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Keechiu wishes NTUC FairPrice Share-a-Textbook happy 40th anniversary. 
Happy 40th anniversary, NTUC FairPrice Share-a-Textbook!
I am happy to hear that the community project has collected and redistributed more than 6.8 million books to help over 300,000 students over the years. With the support of volunteers, community partners, and schools, Share-a-Textbook allows us to care for the less privileged as a community and promote recycling as a sustainable lifestyle.
May this spirit of giving back to others continue to grow through Share-a-Textbook and inspire more to step forward to contribute to such causes.
Wishing NTUC FairPrice’s Share-a-Textbook many more good years to come!
#fptextbook
Chan Chun Sing added 5 new photos.
23 h ·Happy 40th anniversary, NTUC FairPrice Share-a-Textbook!
I am happy to hear that the community project has collected and redistributed more than 6.8 million books to help over 300,000 students over the years. With the support of volunteers, community partners, and schools, Share-a-Textbook allows us to care for the less privileged as a community and promote recycling as a sustainable lifestyle.
May this spirit of giving back to others continue to grow through Share-a-Textbook and inspire more to step forward to contribute to such causes.
Wishing NTUC FairPrice’s Share-a-Textbook many more good years to come!
#fptextbook
Keechiu spoke on the mutual trust between Singapore and China. 
Amidst today’s uncertain geopolitical environment, trust between countries and their peoples is more important than ever. At the 18th Joint Council for Bilateral Cooperation (JCBC) meeting, I spoke on the deep mutual trust between Singapore
and
China, built up by our predecessors. It will be our responsibility to plant the seeds of trust for the next generation, by maximising the opportunities for our younger generation to grow up together and understand one another’s interests, concerns and aspirations.
We announced the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the respective Ministries of Education of Singapore and China on the Singapore-China Foundation (SCF). Under this MOU, the SCF offers scholarships every year to officials from Singapore and China to pursue Master’s or executive programmes in the other’s country. This MOU renewal signals a positive continuation of Singapore-China education ties.
We look forward to resuming and stepping up our student, staff and internship exchanges, as well as academic and research interactions and collaborations in diverse fields such as science, technology, medical, social and international affairs.
Singapore can be a trusted and neutral platform for Chinese students, staff and researchers to engage with the region and the rest of the world. We hope that more Singaporean students and officials can have opportunities to appreciate the diversity and complexity of China. We will work closely with our Chinese counterparts to accomplish our shared objectives.
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Chan Chun Sing
2 d ·Amidst today’s uncertain geopolitical environment, trust between countries and their peoples is more important than ever. At the 18th Joint Council for Bilateral Cooperation (JCBC) meeting, I spoke on the deep mutual trust between Singapore
We announced the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the respective Ministries of Education of Singapore and China on the Singapore-China Foundation (SCF). Under this MOU, the SCF offers scholarships every year to officials from Singapore and China to pursue Master’s or executive programmes in the other’s country. This MOU renewal signals a positive continuation of Singapore-China education ties.
We look forward to resuming and stepping up our student, staff and internship exchanges, as well as academic and research interactions and collaborations in diverse fields such as science, technology, medical, social and international affairs.
Singapore can be a trusted and neutral platform for Chinese students, staff and researchers to engage with the region and the rest of the world. We hope that more Singaporean students and officials can have opportunities to appreciate the diversity and complexity of China. We will work closely with our Chinese counterparts to accomplish our shared objectives.
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Keechiu spoke at the Global Lifelong Learning Summit.
With the pace of technological change and speed of business cycles picking up, we know that lifelong learning is key to help Singaporeans and companies remain competitive and relevant.
But how can we organise ourselves to build a future-ready lifelong learning ecosystem? These are some of the key steps I shared at the Global Lifelong Learning Summit today:
Working with intermediaries such as trade associations and IHLs to act as integrators that articulate and aggregate skills demand across sectors.
Stepping up our investment in research into adult education pedagogies and appointing Institute for Adult Learning Singapore as a National Centre of Excellence for Adult Learning.
Strengthening support for mid-career workers, especially those in their 40s and 50s, by reducing opportunity costs of training through SkillsFuture Credit and training allowances.
In our world today, lifelong learning has become a necessity for us to develop confident individuals, a cohesive society, and a competitive country. There is still much more that we can do to achieve the outcomes that we want, and every one of us has a role to play to advance this nationwide agenda.
#LifelongLearning
#AdultTraining
#GLLS
Chan Chun Sing
2 d ·With the pace of technological change and speed of business cycles picking up, we know that lifelong learning is key to help Singaporeans and companies remain competitive and relevant.
But how can we organise ourselves to build a future-ready lifelong learning ecosystem? These are some of the key steps I shared at the Global Lifelong Learning Summit today:
In our world today, lifelong learning has become a necessity for us to develop confident individuals, a cohesive society, and a competitive country. There is still much more that we can do to achieve the outcomes that we want, and every one of us has a role to play to advance this nationwide agenda.
#LifelongLearning
#AdultTraining
#GLLS
Keechiu spoke at the Academy of Singapore Teachers (AST) Academy Awards for Professional Development 2022.
Very pleased to speak at the Academy of Singapore Teachers (AST) Academy Awards for Professional Development 2022 today. The annual awards recognise Ministry of Education, Singapore officers and partners for their contributions to MOE staff’s professional development, and support AST’s role to engender a teacher-led culture of professional excellence.
With greater global uncertainties ahead, we must nurture our students to overcome new challenges by honing how we teach, to ensure lifelong learning. This requires us to collaborate and learn from our colleagues, our peers, and experts.
Despite the COVID-19 disruptions, MOE continued to foster mutual professional development through a blended approach and online platforms. I am delighted that the highest number of nominations for the Fellow and Associate of AST awards were received this year, about 670. This shows how our fraternity values learning and the professional development of others.
Let’s continue to Lead, Care, and Inspire one another, constantly improving to make a big difference in our students’ lives.
Congratulations to all recipients for the AST Academy Awards for Professional Development!
Chan Chun Sing
2 d ·Very pleased to speak at the Academy of Singapore Teachers (AST) Academy Awards for Professional Development 2022 today. The annual awards recognise Ministry of Education, Singapore officers and partners for their contributions to MOE staff’s professional development, and support AST’s role to engender a teacher-led culture of professional excellence.
With greater global uncertainties ahead, we must nurture our students to overcome new challenges by honing how we teach, to ensure lifelong learning. This requires us to collaborate and learn from our colleagues, our peers, and experts.
Despite the COVID-19 disruptions, MOE continued to foster mutual professional development through a blended approach and online platforms. I am delighted that the highest number of nominations for the Fellow and Associate of AST awards were received this year, about 670. This shows how our fraternity values learning and the professional development of others.
Let’s continue to Lead, Care, and Inspire one another, constantly improving to make a big difference in our students’ lives.
Congratulations to all recipients for the AST Academy Awards for Professional Development!
Keechiu had a taste of fantastic food. 
Had a taste of the fantastic food by our talented student chefs at Nanyang Polytechnic. Do check out L’Rez if you are in the vicinity. The training restaurant is open to the public
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: Alicia, Chloe, Jolene, Minh Long, Risa, Sarah, Jia Lin, Zolyn from Nanyang Polytechnic]
Chan Chun Sing
1 d ·Had a taste of the fantastic food by our talented student chefs at Nanyang Polytechnic. Do check out L’Rez if you are in the vicinity. The training restaurant is open to the public
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Keechiu wants to build an eco-home.
If every one of us do our part, we can together build an eco-home and a sustainable Singapore for our children.
Join us tomorrow at Our Tanjong Pagar Tree Planting Day 2022!
Chan Chun Sing
1 d ·If every one of us do our part, we can together build an eco-home and a sustainable Singapore for our children.
Join us tomorrow at Our Tanjong Pagar Tree Planting Day 2022!
Keechiu answered some questions.
Answered some questions from Nanyang Polytechnic students when I visited them recently
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: Alicia, Chloe, Jolene, Minh Long, Risa, Sarah, Jia Lin, Zolyn from Nanyang Polytechnic]
Chan Chun Sing
1 d ·Answered some questions from Nanyang Polytechnic students when I visited them recently
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Keechiu congratulated K2 graduands. 
Congratulations to our K2 graduands from PAP Community Foundation Sparkletots Preschool @ Buona Vista Blocks 4, 32 and 54!
Happy to join them and their beaming family members this morning. As they will embark on their primary school journey soon, I encouraged them to keep learning and remain curious for life.
Proud of all of you!
Chan Chun Sing added 3 new photos.
2 d ·Congratulations to our K2 graduands from PAP Community Foundation Sparkletots Preschool @ Buona Vista Blocks 4, 32 and 54!
Happy to join them and their beaming family members this morning. As they will embark on their primary school journey soon, I encouraged them to keep learning and remain curious for life.
Proud of all of you!
Keechiu planted trees. 
Our Tanjong Pagar held our annual Tree Planting Day and Eco Festival
this weekend. The early morning rain did not dampen the spirits of our residents as they also took part in the various greening activities, such the upcycling and composting workshops.
United by our hopes to leave behind a greener and more sustainable Singapore for our future generations!
#TPEcoFest
Chan Chun Sing added 3 new photos.
1 d ·Our Tanjong Pagar held our annual Tree Planting Day and Eco Festival
United by our hopes to leave behind a greener and more sustainable Singapore for our future generations!
#TPEcoFest
Keechiu wants to build a community of care.
As Singaporeans, how can we build a community of care?
Students at Singapore Management University have been using their musical talents to empower Persons with Aphasia by supporting their rehabilitation and recovery.
The collaboration with Aphasia SG was initiated in 2021 by SMU SoundFoundry, a student club of musicians and vocalists.
“Aphasia is a common condition, but most members of the public are unaware of its existence,” said Joseph, the founder of the project and a year 3 student studying at the School of Law.
Recognising an opportunity to use SMU SoundFoundry's skillsets, he reached out to AphasiaSG, facilitating music therapy and supporting their craft-making, games and chit-chat sessions.
“Some Persons with Aphasia find it more difficult to communicate or be independent, so the community aspect is very important to get them to spend time with others and encourage them. I really love what we do. Many of the people we help have become friends,” Joseph shared.
Well done SMU!
May we all learn from your willingness to address society’s needs, and strive to build a more inclusive community.
Chan Chun Sing added 4 new photos.
1 d ·As Singaporeans, how can we build a community of care?
Students at Singapore Management University have been using their musical talents to empower Persons with Aphasia by supporting their rehabilitation and recovery.
The collaboration with Aphasia SG was initiated in 2021 by SMU SoundFoundry, a student club of musicians and vocalists.
“Aphasia is a common condition, but most members of the public are unaware of its existence,” said Joseph, the founder of the project and a year 3 student studying at the School of Law.
Recognising an opportunity to use SMU SoundFoundry's skillsets, he reached out to AphasiaSG, facilitating music therapy and supporting their craft-making, games and chit-chat sessions.
“Some Persons with Aphasia find it more difficult to communicate or be independent, so the community aspect is very important to get them to spend time with others and encourage them. I really love what we do. Many of the people we help have become friends,” Joseph shared.
Well done SMU!
May we all learn from your willingness to address society’s needs, and strive to build a more inclusive community.
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