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Keechiu glad to be back at ABC Brickworks Market & Food Centre. 
Glad to be back at ABC Brickworks Market & Food Centre this weekend, where I caught up with our stall owners, many of whom have become friends over the years.
Along my visit, spotted a pay phone, playing cards, and sewing machine - brought back fond memories of younger days
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15 hrs ·Glad to be back at ABC Brickworks Market & Food Centre this weekend, where I caught up with our stall owners, many of whom have become friends over the years.
Along my visit, spotted a pay phone, playing cards, and sewing machine - brought back fond memories of younger days
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Keechiu introduces SOAR.
What a difference when passionate alumni, industry partners and teachers came together to create Changkat Changi Secondary School’s unique Applied Learning Programme - aptly named SOAR (Student-centred Opportunities for AeRospace Industry). The students have aviation-based lessons which are focused on the Aerospace and Aviation Management Industry. This includes learning about the basic forces of flight, physics and how planes fly. They also get to use a flight simulator and learn coding to programme a drone’s flight. Jie Hui, Jun Kiat, Clive and Anushree happily shared their experiences in the school during my visit. They are passionate about aviation and at least two of them hope to become pilots!The contributions of the alumni can greatly enrich the learning experiences of our students, and I hope more will come forward to nurture our future generation. #ourschoolstories
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Yesterday at 09:10 ·What a difference when passionate alumni, industry partners and teachers came together to create Changkat Changi Secondary School’s unique Applied Learning Programme - aptly named SOAR (Student-centred Opportunities for AeRospace Industry). The students have aviation-based lessons which are focused on the Aerospace and Aviation Management Industry. This includes learning about the basic forces of flight, physics and how planes fly. They also get to use a flight simulator and learn coding to programme a drone’s flight. Jie Hui, Jun Kiat, Clive and Anushree happily shared their experiences in the school during my visit. They are passionate about aviation and at least two of them hope to become pilots!The contributions of the alumni can greatly enrich the learning experiences of our students, and I hope more will come forward to nurture our future generation. #ourschoolstories
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Keechiu joins Eunos residents to celebrate National Day.
Happy to join our Eunos residents and grassroots volunteers last evening to celebrate National Day, at the invitation of Adviser Chua Eng Leong.
I thank everyone for their support, thus enabling Singapore to ride out the challenges in the last few years. The government will continue to take care of all Singaporeans, especially the less privileged amongst us. If we remain cohesive and united, we will emerge even stronger.
Happy National Day!
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Yesterday at 19:06 ·Happy to join our Eunos residents and grassroots volunteers last evening to celebrate National Day, at the invitation of Adviser Chua Eng Leong.
I thank everyone for their support, thus enabling Singapore to ride out the challenges in the last few years. The government will continue to take care of all Singaporeans, especially the less privileged amongst us. If we remain cohesive and united, we will emerge even stronger.
Happy National Day!
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Keechiu thanks teachers.
A BIG Thank You
to our teachers for helping our children to find their footing in a fast-changing world, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and anchor their values.
Our 35,000 Education Officers, Allied Educators and MOE Kindergarten Educators will receive a 5 – 10% salary increase from October 2022.
We would also like to thank the public for your support for our teachers. We look forward to continue working closely with parents and our community to realise the potential of our children.
Find out more below:
Www.go.gov.sg/moescheme2022
Chan Chun Sing
Yesterday at 14:24 ·A BIG Thank You
Our 35,000 Education Officers, Allied Educators and MOE Kindergarten Educators will receive a 5 – 10% salary increase from October 2022.
We would also like to thank the public for your support for our teachers. We look forward to continue working closely with parents and our community to realise the potential of our children.
Find out more below:
Www.go.gov.sg/moescheme2022
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Keechiu congratulates awardees.
Qiao Ling took a gap year after her GCE A-Level examination to intern at a start-up to explore her strengths and interests before furthering her studies.
Along with the internship, she was determined to give back to the community and took up various volunteer work, such as mentoring youths, volunteering at a hospice, and taking part in a door-to-door meals delivery programme. It is heartening to know that her gap year experience has given her new insights and strengthened her passion in IT systems, which she is now studying in university.
Qiao Ling is one of the 132 recipients of the 2022 Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) who embodies the spirit and values of courage and civic-mindedness.
With almost 80 sponsoring organisations that span 14 key sectors, Singapore-Industry Scholarship represents a key talent development partnership between our industry and the Government, and has awarded more than 1,200 scholarships since its inception in 2012.
Congratulations to all SgIS awardees this year! I believe that as future leaders of industry, each of you can play a role in charting the way forward for our economy and society.
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Yesterday at 19:03 ·Qiao Ling took a gap year after her GCE A-Level examination to intern at a start-up to explore her strengths and interests before furthering her studies.
Along with the internship, she was determined to give back to the community and took up various volunteer work, such as mentoring youths, volunteering at a hospice, and taking part in a door-to-door meals delivery programme. It is heartening to know that her gap year experience has given her new insights and strengthened her passion in IT systems, which she is now studying in university.
Qiao Ling is one of the 132 recipients of the 2022 Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) who embodies the spirit and values of courage and civic-mindedness.
With almost 80 sponsoring organisations that span 14 key sectors, Singapore-Industry Scholarship represents a key talent development partnership between our industry and the Government, and has awarded more than 1,200 scholarships since its inception in 2012.
Congratulations to all SgIS awardees this year! I believe that as future leaders of industry, each of you can play a role in charting the way forward for our economy and society.
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Keechiu visited Temasek Polytechnic.
At Temasek Polytechnic I met a diverse range of students. Yue Yi, Jia Hao and Jonathan are student innovators and the Makerspace+ is their second home. Noah, Jeremiah and Wei Lin manage the school’s Malware Analysis Centre. You could say that their fields of interest are totally different!
But I realised what they have in common is the confidence and skills that they have nurtured in their craft.
I learnt how to edit a blueprint on the laser cutting software from Jonathan and set it to print. He had to go through extensive training and safety procedures before using any of the machines in the Makerspace+. The Makerspace+ is open to student-initiated projects and they also make products like acrylic pencil holders or keychains for school events.
The Malware Analysis Centre is fully managed by students and they provide Malware detection, quarantine and eradication support to other students in the school. The Centre partners industry experts such as ST Engineering, Palo Alto, and CrowdStrike to stay updated on the latest malware. They have scanned up to 900 devices to date!
TP students also shared their concerns and aspirations for the future with me during our #ForwardSG dialogue. We discussed the need for cross-cultural competencies, the tenacity to operate in diverse environments and how they can hone their skill sets through #LifelongLearning to distinguish themselves and remain industry-relevant in a dynamic environment.
Thank you TP for having me!
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Yesterday at 12:32 ·At Temasek Polytechnic I met a diverse range of students. Yue Yi, Jia Hao and Jonathan are student innovators and the Makerspace+ is their second home. Noah, Jeremiah and Wei Lin manage the school’s Malware Analysis Centre. You could say that their fields of interest are totally different!
But I realised what they have in common is the confidence and skills that they have nurtured in their craft.
I learnt how to edit a blueprint on the laser cutting software from Jonathan and set it to print. He had to go through extensive training and safety procedures before using any of the machines in the Makerspace+. The Makerspace+ is open to student-initiated projects and they also make products like acrylic pencil holders or keychains for school events.
The Malware Analysis Centre is fully managed by students and they provide Malware detection, quarantine and eradication support to other students in the school. The Centre partners industry experts such as ST Engineering, Palo Alto, and CrowdStrike to stay updated on the latest malware. They have scanned up to 900 devices to date!
TP students also shared their concerns and aspirations for the future with me during our #ForwardSG dialogue. We discussed the need for cross-cultural competencies, the tenacity to operate in diverse environments and how they can hone their skill sets through #LifelongLearning to distinguish themselves and remain industry-relevant in a dynamic environment.
Thank you TP for having me!
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