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If can defer, no issue. What if cannot defer? You say that you need to work for straight 28days while in OFFSHORE. Mean you go back to SG to serve ICT then go back to OFFSHORE again?? |
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If you don't mind sharing, what industry are you in? |
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It is in semiconductor. :) |
Econs UOL grad with 2nd upper.. still cant find any jobs T_T
Poorman working as....? |
Hi friend, I'm working in an SME doing accounts management and admin stuff.
Not planning to stay long here though, colleagues are lovely but job prospects are nil..:o |
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How long have you been in unemployment status??? I'm currently taking part-time UOL Acct & Finance and from your unemployment status, i'm distressed. i hope i'm not wasting my time and money taking the course. oh well... Anyway, i hope you find employment soon with good pay and prospects. All the best & Good Luck!!! |
Here's a few tips to all those currently taking UOL courses especially in Finance related courses.
During your semester breaks. PLEASE GO FIND internships to take. Don't treat the 3-mth break as a holiday period. We are already losing out to local uni holders in terms of qualifications, the least you can do is find some work to put you on par. If possible approach MNC / Banks as they are quite happy to take on internships from UOL students as their requirements are not so strict for interns. I can guarantee you that unless you are a 1st class honours of UOL, without any prior work experience you will lose out to all the other local uni grads jostling for the same position that you are applying for. For me my greatest regret was not starting from year 1, it was only in my 2nd year did i apply and worked for a bank as an intern and that definitely helped me to secure a few job offers. |
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No offense to UOL grads, just stating the fact from a similar level RMIT grad here. |
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Majority of UOL students are either from poly or from JC whose 'A' levels did not fare well enough to gain entry. That being said, I think we all deserve a second-chance and the exams of UOL are by no means a walk in the park even though it's a DL degree. there's still substantial effort required in order to get good honours. My point about the internships was to highlight what you've said which is almost every undergrad from good unis are doing internships, so UOL students should not be slacking as they are already academically far behind the local uni peers. Besides, it would be good exposure to mix around with the good uni students and pick up essential skills from your superiors during internships. |
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