ITE graduate, 23, fulfills childhood dream by becoming an auxiliary police officer at Changi Airport
These are what Muhammad Shakir Zufayri, 23, experiences every day — not as a pilot or flight attendant, but as a Certis auxiliary police officer (APO) deployed at Changi airport.
SINGAPORE: More students will now benefit from two financial incentives meant to encourage Institute of Technical Education (ITE) graduates to further their studies. A S$10,000 (US$7,400) Central ...
Job coaching for ITE students with special needs, more CCAs among key updates from MOE budget debate
Upon completing their diploma, they will receive a $10,000 top-up of their Central Provident Fund Ordinary Account. MOE said that currently, about 100 ITE graduates aged 30 and below take up WSQ ...
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