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some people veri funi, online anoynomous forum also want to secret here secret there. want to ask about pay dun even want to share which stat board he joining. how to help like that?

i agree. details could be shared for knowledge purpose, since poster is anonymous.

Will it be hard to move out of civil service back into private sector? Seems to me that private sector doesn't view the civil experiences as favourably as compared to private experiences.

This has always been one of my top considerations when applying for a government job.

Anybody would like to share their thoughts?

[lmaohaha]

i was told by a stat board that appointment is only accepted subject to a medical examination which i will undergo in a week's time. anyone failed medical chkup and rejected employment b4?

Originally Posted by lmaohaha

i was told by a stat board that appointment is only accepted subject to a medical examination which i will undergo in a week's time. anyone failed medical chkup and rejected employment b4?

quite unlikely to fail if ur below 35yo

[temp111]

I'm thinking of joining ICA as a senior uniform officer there.
Can somebody advice?
Wats the retirement age for an ICA senior uniform officer?

Originally Posted by temp111

I'm thinking of joining ICA as a senior uniform officer there.
Can somebody advice?
Wats the retirement age for an ICA senior uniform officer?

55 yo for uniformed officer.
how old r u currently? local or private degree?

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

55 yo for uniformed officer.
how old r u currently? local or private degree?

once i get my private degree, I will be 27.
its a degree from UniSim.

its recognised rite?

Originally Posted by temp111

once i get my private degree, I will be 27.
its a degree from UniSim.

its recognised rite?

u should check with the hometeam 1st.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

u should check with the hometeam 1st.

Saw this in a FAQ section at Public Service Division

Does the Public Service have a list of recognised degrees awarded by universities located outside of Singapore?

There is no central government authority that assesses or accords recognition to degrees for employment purposes. In general, degrees from universities accredited by the home government of the country where the university originates will be considered for appointment into the Public Service. This applies to degrees obtained full-time or part time, through distance-learning or twinning programmes, etc. In addition, for professional qualifications, the degrees obtained from local or foreign institutions must be recognised by the relevant professional bodies in Singapore to be considered for employment into the Public Service.