STUDENT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS IN SINGAPORE

Post-secondary credits include certificates and diplomas, mainly at the Polytechnic and School of Education, to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral degrees.

You can view a list of courses at any of the institutions offering postgraduate courses and undergraduate courses here on Hotcourses' favorite courses. What types of universities / colleges are available in Singapore? The higher education sector in Singapore consists of four local universities, five polytechnics and a number of private education institutions (PEIs). In addition, Singapore has many world-class schools, such as the French University - INSEAD, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and US business schools such as the Graduate School of Business of the University of Chicago. To ensure that the PEIs in Singapore maintain the high quality standards and business practices that the Board of Education has set out, all PEIs in Singapore must operate within the Enhanced Program Framework Registration Framework - RF) to register with the Board. This ensures that the PEI in Singapore meets a certain standard of registration and regulatory requirements, in order to protect the interests of students enrolled in their centers. These schools also have to get EduTrust certification if they recruit international students. Click here for the CPE field. The enrollment process Once you have selected the course you want, you will need to register directly with the university or institution. You can find the enrollment form on the school website. You can click on the link to the university website from this Hotcourses website (directions: you search by course name, level, then click on "Visit website" The above link is just an example of a list of schools offering Business and Management at the university level. Other levels (eg college or graduate) by searching the search box on the left hand side of the site). You can also email inquiries or have specific questions from Hotcourses Hotcourses sites by clicking on the Inquiries section on this list. Visa application process International students are required to apply for a visa, commonly known as a Student's Pass, to study in Singapore. There are exceptions for those who have a Dependent Card (DP) or an Exit Permit (IEO). Students can apply for a Student Pass at the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Student registration requirements and procedures vary depending on the type of school. Cost of living of students The standard of living in Singapore is Asia's highest. However, compared to Western countries, the cost of living here is relatively low and basic things like food and clothing are affordable. Your biggest expense will be tuition, then the cost of accommodation and food. International students in Singapore tend to spend an average of 750 to 2,000 SGD per month. This amount will of course vary depending on your lifestyle and course. For example, if you travel to an unfurnished apartment, you may need to purchase items such as refrigerators, washing machines and other belongings. Leisure with tight budgets Definitely shopping is everyone's favorite in Singapore, however large shopping centers and shops along Orchard Road do not seem to have much to offer students. Instead, go to the old market. The old Lime shop operates every Saturday, every two weeks, selling old clothes and handcrafted accessories. Clark Harbor has a courteous fairground on Sundays for sundries and the famous Thieves market on Sundays is worth a visit because people usually get their belongings here and have anything. And also some bargains! Going to the movies is also a popular activity for Singaporeans and tickets are usually affordable at around SGD 10. There are all the usual Hollywood movies, but there are also a good series of Chinese, Japanese and Korean films with English subtitles. Other recreational activities of the locals are dining. Come to Chinatown and Little India to sample some of the most authentic and affordable Asian food you find in Singapore. You should also be aware of the timing of the Singapore Food Festival. This event is held every year in July with the best in Singapore cuisine - make sure you get a free (fast) chili casserole from Singapore!in Singapore
Where to play tonight? For those who enjoy partying, night life in Singapore will not disappoint you. Some clubs are open all night long because they have a 24-hour license, so you can easily find a place for you to jump in the morning. Singapore is home to the world-class club Zouk, which always attracts crowds (famous touring artists often appear here). Night activities mostly center along three ports - Boat, Clarke and Robertson, and there are also clubs and bars in Chinatown, Sentosa and nearby St James Power Station. Nightlife in Singapore also includes karaoke bars! There are many karaoke bars in the city and you will generally pay around S $ 30 per hour for a private karaoke room. How to open a bank account Opening a bank account in Singapore is easy. To do this, you will need to bring a minimum deposit (usually S $ 100) if you are under the age of 21, your passport and Student ID card or your institution's letter of recommendation. You will receive an ATM card so you can withdraw money from ATMs in the city, it also allows you to pay through the NETS (non-cash payment system of Singapore). Part-time job International students are generally not allowed to look for work in Singapore, including paid and unpaid work while they are in Singapore with a Student visa. If the offense, you can be prosecuted. There are some exceptions to this rule. Click here to learn more. For more information you may also contact the Department of Human Resources (MOM). Volunteer Voluntary work is considered unpaid work and students are not allowed to participate in Singapore while on a Student visa.