Singapore has recently launched its SkillsFuture programme and it's making waves in the field of lifetime learning. The programme will allow Singaporeans to tap into their hidden potentials and learn brand new skills - both related and unrelated to their professional field.
This means Singaporeans aged 25 and above will also receive S$500 SkillsFuture credit in order to spend in these courses. Yes, the government will actually pay! Singaporeans will now be able to enjoy once more the joy of studying and learning regardless of their age and qualifications. But already knowing how busy work life could get, others would opt for part-time diploma courses. Question is, is Singapore the best place for them? Short answer, yes it is! Singapore is already emerging as a popular destination for international and foreign students. Nowadays, knowledge is not pursued alone but with others. Singapore is advancing as a global community of experts in various fields, and can provide very competitive educational opportunities for everyone. Its schools are also already known for their ideas on innovation, and Singaporeans know the value of good education. The strength of Singapore's educational system lies in its bilingual policy, where the curriculum is based on the idea that students can also learn English, as well as Malay, Mandarin or Tamil. Students are also give opportunity to innovate and become entrepreneurs in their own field. Students will surely get the opportunity to survive in the competitive market, and to be equipped for a brighter tomorrow. For more specific reasons: • Hub for Educational Excellence: Singapore has become one of the best in providing British-based educational systems to its students. This means courses in Singapore earn just as much distinction in the United Kingdom. • Economic Stability: Singapore persists to be one of the best global economies worldwide. It ranks third of 145 countries in the World Bank's 2005 report, and it continues to do so today. It is one of the most competitive countries worldwide. • Multi-Cultural: Singapore is home to a lot of Asian heritages, including Chinese, Indians, Malays and Eurasians. • Accessibility: Singapore is connected to a lot of media, such as sea, air and telecommunications. This makes the country one of the easiest to access areas worldwide. Its internet penetration rate of 42-percent provides almost instantaneous connection with others. These all fit the various needs of Singaporeans when it comes to lifelong learning. Singapore's history as a hub of cultural uniqueness, innovation and excellence makes the SkillsFuture programme an apt fit for Singapore's next step to greatness.
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