy Qualification.
NUS to set up visitor centre, introduce guided walks for visitors to its campus
February 09, 2024 10:30 AM
The initiative followed media reports on complaints from students about an influx of foreign tourists.
NUS to introduce visitor centre, guided walks for visitors
The National University of Singapore (NUS) said on Feb 9 that it will be setting up a pop-up visitor centre from late July to provide its visitors a “meaningful and engaging experience”.
The initiative, which will also see…
Iswaran allowed to leave Singapore to help son settle in at university; case transferred to High Court
FORMER transport minister S Iswaran’s application to leave Singapore was conditionally approved on Thursday (Feb 8), three weeks after he was handed 27 charges, to which he pleaded not guilty. He intends to be away from Feb 16 to Mar 4, to help his son settle in at an Australian university.
Iswaran approved to leave S'pore for 2 weeks to help son settle into Australia university
He must adhere to several conditions, such as putting up an extra S$500,000 cash bail.
Iswaran, facing corruption charges, allowed to leave Singapore for Australia to help son settle into university
Former Transport Minister S Iswaran was granted approval to visit Australia for over two weeks, with conditions such as additional bail of S$500,000.
Iswaran allowed to leave Singapore to settle son in at university; case transferred to High Court
FORMER transport minister S Iswaran’s application to leave Singapore was conditionally approved on Thursday (Feb 8). He intends to be away from Feb 16 to Mar 4, to settle his son in at an Australian university.
Iswaran can leave S’pore to help son settle in at Australia university; case transferred to High Court
February 08, 2024 2:46 PM
Iswaran was handed 27 charges in January which he pleaded not guilty to.