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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow. Now i know why so many people are interested to join LTA. 17 is quite a fat package.

Thanks for contributing.

no problem. but like i said, this is what i was told. will only know next year.. haha

Originally Posted by Unregistered

From the SIM-UOL thread:



So Civil Service roughly paying under 3k for a FCH UOL degree.

well, i guess it varies across agencies. i dont believe the different between a UOL FCH and local U FCH in the same agency same role can be more than 1k.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

well, i guess it varies across agencies. i dont believe the different between a UOL FCH and local U FCH in the same agency same role can be more than 1k.

not sure too, but sad if it is true..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not sure too, but sad if it is true..

well if thats the case, go private sector instead..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not sure too, but sad if it is true..

There's nothing to be sad of. The government have to protect graduates from local universities. If we encourage the culture that SIM UOL is great and on par with NUS/NTU, many students have the assumption that they can just "yolo" and flung their O levels/Diploma as eventually they can pay to enter SIM.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

There's nothing to be sad of. The government have to protect graduates from local universities. If we encourage the culture that SIM UOL is great and on par with NUS/NTU, many students have the assumption that they can just "yolo" and flung their O levels/Diploma as eventually they can pay to enter SIM.

Really nothing to be sad of. At entry level, SIM UOL can never be on par with local university graduates based on qualifications. This applies when you are applying private sector graduate programs or civil service.

However as you progress along your career path, the value of your qualification will slowly diminish in general. Your relevant experience and tenure will count alot more. Likewise salary may not be the top priority after working for several years. Working with good colleagues/bosses, in good culture, constant learning and being appreciated at work do play a part in whether you are happy in a job.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

There's nothing to be sad of. The government have to protect graduates from local universities. If we encourage the culture that SIM UOL is great and on par with NUS/NTU, many students have the assumption that they can just "yolo" and flung their O levels/Diploma as eventually they can pay to enter SIM.

agree.. at fresh grad, there is no prior experience for HR to evaluate also. hence, they can only benchmark on your studies..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

There's nothing to be sad of. The government have to protect graduates from local universities. If we encourage the culture that SIM UOL is great and on par with NUS/NTU, many students have the assumption that they can just "yolo" and flung their O levels/Diploma as eventually they can pay to enter SIM.

Sorry but you sound like a typical cocky graduate from NUS. I bet with you that it's harder to attain FCH in SIM UOL than in NUS.

It's now up to the public service to recognise SIM on par with NUS or its just plain discrimination.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I bet with you that it's harder to attain FCH in SIM UOL than in NUS.

Wow, for that the Civil Service ought to be ashamed of the discrimination.

And i laughed. Sorry.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sorry but you sound like a typical cocky graduate from NUS. I bet with you that it's harder to attain FCH in SIM UOL than in NUS.

It's now up to the public service to recognise SIM on par with NUS or its just plain discrimination.

HAHAHAHHAAHAH this is by far the funniest joke in the whole forum
keep believing in yourself!