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Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School GCE ‘N’ Level Results 18 December 2017
The 3 ECG Questions
Pathways available to Sec 4N(A) Students
Polytechnic Direct-Entry- Sec 5N(A) Nitec
Foundation Scheme to GCE ‘O’ Level Courses
Programme* Polytechnic
Programme*
Eligible students: Eligible students: Eligible students: Eligible students:
*Also met subject-specific minimum entry requirements
Legend:
ELMAB3 ≤ 11
ELMAB3 ≤ 19
ELMAB3 > 19
Pathways available to Sec 4N(T) Students
3-year Enhanced 2-year Nitec
Nitec Foundation courses
Programme
Eligible students: Eligible students:
Legend:
0 or 1 ‘N’ Level pass
2 or more ‘N’ Level passes
Both 2-year Nitec courses and 3-year Enhanced Nitec
Foundation Programme allow progression to Higher Nitec
courses and Polytechnics.
For students planning
to enter ITE
(Nitec and Higher Nitec)
Institute of Technical Education (ITE)
Institute of Technical
Education (ITE)
For students
with an aptitude for
hands-on
learning
National Higher National ITE
ITE Certificate Certificate
(Nitec) (Higher Nitec)
Institute of Technical Education (ITE) All three ITE Colleges offer common courses such as Engineering, ICT and Business & Services.
Overview
Polytechnic Diploma ITE Technical
Diploma
Upon completion,
students will
receive work ready
qualifications. Higher Nitec
Nitec
Via DPP
GCE N(T)-Levels GCE N(A)-LevelsHow can I enter ITE?
Sec 4N(A) Sec 4N(T)
results results
2-year Higher 2-year Nitec 2-year Nitec 3-year Enhanced
Nitec courses via Courses Traineeship Nitec Foundation
DPP Courses Programme
Wide range of
Nitec courses
available providing Unique scheme
Pre-requisites that offers you
hands-on training Catered for
ELMAB3 ≤ 19 & an ITE education
subject-specific in Engineering, students with
ICT and Business and allows you to
minimum entry 0 or 1
& Services gain real-life work
requirements ‘N’ Level pass
experienceDo note that…
Some courses have course-specific requirements, or might require you to go for
additional interviews or tests. More information is available in the ITE Admission
Booklet.
Each Nitec course allows progression to specific Higher Nitec courses. More
information is available on the ITE website.
For students intending to progress on to the polytechnics after ITE, do note that
ITE courses are mapped to specific polytechnic courses. More information is
available at http://jpae.polytechnic.edu.sgFor Sec 4 N(A) students
planning to enter
the PolytechnicsPolytechnics
Nanyang Polytechnic Diploma courses are
hands-on and focus on
Ngee Ann Polytechnic preparing students for
work
Republic Polytechnic
Students graduate with
Singapore Polytechnic a Diploma in
specific area of study.
Temasek PolytechnicHow can I enter a Polytechnic?
Enter ITE first, then poly after
completing Higher Nitec Enter poly after completing
Using Sec 4 N(A) Level results
S5N(A)
Polytechnic Foundation Direct-entry-scheme to
Joint Admissions Exercise
Programme (PFP) Polytechnic Programme
(JAE)
(DPP)
Enter ITE first, then apply to
poly later Enter ITE first, then apply to
poly later
Joint Polytechnic
Early Admissions Exercise
Admissions Exercise
(for ITE students)
(JPAE)Using Sec 4 N(A) Level
results How can I enter a
Polytechnic Foundation
Programme (PFP)
Polytechnic?
Who should apply: Students who meet the PFP eligibility criteria* and are certain
that they wish to pursue a polytechnic education
* Eligibility Check:
Sec 4N(A) student who has sat for GCE N-Level 2017
Obtained ELMAB3 (English, Math, 3 Best subjects) aggregate of 11 points or
less (before deduction of CCA bonus points)
Obtained Grade 3 or better for all subjects used in the computation of your
ELMAB3 aggregate (Note: Certain PFP courses require an EL grade of 2.)
If you can check all 3 boxes above, you’re eligible!Enter ITE first, then poly
after completing Higher
Nitec
How can I enter a
Direct-entry-scheme to
Polytechnic Programme
(DPP)
Polytechnic?
+ =
DPP prepares students for Achieve minimum Assured of a
Polytechnic via 2-yr qualifying place in a
Higher Nitec in ITE Higher Nitec Grade mapped*
Point Average (GPA) Polytechnic
course
* Please refer to https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/
for the mapping of DPP courses to diploma coursesEnter poly after
completing S5N(A) How can I enter a
Joint Admissions Exercise
(JAE) Polytechnic?
ELR2B2 is used for admissions into the Polytechnics.
English Language
2 RELEVANT subjects for the course applied for
2 other best subjects
Students must also qualify for the Minimum Entry Requirements for the
course they want to pursue
Refer to JAE booklet 2018 for details of admission criteria:
http://www.moe.gov.sg/admissions/joint-admissions-exercise/jae-information-bookletEnter ITE first, then apply to
poly later
How can I enter a
Joint Polytechnic
Admissions Exercise (JPAE)
Polytechnic?
Net Cumulative GPA (including ITE CCA bonus points) is used
for admissions into the Polytechnics.
Students must obtain minimum qualifying
GPA (2.0 for Higher Nitec; 3.5 for Nitec) to be eligible for
progression to the Polytechnics.
Nitec graduates are also eligible progress to Higher Nitec
if they meet the minimum qualifying
GPA (2.3 for Engineering and ICT; 2.8 for Business and
Services).
Refer to the JPAE website for more information:
https://jpae.polytechnic.edu.sgApplication for DPP
• Students eligible for DPP will be invited to apply
for the DPP.
• Students eligible for DPP should submit DPP
applications online via the DPP application
portal (www.ite.edu.sg).The application window
will open at
- 2.30 pm on 18 Dec 2017 – 5.00pm 21 Dec 2017
20Release of DPP Posting results • 1st phase DPP posting results will be released on 26 Dec 2017 @ 9 am. • Students who receive a DPP offer are required to log on to the ITE application portal between 9.00 am on 26 December 2017 and 3.00 pm on 28 December 2017 to accept or reject the DPP offer. • You can also check posting results online via the respective application portals.
Accepting or Rejecting DPP • Students are required to log on to the DPP application portal to indicate whether you wish to accept or reject the DPP offer. • Students who do not have a confirmed place in the DPP should report to their secondary schools on 2 January 2018 for Secondary 5.
Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP) •The PFP is a one-year foundation programme for polytechnic-bound students offering a practice- oriented curriculum taught by polytechnic lecturers. •PFP students are given provisional places in diploma programmes, subject to them passing all modules in the one-year PFP.
Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP) Eligibility
ELMAB3 ≤11 (excluding CCA bonus points); AND
the following requirements
For Courses featured in Group 1 Minimum Required Grades
English Language Syllabus A 3
Mathematics (Syllabus A / Additional) 3
•One of the following relevant subjects: Science (Physics, Chemistry)
•Science (Physics, Biology)
•Science (Chemistry, Biology) 3
•Food and Nutrition
•Design and Technology
Any two other subjects excluding CCA 3
For Courses featured in Group 2 Minimum Required Grades
English Language Syllabus A 2
Mathematics (Syllabus A / Additional) 3
•One of the following relevant subjects:Principles of Accounts
•Literature in English
•History
3
•Combined Humanities
•Geography
•Art 24
Any two other subjects excluding CCA 3Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)
• For N(A) students who are academically strong
and clearly polytechnic bound
• Suitable for students with blended learning
styles (conceptual and applied)
25Application for PFP
• Application for PFP will commence in January
2018, on the day when the results of the GCE
Ordinary Level Examinations are released. On the
same day, students eligible for the PFP will
receive a copy of Form P, inviting you to apply for
the PFP.
• Students interested in applying to the PFP should
first progress to Secondary 5 on 2 January
2018, while waiting for the outcome of the PFP
posting.
26For students who are only interested in the PFP:
•You should progress to Sec 5, and apply for the PFP in January.
•If their application is successful, they will withdraw from Sec 5 by the
end of January 2018. All PFP-bound students are required to attend
classes up till the last Friday of January.
• Please note: Being eligible to apply for the PFP does not guarantee
a successful placement into a PFP course.
•For students who are only interested in the DPP:
•should apply for the DPP once they receive their N(A)-Level results in
December. Should they accept a DPP offer, they should not return to
their secondary schools for Sec 5N(A).
• You should apply to the DPP
• between
• 18 Dec 2.30pm to 21 Dec 5.00pm.For students who are uncertain and/or interested in both PFP and DPP: •If you are certain that you do not want to continue with Sec 5 and pursue the GCE O-Levels, you may apply for the DPP in December. Upon the release of the GCE O-Level results in January, eligible students may apply for the PFP. If you are offered and accept a PFP place, you may withdraw from the DPP. Alternatively, •You may progress to Sec 5 first. Upon release of the GCE O-Level results in January, you may then apply for the PFP and DPP concurrently.
Timeline for DPP / PFP 2018
18 Dec 2017
Release of GCE Release of GCE
‘N’-results ‘O’-results Release of PFP Applicants to
DPP-Eligible PFP-Eligible PFP Offers confirm
students receive students receive acceptance
‘Form N’ ‘Form P’
PFP
PFP Acceptance
Application and Appeal
mid Dec 26 Jan
1st DPP DPP DPP
Application Appeal & Late Application Last day of
18 – 21 Dec Applications Window school for
Late Dec students who
accept PFP/DPP*
Dec 2017 Jan 2018 offersFor Sec 4 N(A) students
planning to take
the GCE O-LevelProgress to Sec 5 and take GCE ‘O’ Level
Upon completion, GCE ‘O’ Level holders can apply for
admission to the junior colleges, centralised institute,
the polytechnics and ITE.
While taking the GCE ‘O’ Level pathway provides you
with more flexibility in your future options, you need to
consider your preferred learning styles, interests,
strengths and passions. Are they aligned with
your education and
career goals?For students considering
private educationTips When Deciding on Private
Education
• Why are you
Reasons
furthering
your
studies?
• How ready
Readiness
are you to
further your
studies?
• Do you know
Risks the possible
drawbacks?8 Things You Should Know Before You Enroll in A Private School
Do You Know?
For more information on post-GCE N-Level options,
log on to myskillsfuture.sg/secondaryhttps://www.myskillsfuture.sg/secondary
• Login ID: NRIC (all Caps), Temporary Password
Kuo Chuan + NRIC Last 6
School Code digits
S 8 8 1 2 3 4 5 K
(7028)
7 0 2 8 + 1 2 3 4 5 K
• (My) New Password
– 8 to 24 alphanumeric characters
– Contains at least 1 number, and 1 character
– Cannot be the User ID [which is your NRIC
number]
– Password is case sensitive
• My Email, Answer for my Security Question
38Documents you will receive today • GCE ‘N’ Level Result Slip • Application Form for SEC 5 Normal (A) – Form A (green) & Booklist • HIGHER NITEC/NITEC Admission Booklet & Application Form – Form N
Procedure • Check personal particulars on result slip. • Fill in application Form A for admission to Secondary 5 NA in 2018 if eligible • Fill in application Form B for retention in Secondary 4 NA in 2018 if eligible • Use Form N for application to HIGHER NITEC/NITEC courses. Online application.
Procedure for Admission to Sec 5 NA • Submission deadline to school General Office for Form A is 20 Dec (Wed) 2017, 5 pm. • A photocopy of your result slip must be attached together with Form A submission
Procedure (Repeat Sec 4NA)
For students who wants to repeat:
• Meet Mr. Patrick Goh on 19 Dec 2017 (Tue)
at 10 am @ the General Office.
• Bring along :
1. Form B
2. a copy of your original GCE ‘N’ Level
results slipOther Information Appeal for Review of GCE ‘N’ Level Result • Collect appeal forms from Mr. Trevor by the end of today • Appeal form must be commented and endorsed by Principal and subject teachers • Pay fee of $112.35 per subject appeal (inclusive of 7% GST) • Appeal not later than 22 Dec 2017 • Students who do not have a strong ground for submitting an appeal should be discouraged from doing so • Outcome will be released by 29 January 2018
Other Information • Please check that your personal particulars (such as statutory names and Hanyu Pinyin names) are printed correctly on your result slips as the same personal particulars will be printed on your certificates. • Any request for amendments to students' personal particulars after 29 Dec 2017 will incur an administration charge of S$50 per certificate.
Schedule for ECG counseling • Bring results slip, Forms & ITE booklet • Teachers in-charge: Ms. Ginn, Mr. Pandiyan & Mr. Chong Min • If you wish to make an appointment to see them tomorrow, please inform Mr. Pandiyan by the end of today.
Schedule for ECG counseling Venue: General Office Time: 18 Dec : 3pm to 5pm Teacher: Ms. Ginn & Mr. Pandiyan 19 Dec : 9am to 1pm Teacher: Mr. Pandiyan & Mr. Chong Min Note: Please email Mr. Pandiyan if you would require ECG counselling on any other day.
ECG Centre @ MOE (Grange Road) • Making informed decisions is important for successful transition from school to further education. • Speak with your teachers and ECG Counsellors (if any) in schools, besides your parents, on the possible pathways. • ECG counselling service is available for GCE N-Level students from 11th Dec 2017 to 23rd Dec 2017 • Details on how to make an appointment can be found in the pamphlet distributed to you.
Additional Resources This e-book illustrates how 54 individuals go through diverse education and career pathways. There are many options that cater to the students’ needs to help them succeed in their selected paths. www.moe.gov.sg/the-next-step-forward
Additional Resources A Guide for Parents in ECG, titled, Journeying with Our Children, Achieving their Aspiration is a publication intended to support parents with tips and advice on ECG, and considerations at key education stages to guide their children. www.moe.gov.sg/ecg-parent-guide
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