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I personally encountered about school fee prkblem now, i recently finished my n level, but my school told me i have to pay school fee if not i wont be able to get my n level cert. Need advice in telling whether i should pay the school fee, it is a huge amount as i come from poor family, will i be able to go ite without n lwvel cert? How important is n levek cert? Some advice please(Na student)
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they din realise it until now?
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N Level cert , you can find employment but very limited
O Level provides more options.
I advise you to take O Level after your N Level.
Go CDC seek help.
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how expensive is sec sch fees now?
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I currently owe around 1.3kOriginally posted by FireIce:
how expensive is sec sch fees now?
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Actually i intend to go ite after my n level, but i am just not sure if i can apply for ite if my sec school dont want give me the n level cert. That means n level cert not that important?Originally posted by SJS6638:
N Level cert , you can find employment but very limited
O Level provides more options.
I advise you to take O Level after your N Level.
Go CDC seek help.
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Go and find your MP. MP will be very helpful to you.
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Sorry but, what is mp?Originally posted by Summer hill:
Go and find your MP. MP will be very helpful to you.
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See your Member of Parliament (MP) to write appeal letter?
www.parliament.gov.sg/whos-my-mp
Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) is the name of a feedback/redress system developed in Singapore for citizens to meet their member of parliament. The MPS are usually held once a week. Many citizens see the MPS as an opportunity to resolve problems that they are having with the bureaucracy.The MP will write a petition letter to the relevant ministry, statutory board or any concerned parties to appeal on behalf of the resident. The letters are accorded a higher priority by the Civil Service as they come from elected representatives.
Cases deal with a wide range of problems. These include, but are not limited to, family financial problems (e.g. health-cost issues, jobs, financial assistance), CPF matters, various licenses, HDB related problems (e.g. subsidized rental housing, obtaining a subsidized HDB flat), immigration issues, and appeals for school admissions and school fee subsidy.
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Originally posted by Vincentismynamehahaha:
I currently owe around 1.3k
Please enlighten us how to owe school fees of $1,300 in a government school.
Unbelievable.
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Originally posted by Obeeegood:
Please enlighten us how to owe school fees of $1,300 in a government school.
Unbelievable.
You must be living in an ivory tower to not believe TS. -
Originally posted by Summer hill:
You must be living in an ivory tower to not believe TS.Little girl, government sec schools na students pay $25 per month.
Autonomous schools na students pay $28 to $43 per month.
Independent schools have scholarships and bursaries.
Www.moegov.sg/education/secondary/
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wat sch?
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Originally posted by Obeeegood:
Little girl, government sec schools na students pay $25 per month.
Autonomous schools na students pay $28 to $43 per month.
Independent schools have scholarships and bursaries.
Www.moegov.sg/education/secondary/
Ivory Tower person, you must be living real comfortably with your parents dutifully paying school fees with GIRO every month. Do you that debt adds up?
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
Ivory Tower person, you must be living real comfortably with your parents dutifully paying school fees with GIRO every month. Do you that debt adds up?
Little girl, are you sure you know how to add ? Laughing...........
$25 x 12 x 4 = $1,200 ie a student only pays $1,200 for 4 years of secondary education.
Your maths must be amazingly "good". Laughing..........
Ignorant little girl, let me put it into simple words.
It is impossible for TS to have owe $1,300 school fees when TS is studying NA in a government school.
Owing 6 months school fees, the school would have arranged financial assistance to help the student. So, the amount owed cannot snowball into $1,300.
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Originally posted by Obeeegood:
Little girl, are you sure you know how to add ? Laughing...........
$25 x 12 x 4 = $1,200 ie a student only pays $1,200 for 4 years of secondary education.
Your maths must be amazingly "good". Laughing..........
Ignorant little girl, let me put it into simple words.
It is impossible for TS to have owe $1,300 school fees when TS is studying NA in a government school.
Owing 6 months school fees, the school would have arranged financial assistance to help the student. So, the amount owed cannot snowball into $1,300.
Hey, yes I know how to add. Are you sure the school will arranged financial assistance for the kid after six months? You have not seen my classmate who owes around $1500 because he thinks that school is free and thus no need to pay. You are a real a--hole living in your ivory tower thinking that everything in Singapore is perfect and people like TS does not exist. -
Originally posted by Obeeegood:
Little girl, are you sure you know how to add ? Laughing...........
$25 x 12 x 4 = $1,200 ie a student only pays $1,200 for 4 years of secondary education.
Your maths must be amazingly "good". Laughing..........
Ignorant little girl, let me put it into simple words.
It is impossible for TS to have owe $1,300 school fees when TS is studying NA in a government school.
Owing 6 months school fees, the school would have arranged financial assistance to help the student. So, the amount owed cannot snowball into $1,300.
BTW, I believed that TS had primary school education as well. Please add another year for NA students, they have a five-year course unlike Express. -
Originally posted by Summer hill:
Hey, yes I know how to add. Are you sure the school will arranged financial assistance for the kid after six months? You have not seen my classmate who owes around $1500 because he thinks that school is free and thus no need to pay. You are a real a--hole living in your ivory tower thinking that everything in Singapore is perfect and people like TS does not exist.
Refuse to admit mistake and try to divert attention and say your classmate owes $1,500. Laughing........
I am pointing out that it is impossible for TS to owe $1300 school fees in studying NA in a government secondary school.
Little girl has too much sympathies to believe what TS has said.
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Originally posted by Obeeegood:
Refuse to admit mistake and try to divert attention and say your classmate owes $1,500. Laughing........
I am pointing out that it is impossible for TS to owe $1300 school fees in studying NA in a government secondary school.
Little girl has too much sympathies to believe what TS has said.
I am upset that you do not believe me. Nah, you ivory tower person have nothing to believe me for. Afterall, this country is so well-run and poor people aren't really poor, hey?