Workers' Party MP Jamus Lim has urged Singapore to rethink its workforce strategy, advocating for broader university access to train more local graduates instead of relying...
The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced on 3 March that all three Montfort Secondary students in a viral video will receive “appropriate punishment.” MOE stated they...
A survey found that more graduates in Singapore remained jobless six months after leaving school, with employment rates dropping from 89.6% in 2023 to 87.1% in...
Over 900 students in Johor skipped the 2024 Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM), believing it unnecessary for securing jobs in Singapore. The prospect of higher wages,...
Education Minister Chan Chun Sing clarified that the ITE Progression Award, introduced in 2024, targets recent ITE graduates pursuing eligible diplomas to address wage disparities. Graduates...
Education Minister Chan Chun Sing reported that since 2021, the average cut-off point difference between affiliated and non-affiliated students in secondary school admissions is seven points...
At the IPS annual conference, Ambassador-at-Large Chan Heng Chee defended Singapore's universities for promoting critical thinking. However, Prof Cherian George argued that students lack the freedom...
An elementary student in Medan was allegedly punished by being made to sit on the floor due to three months of unpaid tuition fees. The incident...
The academic freedom of NUS’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is under scrutiny after it introduced a framework to assess potential speakers’ suitability, a year...
Workers' Party MP Jamus Lim welcomed the Ministry of Education's review of the Direct School Admission scheme, calling for increased flexibility in Singapore’s education system. He...