Malays receive full waiver off their School Fees?
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Well other than the 100% subsidy off their Lower Education studies (e.g Primary, Secondary, Junior College).
What other privileges does the Malay receive in Singapore?
And what are the actual amount that the rest of the Singaporeans have to pay? -
full waiver?
im half malay, i paid 14 dollars when i was in secondary school -
thats because you are a half malay. i am saying about those malay students with malay fathers. since your race is determined by your dad's.
so anyone? what are incentives does the malay community get? and what do the rest of singaporeans have to pay actually? -
u still believe?
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still believe what? its true? the malays get full subsidy!!! the only things they have to pay is the miscellaneous fees, which could be around $8 for secondary students...Originally posted by Master -_-:u still believe?
so in all, Malays pay $8.
The rest of singaporean citizens, around $13.
im not being petty here. cause when their education get higher, cost goes up to.
plus theres this thing i know, its called the TTFS.What is the Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy For Malays?
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The Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy For Malays (TTFS) used to be known as `Free Tuition For Malay Students' prior to 1991.This scheme, administered by the Public Service Commission (PSC) was given automatically to all Malay students studying in the Polytechnics, National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological Institute upon their application to the PSC.
Where does the fund come from?
The Fund is from the Singapore Government.To start of, the government gave MENDAKI an initial sum of S$10 million. A further S$7 million was given in December 1991 due to the increased number of Malay students eligible for tertiary education. This fund is not taken from the Mosque Building and MENDAKI Fund contributed by Muslim employees. The surplus from the administration of the TTFS is then used for other education-related activities conducted by MENDAKI.
How much subsidy will an eligible student get?
There are two categories of subsidy:
- 100% subsidy for those whose monthly family income is $2,000 and below
- 70% subsidy for those whose monthly family income is between $2,000 and $3,000.
Example 1:
A polytechnic student's tuition fee for each academic year is $2,100 (based on 2006/07 tuition fee). If the student's monthly family income is $2,850, he/she will be eligible for the 70% subsidy. MENDAKI will therefore pay $1,470 and the student will pay $630 a year.
Example 2:
A Science undergraduate's tuition fee is $6,110 per year (2006/07 tuition fee). If the student's monthly family income is $1,500, he/she will be eligible for the 100% subsidy. MENDAKI will pay the full $6,110 for the student each year. -
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTIONS ABOVE. thank you.
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i support this small privilege for the malays.Originally posted by boi.moudi:Well other than the 100% subsidy off their Lower Education studies (e.g Primary, Secondary, Junior College).
What other privileges does the Malay receive in Singapore?
And what are the actual amount that the rest of the Singaporeans have to pay?
beside, primary and secondary schooling fees are quite cheap in sg. -
i onli paid misc fees
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If I am not wrong the Malays here do have some privilages but not to the extent of that of Malaysia..... Maybe it's because they are still considered as the 'bumiputeras' of Singapore also.
The privilages they enjoy here includes:
Having their language (Malay) being the national language of Singapore.
Having the national anthem sung in their language.
And of course, the school fee waiver thingy....... -
it's something lky promised when we got separated from malaya in the 60's
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not full waiver, they do pay a minimum fee. maybe less than 10% of what we pay.
besides education, they give birth also v cheap. that's y malays tend to have more children. -
Aiyoh...like this also must hiam...you troublemaker leh...
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You arab right?...
So you also want full waiver? -
LOL.
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TS is a fugging troll.
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if there is such a scheme in place, then i support it.
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Yea there is something called the mendaki, even during the poly administration there is a form of subsidy for malay students to have a little bit more reduction to the fee.
I'm half malay, so not eligible.
Its no big deal, nothing to talk about, and am very surprised TS doesn't know about this until now. -
duh! ofcourse i want it. because of this very lousy policy. i am unable to do something that i want to do. its very annoying and unfair.
what? no big deal? tuition fees at half price or more than half price is a very big deal, okay. unless u are filthy rich or something... -
Singapore implemented this policy so that malays wont grumble about better life in Malaysia
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why u nt able to do what u want to do?
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hahahaha nbcb !!!Originally posted by mhcampboy:You arab right?...
So you also want full waiver? -
work hard and apply for scholarship/bursary. dun seat on ur ass and complain.Originally posted by boi.moudi:duh! ofcourse i want it. because of this very lousy policy. i am unable to do something that i want to do. its very annoying and unfair.
what? no big deal? tuition fees at half price or more than half price is a very big deal, okay. unless u are filthy rich or something... -
Of course,you have another choice - go back to Malaysia
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yes. im an arab. and i think everyone deserves a full waiver. including me, althoug im not somuch into the JC/SEC/PRI school fees waiver because its like only a few dollars different.Originally posted by dbowie:hahahaha nbcb !!!
The one i am looking out for is the University Tuition Subsidy, which can reach up to 70% or 100%. And tuition fees at University isnt little okay. it might reach to $7000 a year.... -
All of my locally-born Arab friends are stinking rich. I've yet to see one who claims they are 'not rich'. TS is the first. Hmm...