Percentage of International Students Studying in Government Schools, Colleges, Polytechnics and ITEs

Debated in Parliament on 8 May 2017.

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Ong Teng Koon asked the Minister for Education (Schools) for the percentage of international students in Singapore’s government-run educational institutions, including primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, polytechnics, and Institutes of Technical Education (ITE).
The Minister, Ng Chee Meng, responded that international students constitute approximately 5% of total enrolment across national schools (primary, secondary, and junior colleges).
In post-secondary institutions, international students make up about 1% of full-time students in ITE and less than 10% in polytechnics.
The figures indicate that international student presence is more pronounced at the secondary and junior college levels compared to primary schools and technical institutes.
The data underscores the varying concentrations of international students across different tiers of Singapore’s education system.

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Ong Teng Koon

Mr Ong Teng Koon asked the Minister for Education (Schools) what is the percentage of international students studying in primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, polytechnics and Institutes of Technical Education.

Ng Chee Meng

Out of the total enrolment in our national schools, that is, primary schools, secondary schools and junior colleges, around 5% are international students.

International students make up around 1% of full-time students in the Institute of Technical Education and less than 10% of full-time students in the polytechnics.

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Ong Teng Koon asked the Minister for Education (Schools) for the percentage of international students in Singapore’s government-run educational institutions, including primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, polytechnics, and Institutes of Technical Education (ITE).
The Minister, Ng Chee Meng, responded that international students constitute approximately 5% of total enrolment across national schools (primary, secondary, and junior colleges).
In post-secondary institutions, international students make up about 1% of full-time students in ITE and less than 10% in polytechnics.
The figures indicate that international student presence is more pronounced at the secondary and junior college levels compared to primary schools and technical institutes.
The data underscores the varying concentrations of international students across different tiers of Singapore’s education system.

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Percentage of International Students Studying in Government Schools, Colleges, Polytechnics and ITEs

Debated in Parliament on 8 May 2017.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Ong Teng Koon asked the Minister for Education (Schools) for the percentage of international students in Singapore’s government-run educational institutions, including primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, polytechnics, and Institutes of Technical Education (ITE).
The Minister, Ng Chee Meng, responded that international students constitute approximately 5% of total enrolment across national schools (primary, secondary, and junior colleges).
In post-secondary institutions, international students make up about 1% of full-time students in ITE and less than 10% in polytechnics.
The figures indicate that international student presence is more pronounced at the secondary and junior college levels compared to primary schools and technical institutes.
The data underscores the varying concentrations of international students across different tiers of Singapore’s education system.

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Ong Teng Koon

Ng Chee Meng

Out of the total enrolment in our national schools, that is, primary schools, secondary schools and junior colleges, around 5% are international students.

International students make up around 1% of full-time students in the Institute of Technical Education and less than 10% of full-time students in the polytechnics.

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Ong Teng Koon asked the Minister for Education (Schools) for the percentage of international students in Singapore’s government-run educational institutions, including primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, polytechnics, and Institutes of Technical Education (ITE).
The Minister, Ng Chee Meng, responded that international students constitute approximately 5% of total enrolment across national schools (primary, secondary, and junior colleges).
In post-secondary institutions, international students make up about 1% of full-time students in ITE and less than 10% in polytechnics.
The figures indicate that international student presence is more pronounced at the secondary and junior college levels compared to primary schools and technical institutes.
The data underscores the varying concentrations of international students across different tiers of Singapore’s education system.

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Percentage of International Students Studying in Government Schools, Colleges, Polytechnics and ITEs

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