Employment

Questions like “Am I too old?” and “Can I afford it?” are often on the minds of adult learners when considering upskilling. Robin Ngan, Director of SITLEARN, tackles these questions

SIT alumni Gerald Gwee and Luna Neo credit their success to the Computer Engineering degree programme and work attachment at Continental Automotive Singapore.

SIT's GES 2022 found that 9 in 10 graduates gained employment within 6 months. Three SITizens from the Class of 2022 share their education journey.

More than 9 in 10 graduates were employed within six months of graduation, with 86.6% employed in full-time permanent jobs.

As more of those entering the workforce are diversifying the way they pick up knowledge and competency-based learning picks up pace, how does this impact employers and how they hire?

Dr Barbara Bichelmeyer, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of Kansas, spoke at the Applied Learning Conference 2023 and shared why the future of education lies in competency-based education.

The Singapore Institute of Technology is proposing a new approach to upskilling and education that shifts the focus from paper qualifications to certified skills and competencies.

As the shelf-life of skills shortens, it's time to rethink the traditional approach to upskilling.

At PulseSecure, SITizens get a front-row seat to the exciting world of cybersecurity.

ince its first run in 2018, the annual Industry Mentorship Programme (IMP) has benefitted more than 360 SITizens.