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•The conditional offer is automatically confirmed once the student meets:

•Eligibility Criteria of L1R5 ≤ 20 (gross) AND

•Requirements on Core Subjects

•The student must commit to their chosen school for the duration of the programme.

•The intention is to develop your talent/skills through the talent development programme offered by your school of choice.

STAGES:

1. Application (personal statement)
2. Selection (aptitude tests, trials, audition, interview, portfolio showcase)
3.  Offer & Acceptance
4. Cooling-off
5. Withdrawal

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What is traineeship program?
-Earn-as-You-Learn programme, employed by industry partners with ITE.
- Designed for GCE ‘N’ and ‘O’ Levels graduates to pursue nationally-recognised Nitec and Higher Nitec qualifications through hands-on training

Location
-at business operation location for work and ITE/ITE Approved Training Centre for lessons

Duration
- 2 years

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2 Years JC
2 Years JIE(O) aka ITE Higher Nitec
3 Years Poly
3 Years MI

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Location
At one of the 3 ITE colleges in Singapore
Duration
2 yr Nitec program or 3 yr Higher Nitec program

Progression
After 2 yr Nitec : To 2 yr Higher Nitec
After 3 yr Higher Nitec: To polytechnic/ work study diploma

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•The conditional offer is automatically confirmed once the student meet:

•Eligibility Criteria of L1R4 ≤ 26 (net) AND

•Minimum entry requirements

•The student must commit to their chosen course for the duration of the programme.

•The intention is to develop your passion in the course.

STAGES:

1. (June) Application (600-character write-up + 1000-character talent/achievement)
2. (Jul/Aug) Interview
3. (Sep) Offer & Acceptance
4. (Sep/Oct) Withdrawal

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1.Aggregate score of 25 points or better in 4 ‘O’ level subjects, excluding English. Able to use CCA bonus points ( A1-A2 given 2 points, B3- C6 given 1 point)

2.At least 5 GCE O-Level credits or its equivalent, including English (depends on diploma) as a first language. See: https://www.nafa.edu.sg/admissions/admission-information/admission-requirements#collapseEntrySeven

3.Good grades in subjects relevant to diploma

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1.Wushu

2.Pencak Silat

3.Ice Skating

4.Gymnastics (Rhythmic/Artistic)

5.Golf

6.Football (boys/girls)

7.Water Polo

8.Diving

9.Artistic Swimming (girls)

10.Track & Field

11.Table Tennis
12.Swimming

13.Netball

14.Fencing

15.Bowling

16.Badminton

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Minimum entry requirements as stated for course
[Refer to JIE O booklet for more information]

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●Anderson Serangoon Junior College

●Anglo-Chinese Junior College

●Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)

●Catholic Junior College

●Dunman High School

●Eunoia Junior College

●Hwa Chong Institution

●Jurong Pioneer Junior College

●Nanyang Junior College

●National Junior College

●Raffles Institution

●River Valley High School

●School of the Arts, Singapore

●Singapore Sports School

●St. Andrew’s Junior College

●St. Joseph’s Institution

●Tampines Meridian Junior College

●Temasek Junior College

●Victoria Junior College

●Yishun Innova Junior College

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Guide to Making 12 Choices for JAE, JIE(O)

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Guide to Making 12 Choices for JAE, JIE(O)

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Open to students with GCE N/O level qualifications
Application is based on
-Best 4 GCE N subjects (ITE Aggregate points) including pre-requisites and bonus points
[refer to JIE booklet for ITE aggregate points and bonus points]
- Minimum entry requirements

Students who do not meet the entry requirements may consider 3 Yr Nitec Programme.

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https://www.moe.gov.sg/coursefinder?journey=Polytechnics

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25 points or better in 4 GCE O-Level subjects, excluding English. A pass in English at Grade C6 or better

Admission Test
Portfolio
Details: https://www.lasalle.edu.sg/admissions/diploma-admissions/entry-requirements

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You are required to either take an admissions test or submit a portfolio.
Option 1: Admissions test

The admissions test is only available to applicants from Singapore and in selected cities in China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and Myanmar, subject to availability of test schedules. You will be notified of the required materials to bring along for the admissions test.
Option 2: Portfolio
If we wish to know more about your artwork from the admissions test or your portfolio, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

Portfolio
To determine your suitability for the programme, you will need to submit a portfolio.

Your portfolio should include two samples of your work. Examples include music productions, original compositions recorded and produced by you or a video recording of a live performance where you were an integral part of a live sound reinforcement production. Your submission will need to be in .wav, .aiff, .mov or .mp4 format and uploaded online.
Additional requirement

You are also required to complete an online audio production test set by the School of Contemporary Music.

If we wish to know more about your portfolio, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

Audition
To determine your suitability for the programme, you will need to undergo an audition.

You will need to prepare a 1-3 minute self-choreographed solo, of any genre, in response to one of the following themes/stimuli:

1. Create a work that develops a narrative of your choice.

2. Windows.

3. Architecture.

4. Cycles.

5. Pick a painting or sculpture that you are attracted to and choreograph your response to it (please bring a copy of this picture).

6. Pick a poem that you find meaningful and choreograph your response to it (please bring a copy of this poem).

In this segment, you will be assessed on your expressions, commitment, embodied presence and ability to respond to this brief. Your solo may be performed in silence or to music, with or without specific costume choices. Choose your music or soundscape carefully to support your choreography.

You will also attend a dance class that will need you to demonstrate the following:

1. A combination of going to the floor and recovering up in various forms.

2. Elevation or jumps within a movement sequence.

3. Extension of the body and the coordinated use of the legs.

4. Extended sequence of movements that deals with folding in the body, fall and balance, circles and alternating leading with the upper body and the legs.

It is advisable that you thoroughly warm up and wear appropriate dance wear and footwear for the audition.
International applicants
If you cannot attend the audition at LASALLE, an online audition will be arranged.

If we wish to know more about your audition, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

To determine your suitability for the programme, you will need to submit an audition recording to help us understand your technical and musical abilities.

Audition recording
You will need to submit a video recording of three contrasting pieces of music in any style that will demonstrate your technical and musical abilities most effectively.

Three contrasting pieces may refer to different tempos (e.g. ballad, medium tempo, fast tempo), different styles (e.g. pop, jazz, funk), different genres in one style (e.g. rock ballad, rock-pop, hard rock), different meters (e.g. 4/4, 3/4, 6/8), different periods (e.g. Baroque, Classical, Romantic), or any characteristic that renders the pieces contrasting.

In your video(s), you must perform each of the three pieces in its entirety, not just sections.

For voice auditions, vocal recordings must have an accompaniment. You can either sing your tunes with a backing track, sing on top of the original recording, or you can accompany yourself with a guitar or piano or another musician can accompany you. You must not perform or submit an a cappella (without accompaniment) vocal recording.

For instrumental auditions, you can either perform your tunes with a backing track or on top of the original recording. Only guitarists and pianists can record one solo piece, as long as it is a solo piece arrangement. For classical pianists, each movement will be considered as one piece in case of performing a multi-movement work.

Your video recordings must clearly show your face, and in the case of instrumentalists, you must also show your hands while playing as best as possible. Please refrain from using any special effects or filters that might blur your face or hands or submitting social media videos (like TikTok).
Additional requirement
Previous qualifications in music theory or practical exams are preferred but not a requirement for entry into the programme as you will be judged solely on the quality of your submitted audition recordings.

However, you are required to complete an online music theory and aural test set by the School of Contemporary Music. You will be notified of the date and time.

If we wish to know more about your audition recording, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

Audition
To determine your suitability for the programme, you will need to undergo an audition. You will need to prepare for your audition based on your choice of one of the two options:
Option A

Memorise two contrasting monologues, either from the selection of plays provided or from properly published plays that are not on the list. You will act them at the audition.
Option B

Memorise one monologue, either from the selection of plays provided or from a published play that is not on the list. You will act it at the audition.

Sing one memorised song from the prescribed list. You only need to learn 32 bars of any section and not the entire song. You can sing these unaccompanied, or you may wish to bring a 'minus one' to accompany you.

Download male monologues
Download female monologues

For your monologue, you will be assessed on your ability to convey a sense of character, environment and circumstances based on your interpretation of the play.

It is advisable that you wear loose fitting clothing that allows you to move easily. Do not bring large props or costumes.
International applicants
If you cannot attend the audition at LASALLE, an online audition will be arranged.

If we wish to know more about your audition, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

Portfolio
To determine your suitability for the programme, you will need to submit a portfolio. You can base your portfolio on either a folk story, legend or fairy tale. It should have a story (the narrative or plot), characters (the roles played by actors) and meaning (theme or 'content'). Consider how you would like to see your production of this story onstage and compile your portfolio with the following:

1. Draw, paint or collect some images that show the different settings or scenery. Show how these 'scenes' might appear with different lighting, with different atmospheres, in daylight or at midnight etc.

2. Make lists of any furniture and props that the scenes might need. Draw, copy or cut out images of the most important props or special machinery and special effects. You may want to make all the costumes or design the sets or props.

3. Consider all the characters in the story and select some of the most important ones. Make some notes about their main qualities, age, ambitions, etc. Draw, collect photographs, cut out magazines of what you think the characters will look like. You may want to cast some of these roles with actors you know.

4. You are also required to include a video recording to explain your portfolio e.g. What is the story about? What 'message' might the story contain? What you would like to convey to the audience? The video recording should include a self-introduction that articulates a vision of your future career and the aspects of theatre production that you are interested to pursue.

You are required to upload your portfolio online. If we wish to know more about your portfolio, we will arrange for a discussion with you.

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Entry requirements | LASALLE College of the Arts

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Must have sporting experience in programmes like:

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Must have sporting experience in programmes like:

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•Learn To Play

•Junior Sports Academy

•ActiveSG

•Club Training
•Private training

•CCA

•Local/overseas competitions/teams

•Results of personal best
•Character referee from sports coach

•Upload academic results & report book scripts

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When to apply
-from 2.30pm on day of N level result release to 5pm of 1 January 2023. [Refer to ITE website for exact application period and details]

Process
- Apply through ITE website
- Choose up to a maximum of 6 choices which you are eligible
- Attend an online pre-interview session
- Attend an interview with company of your choice from ITE listed partners
- Check application results through ITE website, window to accept offer is about 1 month.
- Upon confirmation, ITE will inform on details and dates of reporting to college.
- ITE will inform applicant on details of

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https://www.moe.gov.sg/schoolfinder?journey=Post%20secondary-JC%20school

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Explore schools based on their distance from your home, locations, CCAs, subjects and programmes offered.

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Key pages in JAE booklet to help answer student/parent questions

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Key pages in JAE booklet to help answer student/parent questions

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Page 1 Key Dates & Deadlines

Page 3-5 FA & SEN

Page 9 Sample of result slips

Page 11 How posting is done

1. By aggregate (after bonus points)

2. Citizenship status

3. Raw score

4. Computerise ballot

*note NYP and NP Nursing, priority for those indicated as first choice

Page 12 JC bonus point

Page 13 & 14 Appeal or Transfer details

Page 16-26 Summary of

1. JC courses/programmes

2. Poly programmes

3. ITE programmes

Page 27-30 Aggregate computation for

1. JC courses/programmes

2. Poly programmes

3. ITE programmes

**Grades for HMT and MT cannot be used in the same aggregate computation

Page 31-32 JC Admission Criteria

Page 33-40 NYP

Page 41-50 NP

Page 51-59 RP

Page 60-68 SP

Page 69-79 TP

Page 80-85 ITE

Page 86-96 Screenshot How-to-apply

Page 97-107 JC Subjects and Programmes

Page 108 JC Cut-off points

Page 109-143 All institutions/Locations/Summary of Prog

Page 146-147 Arts Institutions

Page 149-155 SAF/Home Team/Early Childhood Sponsorship

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When to apply
- Within 5 calendar days from N level result release day 2.30pm to 5pm on the last day of application.
Process
- Apply through ITE website
- Pick up to 12 course choices JIE(N) make sure at least 4 choices are within ITE aggregate cut-off
- Posting based on merit and course vacancy
- Notification through ITE website

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1. VIPS: Values, Interests, Personality, Strengths

2. What are the modules across the 3 years?

3. Explore career prospects of each course

4. Map the courses to university degrees and careers/industries of interest

5. Distance

6. CCA, etc.

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1.Aggregate score of 25 points or better in 4 ‘O’ level subjects, excluding English. Able to use CCA bonus points ( A1-A2 given 2 points, B3- C6 given 1 point)

2.POLY EAE into Republic Polytechnic’s Diploma in Business (DBIZ)

3.POLY EAE into Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s Diploma in Business Studies (DBS)

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Resources
https://www.ite.edu.sg/courses/traineeship-courses

Good to know
- Course commencement is subject to a minimum class size
- Applicants can apply for different admission exercises after N level but only can accept 1 offer.

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Do you learn better and faster through hands-on experience? Do you prefer to be working instead of being in the classroom all the time? Traineeship may be the option for you!

The ITE Traineeship Programme equips students with the academic qualification and skills necessary to start a successful career in Singapore. You will be guided and trained by accomplished supervisors who will show you the ropes in a 21st century workplace. By immersing yourself in an actual work environment, you will gain valuable work experience on your journey to become a competent professional in your chosen field.

Our Traineeship Programmes welcome students who have completed their 'N' Levels. This two-year programme allows you to work full-time and consequently, earn a full-time salary and enjoy employee benefits. Academic skills will not take a backseat to hands-on skills; you will still attend classes one or two days a week. This mode of learning will bridge theory and practice.

Programmes for Every Career Path

Choose from over 14 courses in 7 industry sectors to suit your interest and career goals. These sectors include:

Marine Technology

Automotive Technology

Aircraft Technology

Hospitality Operations

Beauty and Hair Fashion

Healthcare and Dentistry

Business and Entrepreneurship

ITE Training Programmes

Each Traineeship programme runs between one and two years. At the end of the programme, the student earns a National ITE Certificate ( Nitec) or an ITE Skills Certificate (ISC). By clicking on the categories above, you will see an overview of the programme, duration, relevant certificate, the subjects that you will learn, progression opportunities, career opportunities and related courses. You can also download Core and Elective module details. For more information about our Traineeship programmes, contact us at ibt@ite.edu.sg.

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Traineeship Programme in Singapore | Institute of Technical Education

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ITE offers traineeship programmes to post-secondary students who prefer hands-on learning as well as gaining a two-year working experience. Choose from over 25 courses in 12 industries.

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1.VIPS: Values, Interests, Personality, Strengths

2.A-Levels or IB

3.DSA-JC categories

4.Selection timeline, procedures and criteria

5.JC subject combinations offered

6.Electives and Programmes

7.Distance

8.CCA, etc.

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ITE Website
https://www.ite.edu.sg/courses/full-time-courses/nitec-and-3-year-higher-nitec

Good to know
-Check for pre-requisites of courses eg. free from medical conditions, colour appreciation deficiency before choosing course
- Order of preference matters when putting in course options
- Some courses require for interview Aptitude Base admission

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Nitec & 3-Year/4-Year Higher Nitec (for GCE N & O students)

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ITE offers full-time Nitec and 3-year Higher Nitec courses to students who want to get a head start on their chosen careers. Our courses give you a competitive advantage. Enrol today.