Number of GCE "N" Level Cohort who Proceeded to Post-Secondary Education

Debated in Parliament on 4 Feb 2013.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Mrs Lina Chiam requested data on the number of GCE "N" Level students progressing to polytechnics and ITE each year for the past five years.
Heng Swee Keat responded that approximately 9,500 students from the Normal Technical and Normal Academic courses progressed to ITE annually.
Around 7,500 students from these courses progressed to polytechnics each year, with some first completing NITEC or Higher NITEC at ITE.
The Minister highlighted that opportunities for continuing education and training exist for all Singaporeans, even after starting work.
The data was referenced from page 150 of a document.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

Full Transcript

Mrs Lina Chiam

Mrs Lina Chiam asked the Minister for Education for each of the past five years, what is the number of students who continue their education in (i) Polytechnics and (ii) Institute of Technical Education (ITE) colleges, out of the entire cohort of GCE "N" Level students.

Heng Swee Keat

In each cohort, around 9,500 students who studied in the Normal Technical (N(T)) and Normal Academic (N(A)) courses progressed on to ITE.

Around 7,500 students who studied in the N(T) and N(A) courses progressed on to the polytechnics, some after first completing a NITEC and Higher NITEC in ITE.

Regardless of their initial qualifications, there are opportunities for all Singaporeans to pursue continuing education and training even after starting work.

Page: 150

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Mrs Lina Chiam requested data on the number of GCE "N" Level students progressing to polytechnics and ITE each year for the past five years.
Heng Swee Keat responded that approximately 9,500 students from the Normal Technical and Normal Academic courses progressed to ITE annually.
Around 7,500 students from these courses progressed to polytechnics each year, with some first completing NITEC or Higher NITEC at ITE.
The Minister highlighted that opportunities for continuing education and training exist for all Singaporeans, even after starting work.
The data was referenced from page 150 of a document.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

Number of GCE "N" Level Cohort who Proceeded to Post-Secondary Education | PAPERCUTS

Number of GCE "N" Level Cohort who Proceeded to Post-Secondary Education

Debated in Parliament on 4 Feb 2013.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Mrs Lina Chiam requested data on the number of GCE "N" Level students progressing to polytechnics and ITE each year for the past five years.
Heng Swee Keat responded that approximately 9,500 students from the Normal Technical and Normal Academic courses progressed to ITE annually.
Around 7,500 students from these courses progressed to polytechnics each year, with some first completing NITEC or Higher NITEC at ITE.
The Minister highlighted that opportunities for continuing education and training exist for all Singaporeans, even after starting work.
The data was referenced from page 150 of a document.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

Full Transcript

Mrs Lina Chiam

Heng Swee Keat

In each cohort, around 9,500 students who studied in the Normal Technical (N(T)) and Normal Academic (N(A)) courses progressed on to ITE.

Around 7,500 students who studied in the N(T) and N(A) courses progressed on to the polytechnics, some after first completing a NITEC and Higher NITEC in ITE.

Regardless of their initial qualifications, there are opportunities for all Singaporeans to pursue continuing education and training even after starting work.

Page: 150

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Mrs Lina Chiam requested data on the number of GCE "N" Level students progressing to polytechnics and ITE each year for the past five years.
Heng Swee Keat responded that approximately 9,500 students from the Normal Technical and Normal Academic courses progressed to ITE annually.
Around 7,500 students from these courses progressed to polytechnics each year, with some first completing NITEC or Higher NITEC at ITE.
The Minister highlighted that opportunities for continuing education and training exist for all Singaporeans, even after starting work.
The data was referenced from page 150 of a document.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

Number of GCE "N" Level Cohort who Proceeded to Post-Secondary Education

Summary

Questions Identified

Full Transcript

Mrs Lina Chiam

Heng Swee Keat

Summary

Questions Identified

Number of GCE "N" Level Cohort who Proceeded to Post-Secondary Education

Summary

Questions Identified

Full Transcript

Mrs Lina Chiam

Heng Swee Keat

Summary

Questions Identified