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PM Lee says Singapore’s future depends on its young talents

Channel NewsAsia - Saturday, November 7

SINGAPORE: With Singapore investing heavily in its tertiary sector, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that the aim is to ensure a quality education for those who cannot go overseas. More »

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Three institutions, two firms win Singapore Quality Award
Channel NewsAsia - Thursday, November 5
SINGAPORE: Three institutions and two companies have clinched the Singapore Quality Award (SQA).
Clinical training for global medical professionals launched
Channel NewsAsia - Wednesday, November 4
SINGAPORE: Singapore General Hospital, International SOS and the Duke—NUS Graduate Medical School have signed an agreement to share Singapore’s best practices in emergency medical care and general health to medical professionals working across borders.
S’poreans come together to help the needy in "We Are One" project
Channel NewsAsia - Saturday, October 31
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans from all walks of life are coming together to help the needy, one brick at a time.
SAE Group opens creative media institute in Singapore
Channel NewsAsia - Friday, October 30
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s creative media industry is set to receive a boost, with the global creative media education provider, SAE Group, opening a multi—million dollar training institute in the city—state.
MOE to review initiatives aimed at keeping drop—out rate low
Channel NewsAsia - Thursday, October 29
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Education (MOE) will review initiatives aimed at getting students to stay in school. It said more will be done to help the schools keep their drop—out rate low.
SAFRA to provide better, more affordable facilities
Channel NewsAsia - Friday, October 23
SINGAPORE: SAFRA is looking into providing better and more value—added facilities for NSmen and their families from next year.
SAFRA to invest in pre—school education and make facilities more affordable
Channel NewsAsia - Friday, October 23
SINGAPORE: SAFRA is looking into providing better and more value—added facilities for NSmen and their families from next year. It’s looking to invest in pre—school education.
Distrust stops students from seeking help
Channel NewsAsia - Thursday, October 15
SINGAPORE: On Monday, a Primary 5 boy revealed to a school counsellor that he had not only picked up smoking, but also sniffed glue on two occasions.