Singapore Education News by Company Setup Expert

It said that a council for private Education has been aet up inder the Private Education Act to enforce rules and regulations for private school operators. Starting on December 21,2009. all private Education Institutions must register with the council to operate in or from Singapore.

Foreign system schools offering full-time primary or secondary international curriculum education are also required to register with the council. The regulations also extend to private education institutions offering full-time special education for students with disabilities and which do not receive any government subsidies. These new requirements will not only ensure the intergrity of private schools and their curriculums offered, but also bring about credibility to Singapore as an education hub in Asia.

Singapore set for stellar economic growth in 2010.

As I read about economy new of Singapore, it said that Singapore is becoming the world's fastest-growing economy in 2010. In addition to the new estimate, it said that there are 7 to 9 growth from the earlier. Outstrips forecasts of around 10 percent growth in regional powerhouse China and comes despite lingering worries over the US and European economies.

"Singapore will be the strongest-growing economy in Asia for the year and probably in the world." said Song Seng Wun, a Singapore-based regional economist with CIMB Research.

Singapore failed on floods: Lee Kuan Yew

The Singapore government's measures to reduce the impact of recent floods on home and businesses were insufficient, the island's founding father Lee Kuan Yew said in remarks published Thursday. Lee, commenting on Wednesday after Singpore suffered three bouts of severe flooding since mid-june, added that constant rain and limited land area made it difficult to totally prevent floods in the tropical city-state. Singapore used to be an exception in a region plagued by disasters but the recent flash floods have caused serious property damage and disrupted lives across the island, denting its repotation for urban management. The government has identified 52 flood-prone zones, including the financial district and the Orchard road shopping belt, and some establishments including luxury shops have resourt to installed unsightly sandbag barricades.

Singapore forces removal of dissident Youtube video.

A Singaporean filmmaker on Wednesday complied with a government order to remove a political film from video sharing site Youtube but said others were defiantly spreading it on the web. Martyn see said he was ordered by the information ministry to to take down all digital copies of the film from Youtube and his blogsite by July 14 or face up to two years in jail and a fine of 10,000 singapore dollars. The banned video titled "Ex-political prisoner speaks out in Singapore" is about a rare public talk in 2009 by Lim Hock Siew, a leftist medical doctor and activist held from 1963 to 1982 during then prime minister Lee Kuan Yew's rule.

The better way to travel in Singapore.

As I have written an article, It said about the rail lines in Singapor. SMRT operates three main rail lines, the North South Line which runs from Marina Bay Station to Jurong East Station via Woodlands Station, and the East West line which runs from Pasir Ris Station, and the Circle Line, which runs from Dhoby Ghaut Station to Marymount Station. If you wish to connect to the North East Line,simply change trains at Dhoby Ghaut Station, Outram Park Station or Serangoon Station For commuters headed to the Singapore Expo Centre or travellers bound for Singapore Changi Airport, hop on board the Singapore Changi Airport Express which calls at Tanah Merah Station. From this article, I think taking SMRT is more comfortable than taking buses because SMRT is more quickly.

Discover Singapore. Take a bus.

In Singapore, there is no better way to uncover
Singapore's hidden attracktive than by taking on SMRT bus. It doesn't matter that you are headed for a tourist attraction or a little-known corner of the island, it will take you there. With a fleet of 800 buses plying 74 routes, you are sure to discover something new about Singapore. SMRT buses also operates Singapore's first night service, the SMRT night-rider. Currently, there are seven NR services offering late or early in the morning travellers a safe and affordable means of travel. Moreover,SMRT buses using the handy guide covering places of attraction, nature, sport, culture and places of worship. I think, this is a comfortable way and easy to travel around the island.

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