ICA (under Home Affairs)

[temp111]

Anybody here care to share the life of an ICA Senior Officer?
After getting my part time degree in UniSim, I'm planning to apply for that position.
Anybody care to share or advice on the career progression and pay or even the job nature?
Thanks in advance!!

realistically, you should be applying for ICA Junior Officer. They may not recognise SIM/MDIS/Auston/PSB etc....

Originally Posted by temp111

Anybody here care to share the life of an ICA Senior Officer?
After getting my part time degree in UniSim, I'm planning to apply for that position.
Anybody care to share or advice on the career progression and pay or even the job nature?
Thanks in advance!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

realistically, you should be applying for ICA Junior Officer. They may not recognise SIM/MDIS/Auston/PSB etc....

what is the point for applying for a poly position whereas you got a degree....

because the government do not recognise the SIM degree. That is why.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what is the point for applying for a poly position whereas you got a degree....

Originally Posted by Unregistered

because the government do not recognise the SIM degree. That is why.

if got private degree like SIM, dun work for government job, go private sector better

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

because the government do not recognise the SIM degree. That is why.

Pardon me if I'm wrong, I have some friends who are UniSim degree holders who are in Senior Uniform Positions.

Can try. Hope for the best but be prepared for the worst.
Unless there are strong recommendations, it is difficult to join the public sector with an external degree or distance learning degree.

Originally Posted by temp111

Pardon me if I'm wrong, I have some friends who are UniSim degree holders who are in Senior Uniform Positions.

Originally Posted by temp111

Pardon me if I'm wrong, I have some friends who are UniSim degree holders who are in Senior Uniform Positions.

usually they are promoted from junior to senior position after getting their deg, but if u want to enter as a senior position with non-local uni degree, it will be very hard, unless perhaps u did very very well for ur NS.

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

usually they are promoted from junior to senior position after getting their deg, but if u want to enter as a senior position with non-local uni degree, it will be very hard, unless perhaps u did very very well for ur NS.

Yes. He did his part time degree in UniSim while working full time for the civil service in one of the home team agency in a civilian position. After graduating with a degree, he applied for the senior uniform officer.

[haiz2006]

CPIB IO or ICA Senior OFFICER?