How to apply the brilliant learnings from Van Halen’s notorious “NO BROWN M&M’s” contract clause in your personal and professional life.
Simple Habits to Manage Stress
Stress management tips by Felix Cheok to help students cope with anxiety, keep emotions in check, and better manage their time.
Study in Japan: Guide for Singapore Students
Guide for Singaporean students planning to further their education and study in Japan: By Mr Sakamoto Shigeki from Waseda University.
Scholarship Guide Webinar: Stress Management – Simple Habits To Manage Stress
In this webinar, let’s take a look at some of the best stress management and time management tips, to help you get ahead before anxiety sets in, or if you’re already feeling the strain, to take control of that energy and put it to good use. Supporting your body to be healthy year-round will help you to cope with stress before it starts. Many of these are things that we know we should be doing but when things get busy, it is easy to forget about prioritizing them.
How to be a Badass & Break Your Bad Habits
Understand what governs your bad habit and tackle it. Hint: Form a new habit to break the bad one! Be in the right company and celebrate your progress.
What Does Diversity & Inclusion At The Workplace Mean?
Discover what Diversity and Inclusion at the workplace mean to businesses and job seekers. And learn how to spot D&I traits in your potential employers.
Scholarship Guide 2021 Vol. 2 – E-Magazine
First and foremost, I want to warmly wish our SG readers a Happy New Year! Fresh starts are always something to look forward to. More so, when the past year has been a whirlwind, with many businesses closing down and the labour market loosening up. If anything, the last months have served as a timely reminder of how important it is to embrace change – whether proactively or circumstantially.
Shaper of Defence Policies
Follow Defence Merit Scholar Melody’s journey as she shares her desire to give back to society, hence her career decision to join MINDEF.
The Waseda Way
A recipient of multiple scholarships during her undergraduate studies at Waseda University, Zhi Yin shares her memorable experiences as an overseas scholar.
Making It Count At NUS
From accepting a bond-free scholarship to becoming a student ambassador, NUS Merit Scholar Teddy is expanding his capacity and growing his capabilities at NUS.
Living the Dentistry Dream
NUS Merit Scholar Nikki is an aspiring dentist. With NUS being the only university offering dentistry in Singapore, the scholarship was a dream come true.
It’s 80,000 Working Hours & 40 Years Before Retirement
Because it’s 80,000 working hours and 40 years before retirement, and that’s a lot of time to invest in a career! So better to make the right career choice.