Teaching squad plan for 2015
The total faculty of the nation is slated to rise to a target of 33,000 by the year 2015, from over the current 31,000 figure. The Ministry of Education (MOE) will be putting in efforts alongside the National Institute of Education (NIE) as well as the Singapore Centre for Chinese Language (SCCL) for offering training to Chinese Language teachers.
Female expatriates find Singapore safer
Female expatriates from all over the world are giving more preference to Singapore over other countries when it comes to relocating professionally and would also recommend others to do so.
Seafood supplier charged with giving $1m in bribes
On Tuesday a Seafood supplier was accused of unfairly giving bribes of near about $992,000 to 19 chefs. Owner of Wealthy Seafood Product and Enterprise, Tay Ee Tiong was the first person to be charged for such reason.
Similar case was investigated by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau on more than 20 top chefs in the year 2007. In the investigation, it was found that the chefs had confessed their fault for taking bribes.
Youths get new trainer aircraft
Singapore Youth Flying Club is the only place where most of the local pilots have got their license to fly. And by flying the Piper Warrior aircraft, they have managed to receive the license. Now after over 20 years of service, a new generation trainer aircraft is taking to the skies.
Singapore consumers continue to make Dining and Entertainment their top spending priority
It has been found in a recent survey that in Singapore the consumers are more food-lovers as earlier. In that survey, they have marked dining and entertainment as their top spending priorty. This has been found in the MasterCard Survey on Consumer Purchasing Priorities.
MUIS advised Singaporean students to leave Egypt
Now a day’s Egypt is going through political unrest and concerning the security of Singaporean students, The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) has advised them to leave Egypt and return back to their home.
Around 102 students from Al-Azhar University and 31 Singaporeans working in Egypt returned on Friday morning to Singapore.
Muslim group express shame on Lee Kuan Yew's remarks
In order to show that they are sorry, the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) called upon the government and showed their deep regret over the remark made by Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew. In their clarification they showed whether they supported the views of Lee or not.
The minister had come out with his remarks over the Muslim community recently. The statement by AMP said that they had little to do with the comments made by MM, who is otherwise a core member of the Cabinet and also represents a office in the government.
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