dReam Alumni Magazine June 2010 Issue

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June 2010

Alumni Magazine www.rp.sg/grad

Everything starts from a dream

To Market, To Market

Where to get chic wears at a steal

Travelogue Musically Yours

Graduation Ceremony

Momentum 2010 A Night to Remember

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Editor’s Note

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A New Chapter begins: Graduation Ceremony 2010

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The ‘L’ in Student LIFE Activities

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The Road Less Travelled - Mentoring

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Snapshots @ RP’s Fifth Graduation Ceremony

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Graduate Spotlight!

Musically Yours

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A Night to Remember - Momentum 2010

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Market Place: Best places to pick up chic wear

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Calendar of Events

Publisher Office of Student and Graduate Affairs 9, Woodlands Avenue 9 Singapore 738964 Editorial Editor Celine Yeo Artwork Zhang Miao Contributors Dr Jasmine Heng Nurhadi Khan Bob Tan Jenny Chiong Leong Zhi Ying Joyce Jasmine Ang Siti Sarah Supri Hilyah Bte Mohd Bakhit

Yeo Meng Yee Doris Teo Maya Murni Tricia Ong Nurhafiza Ahmad Tan Siao Wei Teo Kok Hwee Marella Krista Effendi

General Enquires Email dream@rp.sg URL www.rp.sg/grad dREam. An RP Alumni Magazine. Everything starts from a dream. dREam is a quarterly publication which will keep graduates informed about the happenings in RP, continual education, career opportunities, networking sessions and more, to achieve their aspirations.

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Editor’s Note Hello everyone,

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elcome to the June issue of dREam. The midyear issue has always been my favourite one to work on, mainly because of the many exciting events that happen during this time of the year. From the much anticipated graduation ceremony to the myriad of arts events happening on campus, there’s lots for the editorial team to cover!

This year, RP hosted its fifth and by far, the largest batch of graduates at the graduation ceremony. A total of 2,953 graduates received their diploma certificates during the 3-day event which was officiated by Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Mr S Iswaran.

Even though the dREam team was there to capture the proud moment, we couldn’t resist the temptation to invite a fresh graduate to write about his account of the ceremony. Read more about his personal experience at the graduation ceremony as you reminisce on your days in RP. In the same space that hosted the biggest event on RP’s academic calendar, dancers graced TRCC’s theatre with eclectic dance pieces that resonated with Mark Twain’s famous words, ‘dance like nobody’s watching’. Themed ‘Bold and Beyond’, Momentum Dance Festival 2010

left a blazing trail of dynamism and inspiration for those who dance, and those who simply enjoy watching the art form. If you missed the action during the festival, re-live the moments in A Night to Remember.

As we close one chapter of life, another one begins. With the end of our new graduates’ academic journey in RP, a new one of job hunting and career building begins. Check out Your CV is your sales brochure for career advices by experts and nab that job you’ve always wanted. In To Market, To Market, we introduce shops started up by our entrepreneurial graduates. Check out the best places to hunt for some chic work wear without burning a hole in your pocket. I mean, who isn’t in for a good bargain?

With all those events covered, we hope you enjoy reading this issue of dREam and on behalf of the dREam team, I would like to send our heartiest congratulations to the 2010 graduands. If you’re receiving dREam for the first time, it means you’ve just joined the ranks of those who have created an inextricable link with RP. Warm wishes, Celine

A new chapter begins:

Graduation Ceremony 2010 A Written by: Nurhafiza Ahmad

fter 3 memorable years in Republic Polytechnic, we have all finally graduated! This year was supposedly the largest number of graduates with a total of 2,953 graduates received their diploma certificates within the three days! Three years had passed so quickly and I could still remember the very first day that I stepped in to RP. Even though I felt nervous, shy and scared, I managed to make some friends and these people have become my best friends up till today. The friendships fostered over the year are what motivates me to study hard and kept me going strong the past three years.

13th May 2010 was the day that all year 3 students have been waiting for. Many graduands gathered around TRCC with their parents while waiting to be ushered to the hall. At 9.30am sharp, we were addressed our Principal, Mr Yeo Li Pheow. This was followed by an inspiring speech by Guest-of-Honour, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Trade and Industry, and Ministry of Education, Mr S Iswaran.

Sitting in The Republic Cultural Centre Theatre, I felt a great sense of achievement.

It is hard to believe that my three years of education in RP has come to an end.

As I reminisce the days spent in school, my friends and peers were invited up on stage to collect their diploma/certificate from Mr S Iswaran. Once all the diploma certificates were distributed, invited guests were invited to the reception while the graduands were asked to collect their yearbook.

After the ceremony all of us were gathered outside the theatre. With the mint diplomas in our hands, we exchanged congratulatory messages and embraces.

The end of our academic journey in RP means that a new one of career development has just begun.

Congratulations to all my friends on their graduation and let’s charge forth on this new journey in life!

‘L’ in

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o many students, the abbreviation SLA would simply mean ‘Student Life Activities’, but to me, SLA means more than mere activities for students. SLA represents, well in fact, the highlight of our lives in the Polytechnic.

SLA breaks the monotonous routine of everyday school life as it provides a myriad of activities for students to participate in and bring more excitement to the usual school life. Being in our light years, what more would attract us more than doing something to pursue our passion and being a part of a Club or Interest Group?

The annual SLA fiesta held on 21st and 22nd of April 2010 showcased the various Interest Groups (IGs) in Republic Polytechnic. A total of 108 booths, located at Agora Halls 3 and 4 were beautifully decorated and music of all genres was played loudly to allure our first year students.

As I entered the Agora Halls on the first day of SLA fiesta, School of Hospitality (SOH) booths such as ‘SOHphiscate’, ‘Fuse’ and ‘Jive’ greeted me with vibrant decors and friendly faces. As I manoeuvred my way through the halls, I was amazed by the students’ enthusiasm and creativity.

Each booth was designed in a unique way, distinctive of their IGs. The booth decoration ranged from showcasing pictures by Photo IG to images of stars and planets by the Astronomy IG. Floorball IG set up a miniature floorball ring right smack in the middle of the Agora halls and students were invited to give the game a try. The boys from Dragon boat, even went an extra mile of painting themselves gold to signify glory and victory.

Student who attended SLA Fiesta 2010 were enthralled by how the various IGs had gone into detail to bring out the best of their IGs. By the end of the first day, various IG committee members commented that the response from interested students was overwhelming.

With IG sign-ups closing on the second day of the fiesta, it was not surprising to see Agora Halls 3 and 4 filled with students. Though it had been a tiring two days for most of the clubs and IGs, I believe that all the hardwork was worthwhile as we welcome the new batch of members in our respective Clubs and IGs. A new beginning and more joy, fun and laughter awaits members in each IG! Text by Marella Krista Effendi

The Road Less Travelled -

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his article is an up close and personal account of what it is like to be a committed student mentor. The writer is one of 11 selected RP students mentors under the National Youth Mentoring Programme, a long-term collaboration among MOE, National Youth Council, Republic Polytechnic and Fuchun Secondary School. The programme stretches from March to August 2010, and has to date benefitted at least 15 mentees from the latter Every mentoring session with the mentees is memorable school. for me as I learn something new about them each time.

It is through these meet-ups that I get closer to the lower Before mentoring even started, we were told to expect the secondary students. This is essential because it is where unexpected. Our mentees could be the happy-go-lucky trust is formed. With trust, they are more willing to share students who will share their experiences, or that reserved the problems that have been affecting them. students who prefer to keep to themselves. Whatever the outcome might be, we were all trained to overcome the I have also been learning from my mentees. They showed various challenges. me that despite the problems they face, they are able to I have to admit that I was pretty nervous to meet the mentees during the first mentoring session. I was anxious to know who they were and to find out more about them.

Surprisingly, most of them were rather chatty and that made our interaction fun and easy. Although there were a few quieter students, they loosen up after a series of floorball games.

overcome their mental obstacle.

Although I have graduated from RP and am currently working, I have never once regretted being a part of the RP mentoring team. Mentoring has become my part time ‘job’, one that is voluntary. Ironically, I love my part time job more than my full time job because every single experience that I have gained through mentoring is infinitely more enriching and fulfilling.

The introductory floorball lesson was one of the many bonding sessions we’ve had with the Fuchun Secondary By Hilyah Bte Mohd Bakhit, RP SAS Graduate 2010 School mentees.

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CV is your Sale

Brochure Learn to write a good resumé to market yourself to employers

To motivate the hiring manager to read it, your resumé should:

Typically, the person who reads your resumé will take around 10 seconds to decide whether or not he will read the whole document; even then, he will usually take only a minute or two to read through it.

You will be ready to relate various scenarios at the interview that will showcase how your experience and skill set match the requirements of the role.

• Be no more than four pages long. Tip: Only provide details of responsibilities and achievements going back 10 years;

2. Show how your strengths align with the company’s goals

• Include a career summary so that screeners can quickly match you with their needs; • Provide complete employment histories without unexplained gaps; • Be achievement focused, as opposed to a job description; and • Be polished and interesting.

But you have to get it right because The body of your resumé should be it continues to be the fundamental about your professional experience. marketing tool for job seekers.

Starting with the most recent job, The most important element of your state your employers, employment resumé that will separate you from dates and the positions you have all the other competitors and job held — going back only as far as the seekers are your accomplishments. last 10 years.

Its purpose is ideally to get you an interview, provide talking points during an interview discussion and reinforce your key selling points once you have met an employer.

The hard work and time spent in creating a solid achievement-based resumé also has its benefits and rewards come interview time.

• Be clear, succinct, direct and presented in an attractive, easyto-read format with plenty of white space;

CATS Recruit in The Straits Times Where do you start?

April 14, 2010 ......................................................... First, get the basics right by stating your name, address and phone FOR many people, writing a resumé number. Make certain that the or curriculum vitae (CV) is a difficult e-mail address provided appears professional. experience.

A resumé is your main sales brochure or communication tool that helps you in a job search.

1. Be familiar with the content of your CV

First impressions

you are seeking.

In this way, a potential employer can easily recognise if you have the right skills, motivation and fit for the role for which he is recruiting.

Information about your formal educational qualifications, professional development or short training courses, memberships, technical skills and other relevant information can be summarised in a page at the back of your resumé.

Finally, keep your resumé to a maximum of four pages and print it on plain white or cream paper.

The interview

Great news! Your resumé has won you an interview! However, it can Next, have a brief section devoted also make or break your chances to your key responsibilities of successfully securing a great job covering areas such as team size, with a potential employer. management type and regional Understandably, the pressure to “get responsibilities. it right” can leave job seekers feeling Then move on to your achievements. nervous and vulnerable.

Highlight what you have achieved in your career. Try, wherever possible, That is why, even if your credentials to quantify your accomplishments seem to make you a perfect match for the position, it is a good idea to with a number or percentage. prepare thoroughly for the interview.

Make sure the information you include sells the skills you are good The following checklist is a useful at, what you enjoy doing and, most guideline: importantly, matches the kind of work

Showing how your strengths and aspirations align with the company’s goals will help interviewers identify your fit with their organisational culture, which is as much a key to their hiring decision as it is to your long-term job satisfaction.

3. Make a practice trip

Visiting the company in advance can help you gauge the time necessary to arrive at the interview and familiarise yourself with the facility and any security procedures you may encounter.

You might also be able to pick up an annual report or even a copy of the application form so that you can complete it at home prior to the interview.

4. Manage pre-interview stress

Take good care of yourself in the days before the interview.

“Play” the interview out in your mind as you would like it to happen and also use relaxation techniques to calm yourself.

5. Dress for the occasion

Be sure that you are appropriately dressed for your interview, based on the organisation’s culture, as well as the position for which you are interviewing.

Also, try to choose your outfit at least the day before the interview to avoid more stress on the actual day.

Career Coaching Services for RP Graduates Career Coaching is an interactive process during which an assigned career coach facilitates and guides the participant through a process of career discovery and action planning in a series of sessions.

Coaching workshop conducted

by Personal Mastery Resources.

From this workshop, staff members learnt how to analyse the employment game from an employer’s perspective. These trained staff members then coach By working with the career coach, and facilitate the placement of graduates can maximize their time, graduates by addressing both effort, and energy in the transition the needs of employers and of new jobs. Also, the coach and graduates and to implement career graduate are able to identify goals development plans for the latter. for the job search, set priorities, and analyze best efforts for time Now is your chance to meet your and energy. Coaching is not a career coach who will help you substitute for therapy. The coaching achieve your career goals. process helps the graduate both define and achieve career goals Just email Graduate and Career faster and with more ease than Services (GCS) Team at helpstudent@rp.sg to make an would be possible otherwise. appointment with your Career In early June, a group of sixteen Coach.

RP staff attended a 4-day Career

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For this issue, we are giving away 3 Golden Village voucher, each worth $20. All you have to do is read the magazine and answer the following question.

What is the total number of graduates in this year’s Graduation Ceremony?

To participate, simply email your answer to dream@rp.sg with your name, NRIC and Club Republic membership number.

Closing date for the contest is 16 July 2010. All winners will be notified by email.

Terms and Conditions: • Only Club Republic members qualify to participate in this contest • The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence or claim in relation to the judges’ decision will be entertained.

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t is now June and winter is upon us down under in Melbourne, we doing our best to stay warm during this midyear exam period! Wish us the best!

The RP contingent here is growing strong, and at least count, 40 of us are pursuing studies in Victoria’s capital.

This time round, we catch up with another RP pioneer who has been taking the road less travelled. Formerly from the School of Engineering in RP, Michelle Chan is now studying music at the prestigious University of Melbourne. Quite the globe-trotter, Michelle originally hails from Hong Kong, and she has now experienced living in a multitude of cultures in three countries - Hong Kong, Singapore and now, Australia.

Bob: Hi Michelle. G’day! How’s it going?

Michelle: Hi RP mates! I’m currently in

my final year of reading music at the University of Melbourne. The course title is the Bachelor of Music, and I’m majoring in music performance.

Please, don’t ask me about when I’m going to perform or stuff like that.

My initial intention was to take a music education degree. To be frank, teaching music is still my first interest.

Unfortunately the school no longer offered that option the year I got there, but I now look forward to the final-year

placement at Hello Music School in the coming semester. Going back a few years back to the days studying in RP, I was teaching the piano in Cristofori Music School every weekend. I really miss those days. And yes, I studied Industrial and System Engineering in RP, and was proud to be amongst the pioneer batch of graduates of year 2006.

Bob:

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Bob: Melbourne is known to be Australia’s cultural capital - are there reasons why you came to Melbourne to study music?

Michelle: It’s mainly because of my formal teacher’s recommendation.

Her reason was Melbourne is a busy city, yet rich with cultural heritage such as Melbourne Town Hall and The Arts Centre. At the Town Hall, there are quite a number of free music concerts open for the public.

Bob: How has life in Melbourne been for you? You have been quite a traveller, moving from Hong Kong, to Singapore, and now Melbourne, how is life different between the 3 places?

Michelle: While studying music as my major, I’m required to take breadth subjects which are not related to music. One of the subjects I took last year was cultural studies.

To answer the question, these three places are multicultural cities. Hong Kong is a fast changing city where Hong Kong people are also changing themselves to keep pace with the

Bob: Wow, those are great choices, now what about your favourite places here in Melbourne?

Bob: What, in your opinion, are the top 3 things to do for fun in Melbourne?

(If you had to recommend 3 things to anyone coming to visit Melbourne)

Bob: Let’s turn back the clock and recall your days in RP. Are there any memories of RP worth reminiscing about?

Michelle: My favourite places in Melbourne are Federation Square and Crown Casino. At Federation Square, there are free live bands performing Jazz and Rock every week. As for Crown, there are many entertainment outlets including food and shopping on top of the casino.

Michelle: I really miss those days in RP where I could voice my opinion in class. The PBL system in RP is highly recommended. This system actually - Han Guk Guan, an authentic korean promotes high interaction among restaurant where most Korean like students as they are encouraged to to go, is located at 13A Victoria St, speak up in class.

Melbourne VIC 3000.

Bob: To round off, have you got - Spiga, a western food restaurant, is any ‘well-travelled’ advice for our located at Melbourne Central, enter current RP students wishing to study via 360 Elizabeth Street. overseas?

Michelle: I’m quite a boring person.

What makes my day is food! I’ve 3 restaurants to recommend.

Their spaghetti(s) taste even better than the ones on Lygon Street!

- Greening, one of the most authentic taiwanese bubble tea shops in Melbourne, is located in Chinatown!

Michelle: Be brave! You need lots of courage to start up a conversation with the locals. A desire for sincere interaction is what you need if you’re keen to learn and understand more about other cultures.

graduate spotlight

by Bob Tan

, s r u o y y l a c i s u M from Melbourne

Michelle: I really enjoyed doing calculations in my previous engineering course very much.

However, over time I realised that I am not suitable to work in an office environment. During the days of music teaching in Cristofori Music School, I realised that teaching was important in my life.

My students could actually boost my sense of satisfaction if they showed improvement in their playing. While teaching the piano in music school, I realised my musical knowledge and playing technique were way too limited. For that reason, I switched to focusing on studying music.

population. Singapore is a collectivist culture where Singaporean are always prioritizing the group instead of the individuals. Hence, you can see that Singaporean are rather united. Australia is a place with lots of natural resources, for some reasons, it is not going for global rankings like Singapore and Hong Kong. But I really like the people here. Everyone is behaving differently as Australian are rather individualistic.

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of glamour. “We started preparing for the performance at the start of the year,” said Tai Ga Yan, a dancer from RP’s Modern Dance IG. However, the dancers certainly felt that the performance was worth all the hard work. “It was worth it. In the end, all the performers enjoyed themselves and the audience enjoyed the dance.” said Ga Yan. “The support from the crowd really paid off our hard work,” agreed Muhammed Syafiq, another dancer who performed in this year’s Momentum.

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After an event that was so enjoyable and fulfilling, it’s no wonder that many are looking forward to next year’s Momentum.

“It was quite fun! I will definitely look forward to next year’s performance,” said Grace excitedly.

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rowds gathered; happy cheers and laughter could be timer and it was very interesting to me. It was also quite heard everywhere. People were smiling and talking eye-opening,” remarked Jerral Eugene Yin, 20, student. happily. The place was engulfed in an air of rejoice and Even though Momentum 2010 had just ended, many excitement. members of the audience are already looking forward to This was the scene after the Momentum 2010 next year’s Momentum. performance.

“I will keep coming for the dance festival, because I After months of anticipation, this captivating dance event enjoyed it,” said Sally, 47. held at The Republic Cultural Centre (TRCC) annually, “Of course!” exclaimed Stella, when asked if she would finally came to life on the 26th and 27th of May. attend next year’s Momentum performance. “It’s worth This year’s Momentum performance was a huge success, the money!” with more than 80% of tickets sold and a total turnout of Besides the audiences, it was also a very special night 1390 for both nights. for the people involved in the event.

“The performance was great. I previously went to SAJC’s performance too, but Momentum is better. Out of ten, “I feel really good and happy. The second night was a fullI’ll give them an eight,” commented Edward Ho, 20, an house, I think we did a great job for publicity and that our marketing efforts really paid off,” said Hidaya, a member attendee of the Momentum 2010 performance. of the marketing team for Momentum 2010.

Another member of the audience, Stella Cheung, 17, also found the night’s performance very enjoyable. “The “I feel great! I feel a great sense of achievement and I think high energy performances and the good lighting just kept that the whole performance is quite good.” expressed Grace Tan, a dancer from RP’s Hip Hop Interest Group the night going.”

(IG), at the end of the performance.

It was a night of fascination for people new to the art of dance too. “The performance was not bad, I’m a first For the dancers, it was months of hard work for two nights

“I’ll be in nation service next year but I’ll try my best to be at the performance,” added Muhammed Syafiq.

“Full-house for both nights!” declared Hidaya, about her expectations for next year’s Momentum performance.

Well, it will be a while till the next Momentum but judging from this year’s Momentum performance, it will definitely be worth the wait!

By: Leong Zhi Ying Joyce

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calendar of events 06 June

07 July

08 August

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Venue: Lawn, Republic Polytechnic Time: 5pm to 10pm Ticketing info: FREE

*CPD Programme Building Better Customer Relationships Communicating Effectively with Your Customer Republic Polytechnic

Sports Camp Venue: Republic Polytechnic A 3D2N programme organized by the Sports Club of Republic Polytechnic.

Come down to meet your juniors and share your glory stories with them!

11 Venue: Sports Complex Form your own teams with fellow Republicans (student, staff, graduates), and pit against one another in 3 different competitions.

For more details and registration, log on to http://rpsharp.tumblr.com.

No registration fee required!

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Venue: The Republic Cultural Centre Time: 6pm to 9pm Glitz 2010 - Sports Excellence Award Ceremony . A night of celebration and recognition of RP students’ passion, dedication and contribution towards Republic Polytechnic’s sports development and excellence.

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IGNITE! Is back with series of mini concerts of a wide mix of music genres, both covers and originals, will lead up to the final 2-nights of visual and aural treat on the lawn in Republic Polytechnic, where the festival will come to a close with a big bang.

24 Emotional Intelligence at Work Build Meaningful Relationships and Winning Connections Venue: Lee Kong Chian School of Business,SMU Time: 9am – 1pm Special Rates for RP students: $38

11 Journey of the Youth Olympic Flame (JYOF) Venue: Republic Polytechnic Come on down to RP, and witness the Journey of the Youth Olympic Flame as it made its stop at our home ground!. Everyone is invited!

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Lets learn to read your own emotions and recognise their impact.

For more details, log on to http://jobscentral.com.sg/special/ tsope/index.html for more information.

28 *CPD Programme Building Better Customer Relationships Communicating Effectively with Your Customer Republic Polytechnic

Build Meaningful Relationships and Winning Connections Venue: Lee Kong Chian School of Business, SMU Date : 24 July 2010, Saturday Time: 9am to 1pm Organiser : JobsCentral Special rates for RP students: $38

they see your resume. Only those people who can create the right impression and strongly showcase themselves through their resumes can secure their interviews

Believe it or not, employer’s first impression of you is already formed before they meet you - right when

For more details, log on to http://jobscentral.com.sg/special/tsope/ index.html for more information.

*For more information on CPD programmes, log on to www.rp.sg/cpd.

Club Republic members would get to enjoy the programes at a discounted rate.

The long awaited SYOG has arrived.

Don’t forget to get your tickets to this once in a lifetime event, and support Team Singapore!

16 to 18 *CPD Programme Develop Your First Android Application Republic Polytechnic

18 *CPD Programme Human Resource Management for NonHR Managers Republic Polytechnic