Singapore Education

Singapore education has given me the confidence to face the business world of tomorrow

Studying overseas is a significant decision in any student’s life and I’m glad I choose Singapore for my academic journey. All my apprehensions of adjusting to a new social and academic culture were put at ease from my very first day at the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). I had the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) degree from a renowned Australian university whilst enjoying the comfort of studying in Singapore’s warm and friendly environment. The course was very well structured with real world applications and provided a forum for challenging and interactive group discussions. Overall my academic experiences and qualifications have sharpened my communication and presentation skills and given me the confidence to face the business world of tomorrow.

Singapore’s top ranking and pro-business environment, seamlessly connected to the rest of the world, has led to its development as a global business hub. Singapore is, today, one of the world’s most developed economies attracting investors, talent and enterprise from around the world. Singapore is home to over 7000 multinational corporations as well asl more than 90000 professional expatriates, thereby providing students with an abundance of networking and career opportunities amidst a vibrant and cosmopolitan setting.

Recognized as a leading education hub in Asia, Singapore offers the best of global education in business and management. Singapore’s three public universities; Nanyang Technological University (NTU), National University of Singapore (NUS) and Singapore Management University (SMU), offers world-class degree programs at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Singapore has also attracted top business schools from around the world. ESSEC (France), INSEAD (France), SP Jain Institute of Management (India) and University of Chicago Graduate School of Business (USA) have all set up permanent campuses in Singapore. These are complemented by various established private education organizations, such as PSB Academy and Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), which offer a broad range of programs from certificate to postgraduate levels.

Over and above the many opportunities to study and work, Singapore is an irresistible draw for international students for its cultural diversity, excellent infrastructure and high, yet affordable, quality of life. Located at the crossroads of Asia, Singapore is a truly international city where East meets West, proving easy access to all parts of Asia and the Asia Pacific.

Visit www.singaporeedu.gov.sg for more information on courses in business and management, and other fields of interest.

Income Vs Spending

Ok this is going to be the best article of this blog. All of us wonder every day thinking of our income and blaming to the government to retail shops that the income is not enough to live. Including USA this is now becoming globalization with the food price goes up. Now we are going to concider about this matter in deep.

We thought that the income is not increasing with the increasing of living cost. This is more important to those who lives in third world developing countries. But the real problem is not the income, it is the spenditure. The main reason for this problem is our spenditure grows every day and this rate is much higher than the income rate.

More hi-tech gadgets are coming to market and we are moving towards a luxury living even we can not effort. Banks and other financial organizations are helping to move into this living by giving credit cards and other loans. And eventually these businesses are gorwing but we are getting poor every day.

We have to carefully plan and spend our income only for the things that we really need. We have to limit our expectations and try to satisfy with the things that we already own. It is not that hard, now days everything becoming fashion and why not concider this as a fashion also.

Try to save at least something from your earnings and that will ensure you in bad times. You must have a medical insurance. Most important thing is you just have to move towards hi-tech living slowly and balance it with your income.

How to manage your bank account?

I believe that every person should have a saving bank account. But the problem is how to manage a bank account? A saving account is a technique you use to deposit and keep your money securely for future use. But most people do (including me) is they deposite money and get back those money for various resons. That is not a good practice. You must save some money in your bank account not for immediate futre use, but as along term saving at least for another 5 years. You should not withdraw money from your saving account, unless it is very very important thing untill it reaches to the final time limit that you predicted, say five years.