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Dec 14

A big thank you for making Project Heartland Share &

Care an astounding success! We raised a total of

$13,303.32 after the dollar-to-dollar matching by Kaplan

Singapore. The funds raised were used to purchase

goodies for the 250 beneficiaries who were living in one-

bedroom rental flats in Bukit Merah and Bendemeer

public housing estates.

These beneficiaries are needy elderly residents registered with the Lions Befriender

Service Association, our partner for this meaningful charity project. Organised by

Student Affairs and Graduate Services office and supported by Kaplan Student

Committee and Kaplan Singapore, this repeat event

saw more than 200 students, staff and lecturers

pitching in to raise funds and lend a hand to pack and

eventually distribute the goodies over the month-long

campaign.

15 November 2014 was the distribution day and a

volunteer strength of 100 Kaplan students and staff

took time off from their busy schedules to deliver goodies door-to-door, bringing

smiles to the elderly residents. Volunteers were split into 2 groups to serve each

estate, with Bukit Merah having the largest group of volunteers to distribute 150

sets of food and basic necessities while Bendemeer volunteers served 100

beneficiaries. Volunteers also spent time to interact and chat with the elderly residents. Seeing their appreciative

smiles was enough to warm our hearts and make the effort all worth it! To be continued on page 5…

What’s in this issue: Page

Front Page: Heartland Share &

Care 1

Campus News: Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award 2014, Kaplan Singapore Diploma Students Challenge the Finance Industry and Win... Again!

2 - 3

CDS Editorial: Developing a Strategic Vision for Your Career Plan (part 1)

Alumni Focus: Mr Tan Wei Choon Ashton

Hot Jobs

Events Highlights: TEDx Youth @ Singapore World Imagine

4 - 6

Events Highlights: Writing Your

Way To A Job Interview, The

Brand Called YOU, Heartland

Share & Care

7 - 9

Upcoming Events: Writing Lab:

Writing And Referencing Skills,

Writing Your Way To A Job

Interviews, The Christmas Photo

Tales, Kaplan Bubble Baller,

Managing Job Interview, Make

People Listen Up, Good Writing

Skills, Canon EOS DSLR

Workshop

10 -13

Sporting News: Kaplan Elites,

Kaplan Knights

Interest Groups: S Club,

M.A.S.K, Badminton

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Information 16

Sandbox: Student Deals, What’s

in the next issue 17

13 & 15 Nov 2014

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Campus News

11 students and alumni were

commended for their

significant contributions

towards the various interest

groups over the past year at

the Student Life Awards 2014

held at the Pan Pacific Hotel.

The 11 students and alumni

received the Outstanding

Contribution to Student Life

Award 2014 from Mr Leon

Choong, Executive Vice-

President of Kaplan

Singapore during the recent

Kaplan Singapore Agents

Workshop on 5 Dec 2014.

The award recipients were

recognized for their various active roles in sports and special interest groups.

Prior to the awards segment, the Kaplan Student Committee roused the audience when they showcased their

talents, performing songs on keyboards and two other songs sung a Capella. To be continued on page 3.

Award recipients Interest Groups Award recipients Interest Groups

Thongsom Phuket Kaplan Photography Club & Campuslife Outreach

David Irvin Giducos Saloria Kaplan Knights Basketball Club

Kent Lin Congyong Kaplan Badminton Club & Kaplan Photography Club

Johnathan Wong Hoi Toong Kaplan Knights Basketball Club

Tarun Mohan Kaplan Elites Football Club Nicholas Cai Song De Kaplan Knights Basketball Club

Vaughn Chandra Langen Kaplan Elites Football Club Jia Yuan Kaplan Photography Club and Campuslife Outreach

Jiang Tianyun Kaplan Knights Basketball Club

Kristini Kaplan CaSE Community Service Club

Nou Soklina Kaplan CaSE Community Service Club

Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award 2014 award recipients and Kaplan Student Committee together with Mr. Leon Choong, Mr. Rhys Johnson and Lynn Chan

Tarun Mohan

Vaughn Chandra Langen

Jia Yuan Kent Lin Congyong

Jiang Tianyun Nicholas Cai Song De

Kristini

David Irvin Giducos Saloria

Thongsom Phuket

Johnathan Wong Hoi Toong

Outstanding Contribution To Student Life Award 2014

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For the second year in recent history, Kaplan Singapore Diploma students have finished first in Singapore and ahead of banking and finance industry professionals in external examinations awarded by the leading UK-Based Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI), a partner of Kaplan Singapore and the only partnership of its kind CISI shares with a Private Education Institute (PEI) in Singapore.

Indonesian student, Ms. Ivy Dian Pratiwi, tied for first place with two financial professionals

for the International Introduction to Securities and Investment paper, while her Malaysian classmate, Mr. Tang Wei Meng, finished outright first for the Combating Financial Crime paper.

The winners are shown here receiving their awards from Mr Leon Choong, Executive Vice-President, Kaplan Singapore and Mr Kevin Moore, Managing Director, CISI, who flew in for the awards ceremony held at Kaplan City Campus at Pomo on Selegie Road.

The two winners join a former graduate and local part-time student, Mr Chang Yixiong, who finished first in the International Investment Management exam 2012, and now has his own business in the financial industry.

Notably, the two students and their classmates sat for the prestigious examinations as part of their Diploma in Banking, Securities and Investment Management with the School of Diploma Studies in the Kaplan Higher Education Academy and Mr Tang Wei Meng.

Both students have since graduated the Diploma and articulated with advanced standing into a Bachelor of Science In Finance with University College Dublin.

Kaplan Singapore is proud of our students, our lecturers and our relationship with CISI and other leading industry associations. For more information on the programmes mentioned herein or any

other disciplines of interest, please visit Kaplan Singapore website.

Kaplan Singapore Diploma

Students Challenge the

Finance Industry and

Win... Again!

Campus News

From left to right: Kristini, Nicholas Cai Song De, David Irvin Giducos Saloria, Jiang Tianyun, Vaughn Chandra Langen, Jia Yuan, Tarun Mohan, Kent Lin Conyyong, Thongsom Phuket

9 Dec 2014

“Really proud that the winners of this year's Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment

Top Performance Awards go to Kaplan Diploma Graduates for Combating Financial Crime

(Tang Wei Meng from Malaysia) and Securities and International Investment (Ivy Dian

Pratiwi )”. - Mr Leon Choong, Executive Vice-President, Kaplan Singapore. Pictured with Mr

Kevin Moore, Managing Director, CISI

Article contributed by Mr. Christopher Harris

Head of School, Diploma Studies

Continued from page 2...

Our heartiest congratulations to

all award recipients and the

Kaplan Student Committee who

had played such an active part

to make Kaplan a fun-filled and

enriching place for their peers.

Ivy Dian Pratiwi with Mr Kevin Moore

Tang Wei Meng with Mr Kevin Moore

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Alumni Focus

Be inspired by the story of our Murdoch University graduate Tan Wei Choon Ashton, who is the

founder of Mindful Production and who actively makes time for community work.

Ever since he was young, Ashton has an acute interest in storytelling and creating images to

inspire people. This passion was what fuelled him to take up the Bachelor Degree in

Communication in Communication and Media Studies with Murdoch University in 2012. Ashton

said, “It serves to better equip myself to understand the cultural change, how media works in the

society, and the business aspects to marketing our brand.” After his graduation, Ashton, who had

been working in the media production industry for some years, mustered his courage and

resources to venture into opening his own film and photo production start-up. “Definitely,

knowledge gained from my degree has assisted me in understanding the society more. I am able to make better decisions towards

managing marketing and communication aspects.” Ashton even admitted that his textbook was a handy source of reference!

Ashton is also actively involved with The Morning Greeters which he co-founded with fellow

runner friends. The founders observed that running is a solitary sport and runners do not connect

with people around them when they are on their runs. Thus, they started greeting fellow runners

& park-users during their runs around parks and running trails. The Morning Greeters (TMG)

seeks to bring back the kampong-spirited culture into society through organized morning runs in

parks around Singapore. TMG has been continuously carrying out its weekly runs after the Island

Wide Run 2013. Since its inception, TMG has been featured on TV and radio channels multiple

times over the past two years for the great work they do.

Ashton said, “Though the impact might not be tremendous, TMG

believes that the little efforts we have put in are akin to a seed planted and we look forward to it

blossoming into a beautiful flower. The Morning Greeters gladly welcomes anyone who would like to

be a part of the Greet While You Jog movement and bring smiles to our community, our home”. Meet

the Morning Greeters at Potong Pasir MRT Station 7.30am on 4 Jan 2015 (Sunday) for their 2nd

Anniversary Run. For more details click here.

Greeters gather every Sunday for their Greet While You Jog movement. Do check out their Facebook

updates on the details of the weekly run. https://www.facebook.com/tm.greeters Here are some of the

videos https https://www.facebook.com/tm.greeters/videos

Tan Wei Choon, Ashton

Bachelor of Communication in Communication and Media Studies

Murdoch University (Class of 2013)

Kaplan opened its doors to more than 200 attendees for

TEDxYouth@Singapore on 15 Nov. The theme this year was

“Worlds Imagined”, encouraging participants to envision a world

where their boundaries are transcended and challenging

them to live out their dreams. Held at Wilkie Edge, this full-day event

saw a line-up of speakers that included personalities such as

Ross Tucker from Google, Liyana Sulaiman of Girls In Tech Sg and

the Regional Director of Shark Savers and John Lu among

others.

Supported by:

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Editorial

Developing a Strategic Vision for Your Career Plan (part 1) How many times will you change careers in your lifetime? If you're like most people, you'll change careers at least several times over the course of your life. How successful you'll be in making transitions among careers can at least be partially attributed to the amount of career planning and preparation you've done.

Every job-seeker needs to take the time to step way from the day-to-day grind of work and spend quality time reflecting on your career and developing some plans for your future. Whether you love your current job and employer or feel frustrated and confined by your job, career planning can help. Think of career planning as building bridges from your current job/career to your next job/career; without the bridge, you may easily stumble or lose your way, but with the bridge there is safety and direction.

Short-Term Career Planning A short-term career plan focuses on a timeframe ranging from the coming year to the next few years, depending on the job-seeker. The key characteristic of short-term career planning is developing realistic goals and objectives that you can accomplish in the near future.

As you begin your career planning, take the time to free yourself from all career barriers. What are career barriers? There are personal barriers (such as lack of motivation, apathy, laziness, or procrastination), family pressure (such as expectations to work in the family business, follow a certain career path, or avoidance of careers that are below your status/stature), and peer pressure. And while career planning and career decision-making is an important aspect of your life, do not put so much pressure on yourself that it paralyzes you from making any real choices, decisions, or plans. Finally, career planning is an ever-changing and evolving process -- or journey -- so take it slowly and easily.

To help you with your career planning, consider using the following exercises to their fullest potential:

1. Analyze your current/future lifestyle. Are you happy with your current life-style? Do you want to maintain it or change it? Be sure to identify the key characteristics of your ideal lifestyle. Does your current career path allow you the lifestyle you seek?

2. Analyze your likes/dislikes. What kinds of activities -- both at work and at play -- do you enjoy? What kind of activities do you avoid? Make a list of both types of activities. Now take a close look at your current job and career path in terms of your list of likes and dislikes. Does your current job have more likes or dislikes?

3. Analyze your passions. Reflect on the times and situations in which you feel most passionate, most energetic, most engaged - and see if you can develop a common profile of these situations. Develop a list of your passions. How many of these times occur while you are at work?

4. Analyze your strengths and weaknesses. Step back and look at yourself from an employer's perspective. What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? Think in terms of work experience, education/training, skill development, talents and abilities, technical knowledge, and personal characteristics.

5. Analyze your definition of success. Spend some time thinking about how you define success. What is success to you: wealth, power, control, contentment...

6. Analyze your personality. Are you an extravert or an introvert? Do you like thinking or doing? Do you like routines or change? Do you like sitting behind the desk or being on the move? Take the time to analyze yourself first, then take one or more of these self-assessment tests.

7. Analyze your dream job. Remember those papers you had to write as a kid about what you wanted to be when you grew up? Take the time to revert back to those idyllic times and brainstorm about your current dream job; be sure not to let any negative thoughts cloud your thinking. Look for ideas internally, but also make the effort to explore/research other careers/occupations that interest you.

8. Analyze your current situation. Before you can even do any planning, clearly and realistically identify your starting point.

To be continued on page 6...

Career Planning Exercises:

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Full -Time Positions

Retail Management Trainee at Goldlink Asia Distribution Pte

Ltd

Internships

Internship at Kaplan Singapore

Business Development at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Customer Relations at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Ecommerce Assistant at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Marcoms Assistant at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Operations - Finance and Admin at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Operations - HR and Admin at Shang Market Pte Ltd

Technology (Design and Development) at Shang Market Pte

Ltd

For more job opportunities, please visit Kaplan Campus Life CDS

Job Portal and Kaplan-Jobstreet Career Corner.

Editorial

5. Develop a plan to get qualified. Make a list of the types of qualifications you need to enhance your standing for your next ca-

reer move, such as receiving additional training, certification, or experience. Develop a timeline and action plans for achieving

each type, being sure to set specific goals and priorities.

4. Compare your current profile with the qualifications developed in step 3. How far apart are the

two profiles? If fairly well-matched, it may be time to switch to a job-search. If fairly far apart,

can you realistically achieve the qualifications in the short-term? If yes, move to the next step; if

no, consider returning to the first step.

3. Pinpoint the qualifications

you need to move to the

next step in your career or

to make the move to a new

career path. If you're not

sure, search job postings and

job ads, conduct

informational interviews,

research job descriptions.

2. Conduct detailed career research and gather

information on the careers that most interest

you. Use the many resources we list in

our Career Research Checklist.

1. Identify your next career move. If you have

been examining multiple career paths, now is

the time to narrow down the choices and focus

on one or two careers.

Next month, we bring you part two of this series on developing career goals for the long-term planning and share with

you the handy resources to help you along!

Article Source: http://www.quintcareers.com/career_plan.html

Continued from page 5...

Once you've completed these exercises, the next step is to develop a picture of yourself and your career over the next few years. Once you've developed the mental picture, the final step is developing a plan for achieving your goal.

Career Planning Steps:

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Heartland Share & Care Highlights

Bukit Merah Team

Bendemeer Team

13 & 15 Nov 2014

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Heartland Share & Care Highlights

Continued from front page…

On 13 Nov which was two days

before the distribution date, staff

and students were activated to

help in the mass assembly-line

packing of 500 goodie bags which contained food stuff and basic necessities such as

toiletries, towels and batteries plus a nourishing box of chicken essence for each

resident. Opening boxes after boxes, repacking at each station and before we know

it, it’s all ready to go! Amidst it all, the volunteers even managed to have fun and

laughter together. Mission impossible was completed within 3 hours! We would like to

shout our thanks to all 40 staff and students who gave time to help in the repacking.

Many hands make light work and this is indeed true for our Project

Heartland Share & Care! Kudos to all our donors and volunteers for

making this campaign such a brilliant success!

What’s in the goodie bag?

Cereals, Rice, Coffee, Tea, Biscuits Luncheon

Meat, Sardines, Towels, Toothbrush, Toothpaste,

Pickles, 1 Box Chicken Essence, Instant Noodles,

Medicated oil, Batteries, Plaster, Baked beans.

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Events highlights

The Brand Called YOU 12 Nov 2014

Instead of getting confused over what information to put into their resumes after surfing

the net, 27 graduating students from various programs braved the wet weather and

attended our ever popular Writing Your Way To A Job Interview on 26 Nov 2014. This

quarterly workshop is part of the Career Development Series framework organized by

the Student Affairs and Graduate Services Office.

The smallest details such as text placement, font use and a cover letter insert will leave

a deep impression on hiring managers. Participants also learnt how they could showcase themselves a lot better

through a well-worked resume. The follow up workshop Managing Job Interviews is coming your way on 29 Jan

2014 (Thu) and will work on improving interview skills and showcase a mock interview segment. The next

resume-writing workshop is scheduled to run on 10 Feb 2015. For more details refer to page 9.

Mr Eugene Lee

Do you know what your personal brand is?

Many of today’s young graduates and

students do not realise that the

employment market has already tagged

them as Gen X and even more

importantly, there is pre-conceived

perceptions of Gen X employees. What do

potential employers think of Gen X candidates? Trainer Steven

Yeong walked through these points with the participants during the

workshop The Brand Called YOU on 12 Nov 2014. The graduating

students and alumni also learnt about the do’s and don’ts on the

first 100 days at work as part of their branding exercise.

This workshop is another career development workshop organized

by the Student Affairs and Graduate Services Office.

Mr Steven Yeong

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Upcoming Events

Jingle bells, jingle bells jingle all the way~

While shopping malls are filled with

Christmas carols and the streets are all lighted up for the

coming merry festival,

let’s take a selfie.

Is that you? Join The

Christmas Photo Tales

and show us your selfie

skills on the 20 Dec

2014 (Sat). See you

there!

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Did you know?

You can now sign up for interest

groups and events via Kaplan

Campus Life on both the website

and through Facebook links.

Click here to find out more.

Events, Seminars & Workshop

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Upcoming Events

Fill up the

Registration for

Activities/

workshop form

and bring it along

with you to the

Student Affairs

and Graduate

Services Office at

PoMo campus

level 6 (next to

classroom 603),

Monday to Friday

9am - 6pm)

Yes BAT

is back!

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Upcoming Events

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Sporting News

Following their trial in early November, the newly regrouped

Kaplan Elites football team had a smooth kick off in the

Singapore Futsal Academy (SFA) Futsal League Season 6

under the Student Division. In the opening match on 5 Dec

2014, the team debuted with a resounding win against

WorldWide, grabbing their first win with

an impressive 6 – 1 margin. On top of

that, our player Azlan was recognized

as the Best Player of The Week for the

SFA Student Division.

This debut match of Kaplan Elites was also the comeback match for Azlan, who had taken an

eight-year break from street soccer competitions. “I truly hope that I’m able to achieve

consistency and continue contributing to the team and help the team win every game.” – Azlan

Keep up the great work Kaplan Elites! We look forward to more of your exploits on the field!

The Kaplan Knights were sorely tested in the BBAXN league season 18

when their 5-games winning streak was broken after the exciting draw

against Team DHL forced extra time which ended with a narrow 2 point

loss. The following week, the team regrouped and came out stronger

against a competitive MDIS team and beat their old rivals by a single

point in a hugely entertaining matchup of the PEIs on 9 Dec. Our Kaplan

Knights trains every Monday and the new and old players have been gelling well into a

formidable team. We are so proud of your fighting spirit, Knights!

Upcoming BBAXN league fixtures in January 2015

Date: Time: Venue:

13 Jan 2015 (Tue) 7.15pm SPE Court C (21 Evans Road, Singapore 259366 (Bukit Timah Road – nearest MRT

Station: Orchard MRT Station NS22)

27 Jan 2015 (Tue) 8.30pm ACS Court 1 ( 50 Barker Road a couple of bus stops away from Newton MRT )

The New Kaplan Elites:

Starting the SFA League with a Bang!

A Team That Stays Together Fights Together!

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Interest Groups

Introducing the S-Club,

Kaplan’s first ever interest

group for public speaking

enthusiasts!

The S-Club offers a platform for

Kaplan students who wish to improve

on their public speaking skills to

come together to further develop

their confidence and skills.

Club members will share pointers and give constructive

feedback to one another which will help them improve on

their oratory ability.

The club will provide club members with training and

educational resources to equip them with the relevant

skills required to boost their analytical reading, listening,

presentation, and communication competencies.

Do join us! Speak up and speak well. Email:

sawc.sg@kaplan.com

Many say a picture speaks a thousand words, Join

The Christmas Photo Tales this December and

capture the merry season of giving. Form a team of

2 - 4 photographers or sign up as an individual. A

basic photographic skill workshop will be provided

before the event date before you snap away!

*Professional camera not required.

Supported by:

Capture X’mas

With Us!

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Event Registration Instructions

1.To register for any event, kindly email with Subject:: Event/workshop title and your details as follows: Full Name, CT number, contact

number, email address, program/course OR Sign up as a user on Campus Life website and register for any events through the

website or register in person at Student Affairs and Graduate Services Office (SAGSO) located at PoMo campus, level 6 (next

to classroom 603) Monday to Friday 9:00am to 6:00pm.

2. An email acknowledgement will be sent to students within 3 working days of your registration email. If you do not hear from us, please

contact Student Affairs & Graduate Services Office at sawc.sg@kaplan.com or call 6411 4558 to check on your registration.

3. A refundable deposit of $10 / non-refundable registration fee (where stated) is required to secure your registration for the event.

4. Deposit is to be paid at least 7 days before the event date and serves to confirm your registration.

5. If deposit is not paid 7 days before event, email registration will be considered null and void. Your seat will be released.

6. Organizer reserves the right to decline entry to participants who have not registered or had not paid their deposit.

7. Please note that receipts issued for payment of deposit must be retained and presented on event day for deposit refund purposes.

Deposits will be forfeited for no-show on event day. Unclaimed deposits will be forfeited after 3 working days from event date.

8. Please note that photographs and videos may be taken for publicity purposes. By registering for the event, participants agree to the

use of their images by Kaplan for marketing and publicity purposes.

Note 1: Kaplan reserves the right to replace, modify or cancel the said event/programme due to insufficient registration. (Registrants will

be notified of any cancellation via email at least 3 days before the scheduled event)

Note 2: Any cancellation post registrations must be notified via email

to sawc.sg@kaplan.com or gso.sg@kaplan.com at least 7 days before the event

date, stating valid reasons and with supporting documents attached. All requests for

refunds are assessed on a case-to-case basis and shall be at the sole discretion of

the organizers.

Enquiry Matters

Your concerns matter to us. For prompt attention to related matters, please address concerns to:

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Information

3-Step Dispute & Grievance Resolution Process

Kaplan Singapore is committed to providing prompt and efficient channels for students to seek resolution for their dispute and grievance. A student dispute or grievance may arise from any aspect of their educational experience at Kaplan Singapore which they believe to be unfair, unjust or unreasonable. This would include unsatisfactory services (e.g. poor teaching quality, changes to the curriculum, and delays in awarding certificates). Read here for more details on the process to assist in the resolution of student disputes and grievances.

Career Services for all Kaplan graduates-to-be!

Career Development Series – Building Your Hardware, Developing Your Soft-

ware and Managing Your Heartware

Do you know Kaplan offers career services to those who would like some career guid-

ance and advice?

The Career Development Series (CDS) is a 3-dimensional career advisory series of developmental workshops, previews,

and talks, coupled with individual or small group career counseling/coaching services to help prepare you to enter indus-

try. We have also developed a dedicated job portal for Kaplan students to help them in their job search. CDS helps you to

enhance your employability skills and stay relevant in the workforce. Click here to find out more about the CDS frame-

work. To book an appointment with our career counselor. email us at gso.sg@kaplan.com

Diploma programs Email: diploma.sg@kaplan.com

Other Australian Universities Degree Programs Email: Aust-Degrees.SG@kaplan.com

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What’s in the next issue?

Workshops Highlights for the workshop Canon EOS DSLR Workshop.

Find out which team won The Christmas Photo Tales for the best story

telling team entries.

CDS Editorial: Developing a Strategic Vision for Your Career Plan (part

2) which will focus on long-term career planning.

Read the alumni focus on UCD graduate Raymond Toh.

Student Deals & Promotions

Visit Campus Life website to

check out more details!

Dispute & Grievance Resolutions

Process has been updated. Please

refer to here or Campus life website.

Come pen down

your wishes for

2015 at our

booth on 18 Dec

2015 (Thursday), PoMo Level 6

Courtyard.

Sign up for the fun new bubble

football coming your way in Jan

2015! Limited team slots

available!

The best and most original New

Year resolution wins a pair of

movie tickets.

Kaplan Knights is looking for a

Center and a Forward. Interested

to play for the Knights?

Email to sawc.sg@kaplan.com