degree in 2 and a haf years
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having just finish my N lvls just recently, i searched for a way to diffrent route other than the usual poly/ jc way........instead of going to ite i found out a course that allows me to get a degee in 2 and a hallf years....
i decided to take a course in Hostipality and management.
aft my N's i would take 6 months to achieve a diploma. = 6 moths done
the another 6 months for a advanced diploma = 12 months done
some working experience by having industrial attachment for6 months in a choice of about 8 countries = 18 months have passed.
lastly a year in a uni under the same course for a year = 30months over and a degree in hand.
http://www.aec.edu.sg/
they are holding a contest too.with quite a few schloarships avabile.i never knew i could get a degree before NS. wow -
Recognized anot?
Sounds damn shady.
With N levels
degree?
Hard lah.
Even the jiak-lui unis in Aussie require minimum of 6 O levels before foundation year; then uni. -
Of course brader...(or sister...whichever suits you)
But hey not every kid in S'pore can afford to go private...
Most opt for mainstream cos really, we dun really have a choice... -
MAIN IMPT THING IS WHETHER U LIKE THIS COURSE OR ELSE IF U KEEP FAILING IN THE EXAMS, U WILL NOT GET ANYWHERE TOO. EVEN WHEN U HAVE THE DEGREE, CAN U AFFORD TO WORK IN THE HOSPITALITY LINE?
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it has scholarships for a curtain no, of peopleOriginally posted by Wakus:Of course brader...(or sister...whichever suits you)
But hey not every kid in S'pore can afford to go private...
Most opt for mainstream cos really, we dun really have a choice...
its true go look at my link..Originally posted by missqi:Recognized anot?
Sounds damn shady.
With N levels degree?. -
are u trying to advertise for this school?
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chop chop done..
should advertise in Sec School for those N level ppl.
Arrange for a talk in school.
can forget ITE, or O Levels.. -
if its for hospitality and management i think its possible to obtain a degree after N levels but definitely not in such a short time.
I have a friend who took it after O Levels and yet to graduate she has to take for more than three years. IN between are the waiting periods for exam results, sem breaks, internships and waiting to commence the new semester -
The length of time taken for a degree or any qualification is not so important. What's more important is whether:Originally posted by tiny_student:
having just finish my N lvls just recently, i searched for a way to diffrent route other than the usual poly/ jc way........instead of going to ite i found out a course that allows me to get a degee in 2 and a hallf years....
i decided to take a course in Hostipality and management.
aft my N's i would take 6 months to achieve a diploma. = 6 moths done
the another 6 months for a advanced diploma = 12 months done
some working experience by having industrial attachment for6 months in a choice of about 8 countries = 18 months have passed.
lastly a year in a uni under the same course for a year = 30months over and a degree in hand.
http://www.aec.edu.sg/
they are holding a contest too.with quite a few schloarships avabile.i never knew i could get a degree before NS. wow
- the school you go to is a recognised institution.
- the degree is recognised especially in Singapore.
- the course you are about to take is going to help you get a job in future (check the job market constantly), besides just having interest.
- there are other alternatives.
What is your ambition or purpose or calling in life? Where's your strength? What do you like to do? Which area(s) in your life receives the most compliments from others?
You might want to consider the above questions. Ask them yourself.
For me, I'm majoring in Psychology and my main ambition? - To be a counsellor/psychologist. Of course, that would be another 6 years for me? Yeah.
It's important to choose your education path wisely. Start doing research on the course available from this school. Check first if it's reliable or just a fly-by-night institution. Check those courses from this degree - are you enthusiatic about their synopsis being described? Can you cope?
However, you might want to consider taking a diploma first? There's no rush to complete your education path (unless you have financial difficulty). What's more important is the skills learned and the knowledge that will remain with you, together with your qualification of course.
I'm a diploma graduate. And I'm now studying for a degree in a private uni. And I'm already past 21. There's nothing wrong about it. In fact, I'm enjoying my study life.
Please think through about committing yourself in your education. It's just another big decision second to marriage. -
But do remember that quick results might not necessarily mean great results.Originally posted by tiny_student:
they are holding a contest too.with quite a few schloarships avabile.i never knew i could get a degree before NS. wow -
eh hello.. u sure n can go not??Originally posted by tiny_student:
having just finish my N lvls just recently, i searched for a way to diffrent route other than the usual poly/ jc way........instead of going to ite i found out a course that allows me to get a degee in 2 and a hallf years....
i decided to take a course in Hostipality and management.
aft my N's i would take 6 months to achieve a diploma. = 6 moths done
the another 6 months for a advanced diploma = 12 months done
some working experience by having industrial attachment for6 months in a choice of about 8 countries = 18 months have passed.
lastly a year in a uni under the same course for a year = 30months over and a degree in hand.
http://www.aec.edu.sg/
they are holding a contest too.with quite a few schloarships avabile.i never knew i could get a degree before NS. wow
knn i got cert 3 in hospitality and tourism management plus 5 years work exp then can go on to 9mths part time Dip leh..
u sure your tat so called school regconise not??
my course minimum requirement is like tat or 5 'O' levels leh..