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2020 O Level Examination Results
Programme 1. Administrative briefing
Outline 2. Principal’s address
3. Collection of results
This set of slides will be made
available to all students on the school
website after 5 pm today.
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GUIDE TO READING YOUR JAE FORM A Take note of the
registration deadline.
Administrative
These are your O level
and CCA grades.
briefing These are your RAW scores
without CCA bonus points.
A1-A2: 2 bonus points
B3 -C6: 1 bonus point
To be eligible for JC, you need
to have a RAW score of 20.
For Poly admission, the ABCD
Joint are your aggregates for:
A: Humanities & Media
Admission Courses
B: Business Courses
C: Engineering, Tech &
Exercise Science Courses
D: Design Courses
(JAE) Theses codes are the Poly/ITE
courses you are eligible for.
C: Nanyang Poly
N: Ngee Ann Poly
R: Republic Poly
S: Singapore Poly
T: Temasek Poly
V: ITE
Course Application
Worksheet
Administrative
briefing
o JAE 2020 booklet
o There is a time limit
of 15 mins for you to
Joint complete your online
Admission application.
Exercise o Complete the 12
(JAE) choices of courses
before you log-on to
the JAE online
application system.
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Administrative
briefing
What you need to do?
o Prepare Form A, JAE – PIN/SingPass and
completed worksheet.
Joint o Log onto www.moe.gov.sg/jae
Admission
If your JAE application is submitted successfully,
Exercise a Verification Slip appears on the screen. Print the
(JAE) slip and keep it.
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o All students successfully admitted to a school through
Administrative
Direct School Admission-JC (DSA-JC) Exercise/ Early
briefing
Admissions Exercise (EAE) will not be able to
participate in JAE.
o Their Form A will show that they have been admitted
Joint to an institution through DSA-JC/ EAE.
Admission o EAE offers are confirmed if they meet the following
Exercise criteria
(JAE) A net ELR2B2 score of 26 points or better for the
GCE O-Level examinations; and
Minimum Entry Requirements for the respective
polytechnic course.
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Key Considerations for Your Education &
Administrative Career Pathways
briefing o What am I good at? Are there areas that I am interested in?
Think about type of courses you have strengths and areas you are
interested in.
For example, you may be interested in healthcare and/or
engineering related courses.
Joint o Where should I go?
Admission List down all the institutions that offer courses aligned to your
interests.
Exercise For example, if you are interested in design, you could list down
(JAE) the design courses offered by the polytechnics, such as the
Diploma in Animation, offered by NP or Diploma in Sonic Arts,
offered by RP. You can also consider courses offered by ITE such
as the Higher Nitec in Interactive Design.
You may also consider Common Entry Programmes (CEP) in the
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polytechnics.
Multiple Post-Sec Education Pathways
Administrative
briefing
Joint
Admission
Exercise
(JAE)
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o Which institutions/courses should I choose?
Administrative Use all 12 JAE choices carefully. Consider all
briefing possibilities, including Higher Nitec Courses.
Refer to the JCs/CI, Poly and ITE websites to find out
more!
Joint For JCs/CI: (specific school websites)
Admission For polytechnic courses:
www.polytechnic.edu.sg
Exercise For ITE Higher Nitec courses: www.ite.edu.sg
(JAE)
Refer to the JAE booklet, including information on
the subject-specific minimum entry requirements
(MER), and the cut-off points the year before.
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For Poly-eligible Students with Borderline
Administrative Aggregate
briefing o Poly-eligible students with borderline aggregate scores
(~L1R4 22 to 28, with D7 or worse in Math) might not be
posted to a poly course.
o If so, take part in the combined Poly/ITE JAE Appeals
Joint and consider a range of courses and institutions,
Admission including Higher Nitec courses.
Exercise o Consider accepting the “alternative posting” to secure a
(JAE) place for your post-secondary option.
o You can still appeal to the other courses/institutions
directly if you wish, even if you have accepted the
posting offered through JAE appeal. 10For Higher Nitec-eligible Students with Borderline
Administrative Aggregate
briefing o Higher Nitec-eligible students with borderline aggregate
scores (~L1R4 of 31 pts or more, with F9 in Math) are
encouraged to apply Nitec courses vie JIE ‘O’ while
applying for JAE to broaden possibilities.
Joint
o If you did not receive a JAE posting, ITE might offer you
Admission a place in a Nitec course soon after the release of the JAE
Exercise posting results.
(JAE) o Consider accepting the “alternative posting” from ITE to
continue your studies.
o You can still appeal for a Higher Nitec course during the
JAE appeals. 11General FAQ on JAE
▪ Students should make sure they do consider the different institutions and
courses related to their area of interests
▪ If the students have Higher Mother Tongue, they must place choices for
JC before their choices for polytechnic so that bonus points from Higher
Mother Tongue can be considered
▪ If Higher Mother Tongue (HMT) instead of English is used as the first
language in the L1R5/L1R4 aggregate computation, students can still use
bonus points in the Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) provided students
obtain grades of A1 to C6 in both their first languages
▪ Aggregate scores are automatically calculated and reflected in Form A for
one past year and current year’s results
▪ Students are to accept their offer online while waiting for their
transfer/appeal. Failure to do so will deem to have forfeited his/her place
in the courseJoint Admissions Exercise (JAE)
• Which courses should I choose?
• Use all your 12 JAE choices carefully
• Refer to the polytechnic and ITE websites to find out more
• For polytechnic courses: www.polytechnic.edu.sg
• For ITE Higher Nitec courses: www.ite.edu.sg
• Explore courses that offer common first year programme and
allows progression to the same specialisation
• e.g. to go into Aeronautical Engineering with Previous ELR2B2 of 13,
you can also consider listing down Common Engineering Programme
with Previous ELR2B2 of 16 , which allows students to opt for
Aeronautical Engineering course at the end of the first semester.
• The following Common Entry Programmes are available in all
polytechnics
• COMMON ENGINEERING PROGRAMME
• COMMON BUSINESS PROGRAMME
• COMMON ICT PROGRAMME
CONFIDENTIAL 13Use your 12 choices wisely! You should not apply for
that dream course the
cut-off point is is too far
1st 3 Choices are your DREAM courses. off from your aggregate
Recommended to apply for dream courses with previous cut-off not more score. Eg. if your
aggregate score is 14 and
than 2 points less than your aggregate score.
the dream course cut-off
point is 9
These are courses
that also interest Next 6 choices are your NEXT BEST realistic alternatives
you should you fail These are courses with previous cut-off around your aggregate score.
to get your dream Also consider HIGHER NITEC COURSES as well as NITEC COURSES
courses
These are courses that
you will very likely get a
Last 3 choices are SAFETY NET courses. place if you fail to get
These are courses with previous cut-off more than your aggregate score. your dream and next
best coursesWhich courses should I appeal for and
Administrative How do I appeal?
briefing
o You can only appeal for the courses where you meet the current
year’s cut-off point and MER.
o Use all 6 JAE appeal choices carefully.
Joint Submit your appeal through the JAE appeals website:
Admission https://jaeappeal.edu.sg
Exercise o You will be informed of the outcome through the portal and SMS
(JAE) notifications. Note that appeal postings are subject to available
vacancies.
o If you are offered an alternative posting, do accept it and give it a
try, as it will give you a chance to continue your studies
15Can I still appeal after the end of JAE appeals?
Administrative
briefing o You can still appeal directly to the polytechnics and ITE
directly for courses that you are interested in
o You can do this even if you have accepted the posting
Joint offered through JAE appeals
Admission
Exercise
(JAE)
16Administrative o Application Period
briefing
Start date: 11 Jan 2021, Monday, 3 pm
End date: 15 Jan 2021, Friday, 4 pm
Joint o Posting Results: 28 Jan 2021, Thursday
Admission o Results can be obtained from
Exercise JAE website:
(JAE) https://www.moe.gov.sg/admissions/jae
SMS via applicant’s mobile number
17Administrative Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)
briefing
o PFP-eligible students will receive a copy of Form P
Application Period
Progression o
Pathway for Start date: 11 Jan 2021, Monday, 2 pm
Secondary End date: 15 Jan 2021, Friday, 4 pm
Four N(A) o Posting Results: 19 Jan 2021, Tuesday, 2 pm
Students o Results can be obtained from PFP website:
https://pfp.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP/index.html
o Accept/Reject/Appeal date by 21 Jan 2021, Thursday , 4 pm
18Direct-Entry-Scheme to Polytechnic
Administrative Programme (DPP)
briefing
o Application via DPP website:
http://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/intake/
Progression o Application Period
Pathway for Start Date: 11 Jan 2021, Monday, 3 pm
Secondary End Date: 15 Jan 2021, Friday. 4 pm
Four N(A)
o Posting Results: 19 Jan 2021, Tuesday, 9 am
Students
o Accept / Reject by: 21 Jan 2021, Tuesday
o Appeal by : 28 Jan 2021, Thursday
o Results can be obtained from DPP website:
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https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-deso For successful PFP and/or DPP applicants
Administrative
o Students who have been offered a place in the DPP under
briefing
the final application phase should report to ITE on
Thursday, 21 January upon acceptance of their DPP
course offer.
Progression
o The last day of school for Secondary 5 students who have
Pathway for accepted a place in the PFP will be on Friday, 29 January
Secondary 2021. Students will be informed by the respective
Four N(A) polytechnics of the enrolment dates for the PFP.
Students o Students who accepted a place in the earlier December
application phase of the DPP but have now decided to
take up a PFP offer will need to apply to ITE to withdraw
from the DPP first, before they are able to take up that
PFP offer. 20Application to Repeat
Administrative
briefing
For students who wish to repeat and are eligible
o See VP Miss Foo
o Submit Application Form (blue) to general
Re-admission Office
to school
Application Period:
o First Period: 11 – 15 Jan 2021, 12 pm
o Second Period: 28 Jan – 3 Feb 2021, 12 pm, 1st
to 5th working day, from the date of release of
the JAE posting results (28 Jan 2021)
21Administrative Appeal for Review of Results
briefing
o Pupils who have strong ground to believe that
there are discrepancies in their result are to
General approach the general office for the appeal for
review of results form.
Information
o Pupils have to pay $112.35 per appeal per subject.
o Completed forms are to be submitted together
with the fees payable by Friday, 15 Jan 2021.
22Administrative Certificate Amendment
briefing
o Candidates may request for a re-print of their
certificate only if their name were printed wrongly
General due to misspelling.
Information o There will be an amendment fee of $50 for each
certificate that requires a re-print.
o Completed forms are to be submitted together
with the fees payable by Friday, 30 Apr 2021.
23Administrative
THINK OPPORTUNITIES!
Briefing
▪ As you await your GCE O-Level
results, there are 3 possibilities:
General You are happy that your results meet
Information your expectations,
You are overjoyed that your results
exceed your expectations, or
You are worried/upset because your
results fall short of your
expectations.
24Managing Your Emotions When you receive your results, you may
feel overwhelmed by emotions. Managing
these emotions well will allow you to stay
and Making Your Decisions calm and make rational decisions.
Stop any unhelpful thoughts or actions that would make you more
STOP upset. Inhale deeply and exhale slowly using 10 counts as you
relax your muscles. Acknowledge your emotions.
Think through the different options that are available for you. Keep
THINK things in perspective. Remember that N-Level is just one part of
your life journey and not the destination.
Approach a trusted adult and seek his/her help. Have a
DO conversation with this person about what would be best for you.
Make a decision based on your options and take action.Administrative
Education and Career Guidance
briefing
If you need help in making informed decisions on your career
preference and educational pathways, you can log on to
My SkillsFuture Student Portal:
https://www.myskillsfuture.sg/secondary
General o User ID: SXXXXXXXX
Information o Password: 3069XXXXXX (The first 4 characters are our
school code which is 3069, then followed by the last 6 characters
of your NRIC)
This web portal provides information on various Polytechnics
and universities (local and foreign) and an insight into variety
of occupations and their entry level requirements to help you
plan your educational paths.
26Administrative
Education and Career Guidance
briefing
You may also refer to the brochure on
Taking My Next Step Forward After My GCE ‘O’ Levels
▪ https://go.gov.sg/whats-next
General
Information
27Education and Career Guidance
Administrative
o Students, who require ECG advice today, can approach any of
briefing
your teachers or the ECG Counsellor or ECG Committee in
Tech Room 1 today.
General ECG Counsellor:
Ms Samantha Woo
Information
1) Face to Face Consultation
11 Jan, Monday
2.30pm - 5.30pm@Tech Room 1
2) Online Consultation
12 Jan – 15 Jan
Book appointment
3) ECG Centre@MOE
28Education and Career Guidance
Administrative
briefing
General
Information
29ECG Centre @ MOE (Grange Road)
Administrative ECG counselling service is available for GCE O Level
briefing students. Appointments for ECG counselling may be made
via
o Website: http://bit.ly/moe_ecg
o Hotline: 6831 1420
General
o Address: ECG Centre, 51 Grange Road Blk 1, #01-03/04,
Information Singapore 249564
Operating Hours:
Mondays to Fridays: 9 am to 5 pm
Saturdays: 9 am to 12 pm
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Email: moe_ecg@moe.gov.sg
30Reach out for support
▪ If you have any concerns or are not coping, do
reach out to someone you trust and speak with
them. It could be a parent, teacher, school
counsellor or a friend that you can talk to.
▪ If you experience prolonged difficulties, the
Community Health Assessment Team (CHAT)
provides personalised and confidential mental
health checks and face-to-face consultation for
youth aged 16 to 30.
▪ To speak with a youth support worker, you can
visit CHAT Hub at *Scape, #05-05. You can
also call 6493 6500/ 6501 or email
CHAT@mentalhealth.sg.
▪ Alternatively, you may also call the Samaritans
of Singapore’s 24 hour hotline at 1800-221-
4444 to speak with someone.
Source: https://go.gov.sg/wellbeingsecjcciAdministrative You can access the computers at any of the
briefing following institutions during the registration
period:
o Junior Colleges
o Millennia Institute
Joint
o Polytechnics
Admission
o ITE Colleges
Exercise o MOE-Customer Service Center (MOE-CSC)
(JAE) o BGSS (NEXUS)
32Principal’s Address
Nanyang JC e-Open House 2021
(The Covid-19 Edition)
▪ Showcase Videos by CCAs & SIGs
▪ *Online Chit Chat Sessions with Our
Teachers (Limited slots available)
▪ *Guided Campus Tours (Limited slots
available)
*Registration for these sessions begins
11 Jan, 4pm.
Uniquely NYJC
▪ 4 Dress Down Days
▪ 8.30am start time
▪ Flexible subject combinations
▪ Empowered students, dedicated and caring
staff
Find out more on:
www.nanyangjc.moe.edu.sg35
Administrative More E-Open Houses! Do not miss it!
briefing
Check out the following link for the dates of the
E-Open House happening now!
General https://www.myskillsfuture.sg/content/student/en/secondary/edu
cation-guide/events.html
Information
36Collection of Results
o Collect according to Register Number.
Collection of o You will receive:
Results GCE O-level Result slip Form A
JAE Booklet or ITE Booklet
Factsheet for At-risk students
Important Factsheet on selecting JC/ MI/ Poly & ITE courses in
instructions JAE
How to Read Form A and General FAQ
Additional ECG Support for Parents
o Sign on Acknowledgement List
39Collection of
Summary of important dates
Results
Process Deadline
Important Joint Admission Exercise (JAE) 15 Jan 2021, 4 pm
instructions
Appeal for the review of results 15 Jan 2021, 4 pm
Repeat O Level examination 15 Jan 2021, 12 pm
40ALL THE BEST
Access to JAE Booklet
www.moe.gov.sg/2021jaebooklet
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