Advice For Students
Students encounter major milestones in their education journey where they have to make key decisions such as how to choose a school and set the course of their formative years, here, we give some advice on how you can find the perfect fit!
Beyond the years of compulsory education in Singapore, a whole new world awaits for students after graduating from Secondary, Poly, Junior College and university. In this section we dive into other areas students can pursue outside of school such as career paths and how they can move to define their future and grow themselves.
Planning Your Group Project: Dos and Don’ts
12 December 2022
[123RF] In polytechnic and university, students are expected to take part in many group projects. This is especially so in their final year when they...
How to Retake O Levels as A Private Candidate
26 November 2022
[iStock] O levels in Singapore is one of the major milestones students must overcome to advance to higher education. But sometimes, students don’t get a...
6 Reasons Why Students Should Tutor Part-Time
14 November 2022
[Freepik] Looking for a part-time job? You might have considered working as a barista in Starbucks or as a sales assistant in Uniqlo. After all,...
5 Tips to Guarantee Your Placement in EAE
10 November 2022
[Unsplash] What is the Poly Early Admissions Exercise (EAE)? It is an aptitude-based admissions exercise that allows students to apply for and receive admission offers...
Your Ultimate Guide to Acing Final Year Project
17 October 2022
[EasyUni] Final Year Project (FYP), also known as Major Project. As students, FYP is our last chance to raise our Grade Point Average (GPA), and...
How to Pick a Poly Course
13 October 2022
[iStock] In Singapore, more and more secondary school students are entering poly. In fact, statistics show that now, more than half (52 percent) of our...
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