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Academic Calendar & eTimetable SystemClick here to view the current Academic Calendar.
To access individual student's timetable, please click here. To access the Class Timetable for January intake, please click here. To access the Class Timetable for April intake, please click here. To access class advisors' email addresses and contact numbers, please click here. Examination InformationStudents can view or print the course timetable and examination timetable from the ITE Student Portal (at www.ite.edu.sg). The date of the release of examination results is posted on the ITE Home Page before the end of each term and students can see their examination results via the ITE Student Portal. A Statement of Results will also be issued to the students through their Class Advisors. The Statement of Results will show the grades and credits earned in all modules that the student has taken in that term, as well as their current and cumulative GPA. For more information on examination matters, please click here. Graduation Ceremony At the College level, there are two graduation ceremonies in a year - one in February and the other in May. Both graduation ceremonies are held for all ITE College East students who have successfully completed their courses in December and March respectively.
Students who have performed academically and contributed significantly in their chosen CCA may be nominated for the CE Outstanding Graduate Award. They will each receive a specially crafted pewter medallion and a book voucher.
The ITE College East ExcellenCE Award is the top College award given to only one graduand from the cohort. This award recognises the student who is an all rounder and has excelled both academically and in his/her CCAs. The graduand will be awarded with a miniature replica, modelled after the commemoration sculpture unveiled during the Official Opening of ITE College East in March 2006.
At the ITE HQ level, ITE holds a graduation ceremony in the 3rd Quarter annually. Graduates who have been awarded the Certificate of Merit (COM) and Course Medal will be invited to this ceremony.
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Scholarships & Awards
Students with outstanding performance in various fields which include good academic scores, sporting achievements and contribution to the arts may receive one of the following scholarships or awards. Please click here to find more details of the various scholarships and awards listed below.
These are the other awards available to ITE students:
Awards for Top ITE Graduates
Awards for ITE Graduates who perform well
Bursaries & Financial Assistance Schemes
ITE offers financial assistance to students who have difficulty paying their school fees and/or require financial support for other reasons. This is to ensure that all students, regardless of their financial background, are given the opportunity to continue their studies. Needy students are able to apply for assistance through the following schemes (click here for more details):
Other schemes available are:
Edusave Pupil Fund
Students may use this money contributed by the Government in their Edusave Pupil Fund accounts to pay for college-based enrichment activities and programmes when they are required to co-pay. The Edusave Pupil Fund cannot be used to pay for standard tuition fees. The minimum transaction allowed per payment is $10. Application forms for withdrawal of Edusave Funds by parents can be obtained from the web-based Student Administration System at http://www.ite.edu.sg. Students may also check the balance available for their Edusave Fund by calling the Edusave Hotline at 6260 0777.
Special Student Assistance Scheme (SSAS)
This scheme is aimed at providing financial assistance to help needy full-time students who require financial support for one reason or another. The financial assistance could comprise cash award (if total gross monthly household income is below $1,500) and/or remission of course fees (if per capita income does not exceed $700).
Needy students should first apply for the CDC & CCC-ITE Bursary, if they are eligible. The SSAS will be opened for applications after the close of application for the CDC & CCC-ITE Bursary. SSAS application forms are available at the Customer & Visitor Centre (CVC). If the application for SSAS is successful for cash award, this will be credited to the student's bank account via GIRO. As such, students must apply for GIRO arrangement with ITE. GIRO application forms are available at CVC.
Opportunity Fund (OF)
The OF is a scheme to subsidise students to participate in various enrichment programmes, study trips and to own personal computers.
Full-time students from low income families may apply for subsidy from the OF if they are eligible. The approval of subsidy and amount to be given (subject to a cap) will be based on assessment of the hardship circumstances and other forms of financial assistance already granted to the student.
Subsidy is given one-off for a student during his/her studies in ITE. Successful applicants are not eligible to apply for another subsidy from the OF.
Application must be made on a prescribed Application Form obtainable from CVC.
The Application Form must be accompanied by supporting income documents, e.g. latest pay slip, letter from employer on gross monthly income or family income declaration form. Students may submit the Application Form and supporting income documents through the Student Services drop box located at the CVC.
For subsidy to purchase personal computers (PCs), eligible students may purchase used PCs from ITE or purchase new PCs from an agent approved by the College, such as iDA. Please check the iDA website (http://www.ida.gov.sg) for more details on the New & Used (NEU) PC Plus Programme and the packages available. Eligible applicants of OF must produce the receipts/invoices, upon purchase of PCs, for reimbursement.
Sponsorship Schemes
External Organisations’ Incentive Awards
From time to time, other external organisations and companies may offer scholarship or sponsorship awards to ITE full-time students in specific programmes. There are also other awards available to students who may be in need of financial assistance. Some of these awards are as follows:
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All full-time ITE College East students will be issued with a personalised ez-link card and a lanyard each. Students from the different schools are differentiated by the colour of the lanyard they wear.
As a contactless smart card, the ez-link card allows for concessionary travel on public buses, LRT and MRT for full-time students. Besides being a smart card, the ez-link card also serves as a form of identification. Students MUST wear it during the whole period in the College.
Repalcement of lost ITE ez-link card
Concession card replacements for lost, damaged or faulty ez-link cards can be obtained at any of the following locations.
Operating Hours: 10.00am to 6.00pm daily, Closed on Public Holidays
The charges for replacement of a lost, damaged or defective School Smartcard are:
The above fees are subject to changes.
More information about EZ-Link is available at the TransitLink website.
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Career Guidance
The Career Service Centre (CSC) is a one-stop centre linking ITE students and graduates to the working world. If you are an ITE student, you can get help in these areas:
If you are an ITE graduate, these services are available:
To enjoy all these services, a student needs to register with the CSC by logging on to the website at www.ite.edu.sg. The CSC is located at:
Career Services Centre
ITE Headquarters 2 Ang Mo Kio Drive Singapore 567720 Tel: 65902566 Fax: 65902578
Email: csc@ite.edu.sg
Counselling  We have a group of professional counsellors stationed at the ‘WeCare’ Centre to provide counselling services to students. The ‘WeCare’ Centre, located at ITE College East, Adminstration Block, Level 2, provides the following services:
Face-to-Face Counselling: The counsellors conduct individual sessions for students seeking confidential assistance on personal and emotional issues.
Group Counselling: The counsellors conduct sessions with a group of students who experiences common issues.
Enrichment and Motivational Programmes: ‘WeCare’ Centre also conducts workshops and talks on topics such as Effective Study Skills, Understanding Human Sexuality, Peak Performance and Smoking Cessation.
Adventure-based Counselling Programmes: These programmes help students to develop important life skills through participation of outdoor activities.
Crisis Intervention: The counsellors provide psychological first-aid to students who encounter crisis situations.
‘Dear Counsellor’: Students can post their personal issues on the ‘Dear Counsellor’ column (Dear_Counsellor_CE@ite.edu.sg) and receive on-line help from the counsellors. Students can choose to remain anonymous.
Counselling is a helping relationship. The counsellor gets to know the students, listens to their concerns and works with them to manage their concerns. After counselling, they will understand themselves better and will be more able to cope with life’s issues.
What the students share in the counselling sessions is confidential. No information will be shared without their permission.
The operating hours of 'WeCare' Centre are as follows:
Monday – Friday: 8am to 6pm
Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays
WeCare Hotline: 6544 9287
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The Realwork @ College Scheme was implemented to enable full-time ITE students to take on work on a part-time basis in ITE Colleges and ITE Headquarters, and at selected external companies. The real work that students undertake will add value to their technical training in ITE. With the work exposure and experience, students will become better prepared for work when they graduate.
Students are eligible for the Realwork Scheme if they meet the following criteria:
Conditions to fulfill for participation in Realwork scheme:
Students may view available appointments and submit their application for the Realwork Scheme online. [ Click Here ]
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| Student Development | |
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Embark on a journey of self-discovery in ITE College East! Here we encourage you to challenge yourselves and to try new things so that you can discover and develop talents and strengths that will serve you well in life. You can make the most of your time with us, not only by excelling in your studies, but also by engaging in activities that inspire your own personal growth. Read on to find about the different programmes under our 8 Student Development Tracks which could help you to achieve just that..
 1. Arts
Music, dance, drama, sculpture, photography…you are simply drawn to all things artistic. This track will help nurture the artist in you through the diverse clubs and activities available.
There are workshops to develop you as performers and visual artists, performances and exhibitions to increase your appreciation, and most importantly lots of opportunities to showcase your talent!
What’s Available: Daiko Club, Dance Club, Guitar Club, Malay Dance Club, Photography Club, Soul Percussion and more!.
2. Community Service
Take a step back from your busy schedule and think about how you can help make your world a better place. Volunteering at community events, raising awareness of social issues, helping the less fortunate - if being of service appeals to you, then the programmes in this track are definitely for you.
What’s available: CD Lionhearters Club, Community Service Club and more!
3. Entrepreneurship
Explore new trends and markets, consider business ideas and strategies, take calculated risks and get a taste of what it’s like to manage your own business venture. Best of all learn about what it takes to be an entrepreneur through the programmes offered under this track.
What’s available: Co-Op Club, Entrepreneurship Club and more!
4. Global Citizenship
Prepare yourself for the workforce and for life by developing your independence and broadening your horizons. Under our Global Education Programme (GEP), you can benefit from exposure overseas thorough student exchange programmes, industry attachment, cultural and sports exchange programmes and community projects overseas. This track could lead you to exotic countries as far away as Australia, Canada, Cambodia, Inner Mongolia, Vietnam and more.
The GEP has 2 main focuses:
• To provide overseas opportunities for ITE students through: - Overseas Student Exchange Programme - Overseas Industrial Attachment Programme - Overseas Community Service Programme - Overseas Cultural & Sports Programme • To bring the “world” to all ITE students through the Global Awareness Programmes e.g. Foreign Language Workshops
5. Leadership
See yourself as a leader? Or maybe you have the potential but are in need of a little encouragement to unleash it? Look no further as this track provides you with the tools for effective leadership through comprehensive workshops, camps and training programmes. Selected students will also have opportunities to put practice into action by taking up leadership roles in school.
What’s available: BLAZE I &II (Basic Leadership Activities Training), Bridge Leaders, Interact Club, Student Ambassadors, Student Council and more!
6. Personal Development
Becoming a successful person takes more than just doing well in exams. Learn to be aware of the environment you live in, manage your priorities and enrich yourself with essential skills that you can use in all aspects of your life.
What’s available: Awareness Programmes, Field Trips, Journaling Club, Mathematics Club, workshops include Dining Etiquette, Social Etiquette, Effective Presentations, Culinary Skills, Scrapbooking and more!
Keeping your body healthy ensures you are in the best state of mind for work and play. Whether it’s learning a sport for fun, or training for competitive tournaments, pick the one that interests you most and go for it!
What’s available: Archery, Badminton, Dragon Boat, Floorball, Rugby, Tae-Kwon-Do and more!
For those who want to take their skills to a level higher, or who aspire to be leaders of innovation in your respective fields, there is no better way than to join the Technology & Innovation Track where you will meet like-minded enthusiasts. This track encourages out-of-the-box ideas, and prepares students to hone their skills at a competitive level.
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ITE College East offers a wide array of CCAs for our students to choose from. From archery, floorball, rockwall climbing, robotics, grooming to performing or fine arts, students will be able to find one that matches their interest.
CCA participation in sports, games, project work and overseas assignments provides opportunities for students to engage in a variety of meaningful and holistic educational experiences and enrich the quality of students’ life in the College. Students will be able to:
Learn a new skill and use it to keep fit and healthy
Please click here to see the list of CCAs available at College East and the contact numbers of the respective Principal Staff in Charge of the CCAs.
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Entrepreneurship Development is one of the 7 Tracks of Student Development available to our students. Through the 3-E Programme, we aim to groom and nurture the students’ entrepreneurial potential through Education, Experimentation and Enterprise. At the College, we have in place structured programmes and the necessary facilities to encourage students to be innovative and creative and maximize their potential.
Fronted by the Student Entrepreneurship Education & Development Centre (SEED) and the Technopreneurship Incubation Centre (TIC), at ITE College East, we aim to inculcate in the students the ability to seek out business opportunities, draw up business plans, set up small business ventures and take calculated risks. Open to students from all disciplines, the programmes developed under the Entrepreneurship Development track will give students who hope to become entrepreneurs a head star in their entrepreneurial journey.
 Student Entrepreneurship Education & Development (SEED) Centre
The primary aim of the SEED Centre is to nurture budding entrepreneurs amongst students in the campus. The Centre will provide an environment and facilities for:
 Technopreneurship Incubation Centre (TIC)
The TIC serves as a vehicle to promote entrepreneurship and innovation among ITE graduates, staff and students.
TIC organizes seminars, conferences and training programmes related to business management and entrepreneurial development. Technopreneurs will get to work with technical specialists to develop concepts and build prototypes for products with potential for manufacture.
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| .jpg) The Performing Arts Centre is set up to expose students in the appreciation of art forms, be it in dance, music, drama, literature or the fine arts.
Through the Centre's activities, the students will be exposed to different art forms to stimulate their interests and uncover latent talents. Each year, talented ITE students are scouted from among the Colleges’ Music and Arts clubs and invited to join the Performing Arts Centre. As a performing artiste with the Performing Arts Centre, students will have the opportunity to realise their fullest potential under the guidance of trained professionals.
 Genres of performances showcased by the Performing Arts Centre:
Facilities Available at the Performing Arts Centre:
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ITE College East is committed to providing our students with a holistic lifestyle. We are equipped with a wide range of sports facilities promote a healthy lifestyle, inculcate self-discipline and boost self-esteem and confidence among our students.
Students are encouraged to utilize the indoor and outdoor facilities, as part of their co-curricular activities, or during their leisurely hours.
Indoor Sports Facilities:
Outdoor Sports Facilities:
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|  Global Citizenship is one of the 8 development tracks that the students may pursue to enrich their educational experience at ITE College East. Students eager to learn more about foreign cultures will be able to gain exposure via exchange programmes, industry attachment, sport and cultural programmes or community projects overseas.
A comprehensive Global Education Programme (GEP) has been put in place with the aim of helping the students gain a wider perspective of life beyond Singapore. Through the GEP, the students’ learning experiences will be enriched and assist in developing a global mindset in the students.
The 4 tracks of the Global Education Programme:
Overseas Student Exchange Programme
Under the Overseas Student Exchange Programme, students will attend part of their Nitec or Higher Nitec courses at an overseas institution and enjoy the benefits of being immersed in a different learning and living environment.
To date, ITE College East has established formal partnership agreements with VTE Colleges in Hong Kong, Vietnam, China, Australia and Korea for student exchange programmes.
Overseas Student Industry Attachment Programme
Under the Overseas Student Industry Attachment Programme, selected students are given opportunities to be attached to overseas companies for a working stint in areas that they have been technically trained. Such attachments give students the opportunity to appreciate overseas working culture through interaction with the workers there and at the same time, game a good understanding on the application of new technology in these foreign industries.
Leveraging on the overseas network of the College’s industry training partners and through the ITE Alumni Association Overseas Chapters, many work attachment opportunities have been secured for the students to be attached to companies in Germany, China, Korea, India and ASEAN countries.
 Overseas Student Community Services Programme
Under the Overseas Student Community Services Programme, students are sent to the regional countries to help their communities in projects such as building or refurbishing of schools, setting up of training facilities, English Language and IT learning for their students. These arrangements are normally done through Government-to-Government arrangements or through the National Youth Achievement Award Council. Besides putting their technical skills to good use through such projects, students also learn social awareness and are better able to understand the plight of others, treasure what they have and provide help to the less fortunate.
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program
The Overseas Cultural and Sports Program provides a total learning experience for enterprising students and those who are talented in sports and performing arts.
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Overseas Industrial Attachment
The Overseas Industrial Attachment Programme provides students with hands-on work experience in a foreign environment. With increasing globalisation, this offers the perfect opportunity for students to understand what it takes to live and work in another country, as well as interact with people from different cultural backgrounds.
Overseas Industrial Attachment in 2011Overseas Industrial Attachment in 2010
Overseas Industrial Attachment in 2009
Overseas Community Service
ITE College East emphasises the importance of nurturing students to be civic-minded and be aware of their social responsibilities. Through the undertaking of various overseas community projects, students were able to interact with people from diverse cultures and socio-economic backgrounds and gain a first-hand experience of living within another community.
By being involved in these projects, students were given the opportunity to help others who were less fortunate and this had often left a deep and positive impact on their perceptions of life.
Overseas Community Service in 2011
Overseas Community Service in 2010
Overseas Community Service in 2009
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program
The Overseas Cultural and Sports Program provides a total learning experience for enterprising students and those who are talented in sports and performing arts.
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2012
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2011
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2010
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2009
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2012
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2011
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2010
Overseas Cultural and Sports Program in 2009
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ITE College East encourages its students to put their knowledge and skills to good use through volunteer work in various community service projects. Such meaningful projects also increase students’ social awareness towards the less fortunate in our society.
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Community Service Programme with the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled
The School of Business and Services at ITE College East launched a community service programme with the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled (MINDS) with the aim of getting students involved in community service as an important aspect of their character development.
This collaboration started on 20 August 2009 when 17 students from MINDS Towner Gardens School (TGS) visited the Hair Design Training Centre at ITE College East for a haircut by students from the Nitec in Hair Fashion & Design course.
This was followed by a second visit on 31 August 2009 for another group of 18 MINDS students who visited our Beauty Therapy Training Centre where they had a manicure session and were taught simple hand massage techniques by our students from the the Nitec in Beauty Therapy course.
Two students volunteered their service with TGS and accompanied 12 MINDS students for their weekly training-cum-therapy sessions held at BazGym Gymnastics School . In October 2009, another six students assisted teachers from TGS to carry out two-hour enrichment sessions at TGS every fortnight.
Uthavikku Varalaama?
Students from ITE College East's Community Service Club were involved in a special project to help needy families with installation and repair works in their homes. The project was coordinated by Punch Productions, which has produced programmes for Vasantham and Suria for a 10-episode programme called “Uthavikku Varalaama?” or " Can we Help You?" commissioned by Vasantham, Mediacorp. The students performed works for three families on 21 November 2009 and were filmed going about their tasks at one of the homes.
Christmas Dreams Project 2009
On 5 December 2009, 80 children from the Singapore Children’s Society joined ITE College East staff and students for a Christmas celebration organised as part of the college’s annual Christmas Dreams Project.
This meaningful undertaking which sought to fulfil the Christmas dreams of the less fortunate children was so well-received by the beneficiaries from the Singapore Children’s Society that it is now organised every year since its inception.
The project was an idea from Mr Lim Kek Boon, who was a student participant in the Talent Development Scheme in 2007. This year’s project team was made up of 10 Talent Development Scheme students from the School of Electronics & Info-Comm Technology and School of Applied & Health Sciences. It was a massive task to complete as they set out to fulfil the dreams of the adopted beneficiaries (i.e. items that the beneficiaries needed), wrapped all the collected items, planned and facilitated the party and games, as well as decorated the venue. The project featured a Christmas-themed concert involving most of the performing arts groups in the College, the Myanmar Youth Expedition Project team, as well as students from the Lighting and Sound Department. The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves and this inspired the Talent Development Scheme students to keep the “dream” alive for years to come.
Repair of Motorised Scooter at the Society for the Physically Disabled
10 students and two staff volunteered to repair the motorised scooters at the Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) on 24 March 2010. They successfully applied their technical knowledge for a good cause and this experience gave them a better understanding of the needs of the disabled.
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