STEP-BY-STEP INFORMATION FOR JIE APPLICATION Level... · 2018-12-17 · 6 STEP-BY-STEP INFORMATION...

A PRESENTATION BYMINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE

STEP-BY-STEP INFORMATION FOR JIE APPLICATION(JAN 2019 INTAKE)B r ie f in g S l id e s fo r S t u d e nt s

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Key Pointers for Students on ITE’s Joint Intake Exercise (JIE) for Admission to Nitec Courses

Secondary ITE8 things you should know

Key Dates for Jan 2019 Full-Time Intake ExerciseKey Activity Period for 2-Year and 3-Year Nitec Courses Remarks

1st Phase (Main Phase)

Application Mon 17 Dec 2018 (2.30pm) to Thu 20 Dec 2018 (5pm)

Apply through the Internet at https://www.ite.edu.sg with NRIC / FIN and Date of Birth. You may also apply using SingPass.

Release of Results Fri 28 Dec 2018 at 9am Check results at https://www.ite.edu.sg with web ID and password

Acceptance of Course Offer Period

Fri 28 Dec 2018 to Wed 2 Jan 2019 Accept course offer at https://www.ite.edu.sg with web ID and password

2nd Phase (Late Application/Appeal Phase)

Application 28 Dec 2018 to 2 Jan 2019 Apply through the Internet at https://www.ite.edu.sg with NRIC / FIN and Date of Birth. You may also apply using SingPass.

Release of Results 9 Jan 2019 at 9am Check results at https://www.ite.edu.sg with web ID and password


9 Jan 2019 to 11 Jan 2019 Accept course offer at https://www.ite.edu.sg with web ID and password

3rd Phase (Final Top-up Phase)

Application 1st Top-up Phase Application - 9 Jan to 17 Jan 20192nd Top-up Phase Application - 22 Jan to 7 Feb 2019

Apply through the Internet at https://www.ite.edu.sg with NRIC / FIN and Date of Birth. You may also apply using SingPass.

Release of Results 1st Top-up Phase - 14 Jan to 21 Jan 20192nd Top-up Phase - 22 Jan to 13 Feb 2019

Check results at https://www.ite.edu.sg with web ID and password


1st Top-up Phase - 14 Jan to 21 Jan 20192nd Top-up Phase - 22 Jan to 13 Feb 2019

Accept course offer at https://www.ite.edu.sg with Web ID and Password

Jan 2019 Intake Term Commencement Date: 7 Jan 2019

https://www.ite.edu.sg









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STEP-BY-STEP INFORMATION FOR JIE APPLICATION

Online Application Procedure for 2-Year Nitec Courses

1. Go to https://www.ite.edu.sg.

2. Click icon.

3. Click ‘Application for Full-Time 2-Year Nitec Courses for Jan 2019 Intake’hotspot.

4. Click icon to link to the application web site.

5. Click ‘2-Year Nitec Courses (JIE ‘N’)’.a) Enter NRIC / FIN and Date of Birth to start application. b) Upon completion of application, applicants will receive their web ID

and password.

The above steps applies to all phases (refer to Slide 6 for dates). For more details, please refer to ITE Admission Booklet.

https://www.ite.edu.sg.

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Checking of Results/ Accept Course Offer for 2-Year Nitec Courses


2. Click icon.

3. Click icon.

4. Enter web ID and password.

5. Click ‘Self-Service’ followed by ‘Student Admission’ followed by ‘View Application Results’ to view the application results and to accept course offer.



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Online Application Procedure for 3-Year NitecCourses (for N(T) students with 0, 1 pass)


2. Click icon.

3. Click ‘Application for Full-Time 3-Year Enhanced Nitec Courses for Jan 2019 Intake’ hotspot.

4. Click icon to link to the application web site.

5. Click ‘3-Year Enhanced Nitec Courses (JIE ‘E’)’.a) Enter NRIC / FIN and Date of Birth to start application. b) Upon completion of application, applicants will receive their web ID

and password.



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Checking of Results/ Accept Course Offer for 3-Year Nitec Courses (for N(T) students with 0, 1 pass)


2. Click icon.

3. Click icon.

4. Enter web ID and password.

5. Click ‘Self-Service’ followed by ‘Student Admission’ followed by ‘View Application Results’ to view the application results and to accept course offer.



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N(A)*/N(T) School Leavers who Did not Apply after Main Phase Application [20 Dec 2018]

• All N(A)*/N(T) school leavers are encouraged to apply during the 1st Phase (Main Phase) between day of release of GCE ‘N’ results at on Mon 17 Dec 2018 at 2.30pm to Thu 20 Dec 2018 at 5pm.

• The 2nd Phase (Late Application/Appeal Phase) between 28 Dec 2018 to 2 Jan 2019

• Application results for 2nd Phase (Late Application/Appeal Phase) will be known on 9 Jan 2019 at 9am.

• Unsuccessful applicants can appeal under the 3rd Phase (Final Top-up Phase)between 9 Jan to 17 Jan 2019 and 22 Jan to 13 Feb 2019 for courses with vacancies.

*N(A) school leavers who are not eligible to progress/repeat in MOE schools.

For further enquiries, N Level school leavers can contact ITE Hotline: 1800-2222-111

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Mathematics Qualifying Test (MQT)

• Students with at least 3 N level passes but did not pass Maths or Science

• This will enable students to qualify for more Nitec courses if they pass the MQT

• More information is available at the ITE website for admissions

• The MQT will comprise 15 multiple-choice questions and test duration is 45 minutes.

• The test result of the MQT will be known immediately after the test session. Applicants who fail MQT can still apply for other Nitec courses that they are eligible for.

RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS

Annex A: Progression to Higher Nitec Courses

• Nitec graduates, who meet the Minimum Entry Requirement (MER) for Higher Nitec courses, can apply through the Nitec Progression to Higher Nitec intake exercise (NCHN).

• ITE offers a wide range of full-time Higher Nitec courses in the following areas at the three colleges.

• The attachment in slide A2 details the mapping of the Nitec courses to the Higher Nitec courses for progression. An extract is shown in the slide.

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Colleges Schools

• ITE CC: College Central• ITE CE: College East• ITE CW: College West

• AH: Applied & Health Sciences• BS: Business & Services• DM: Design & Media• EIC: Electronics & Info-Communications Technology• ENG: Engineering• HS: Hospitality

ANNEX A

Annex A: Progression Requirements for 2-year Nitecand 2-year Higher Nitec Courses [Extracted]

A-2Information is adapted from MOE Factsheet_JIEN18 and ITE website.

No. School Course Title Minimum Entry Requirements (MER)

Venue and 2019 JIE ‘N’ ITE Aggregate Point

(based on 4 Subjects)

Progression Opportunities

ITE CC ITE CE ITE CW1 AH Nitec in Applied

Food Science3 GCE ‘N’ Passes (Grade A-D or Grade 1-5) in Mathematics or Science and two other subjectsOr2 GCE ‘O’ Grades (Grade 1-8) in any two subjects

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2 AH Nitec in Chemical Process Technology

16 Click here

3 AH Nitec in Community Care & Social Services

14 Click here

4 AH Nitec in Opticianry 10 Click here

ANNEXA_Progression Opportunities for 2-yr

Full list available here:

RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS

Annex B: Job Titles and Gross Mean Monthly Salary of Nitec Graduates from Year 2017 Graduate Employment Survey

• ITE Graduate Employment Survey conducted in 2017 shows that ITE graduates are highly employable and their skills are consistently in demand by industry.

• The attachment in slides B2 details the job titles and gross mean monthly salary of graduates of the Full-time Nitec courses. An extract is shown in the slide.

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ANNEX B

Annex B: Job Titles and Gross Mean Monthly Salary of Nitec Graduates from Year 2017 Graduate Employment Survey [Extracted]

B-2Information is adapted from MOE Factsheet_JIEN18 and ITE website.

School 2-Year Nitec Course Job Titles

Gross Mean Monthly Salary by Course Fresh Graduates

Post-NS Graduates

Applied & Health Sciences

Nitec in Applied Food Science Food Technician, Food Production Technician, Food Processing Technician

$1,720 $2,314

Nitec in Chemical Process Technology

Process Technician, Operations Technician, Maintenance Technician

Nitec in Community Care & Social Services

Social Service Assistant, Assistant Welfare Officers, Activities Officers

$1,740 $2,265

Nitec in Nursing Enrolled NurseNitec in Opticianry Optician

School of Business & Services

Nitec in Beauty & Wellness Beautician, Beauty Therapist, Manicurist / Pedicurist

$1,667 $2,197

Nitec in Business Services Executive Assistant, Sales Admin Coordinator, Customer Care Consultant

ANNEXB_Job Titles and Gross Mean Monthly

Full list available here:

1. What is the DPP?

Prepares Sec 4N(A) students for progression into selected polytechnic diploma coursesvia a 2-year Higher Nitec programme at ITE, and a 10-week DPP preparatory courseServes as an alternative to Sec 5

About 1,200 places offered across 18 Higher Nitec courses

More information can be found at: https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/.

Students who attain required Higher Nitec GPA scores are guaranteed a place in one ofthe polytechnic diploma courses mapped to the Higher Nitec course. (Refer tohttps://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/ for course mapping.)

DECEMBER 2018

https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/.

https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/

JANUARY 2019

2. Am I Eligible for DPP 2019?

Sec 4N(A) student who has sat for GCEN-Level and O-Level exams in 2018

Obtained ELMAB3 aggregate of 19points or less (before deduction ofCCA bonus points)

Meet course-specific entryrequirements

If you can check all 3 boxes above, you’re eligible! (Note: Being eligible to apply does not guarantee you a place in a DPP Higher Nitec course.)

GCE O-Level Grade

Converted Grade

A1-B3 1B4-C6 2D7-E8 3

If you have offered GCE O-Level examination subjects in2018, you may refer to thistable for the equivalentgrade to compute yourELMAB3 aggregate:

More information can be found at: https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/. DECEMBER 2018


JANUARY 2019

3. How do I Apply?

Upon release of the GCE N-Level results, all DPP-eligiblestudents may apply for DPP Higher Nitec courses via the ITEwebsite (https://www.ite.edu.sg).

You may select up to 12 course choices.

Remember to provide updated contact details inyour application to allow ITE to contact you ifnecessary.


https://www.ite.edu.sg).


4. How Will I be Informed of the Outcome?

You should check your DPP posting results online on the morning of the release of the DPPposting results.You will then have to indicate if you wish to accept/reject/appeal the offer.

If you do not accept the offer by the stipulated date, it will become void and you will berequired to continue with your classes in Sec 5 or with your Nitec course if your applicationvia JIE ‘N’ was successful

5. What Happens Next?

Upon accepting your DPP offer, you will attend a 10-week DPPpreparatory programme that will start in Jan 2019.



DPP Application

Application Processing

Accept/Reject/ Appeal

DPP Application for newly-

eligible students

End of DPP Admissions

Exercise

Release of GCE O-Level Results

JANUARY 2019

2. Am I Eligible for DPP 2019?

Sec 4N(A) student who has sat for GCE N-Level andO-Level exams in 2018

Obtained ELMAB3 aggregate of 19 points or less(before deduction of CCA bonus points)

Meet course-specific entry requirements

If you can check all 3 boxes above, you’re eligible! (Note: Being eligible to apply does not guarantee you a place in a DPP Higher Nitec course.)

GCE O-Level Grade

Converted Grade

A1-B3 1B4-C6 2D7-E8 3

If you have offered GCE O-Levelexamination subjects in 2018, youmay refer to this table for theequivalent grade to compute yourELMAB3 aggregate:

1. What is the DPP?

Prepares Sec 4N(A) students for progression into selectedpolytechnic diploma courses via a 2-year Higher Nitecprogramme at ITE, and a 10-week DPP preparatory course Serves as an alternative to Sec 5

About 1,200 places offered across 18 Higher Nitec courses

3. How do I Apply?

Upon release of the GCE N-Level results, allDPP-eligible students may apply for DPPHigher Nitec courses via the ITE website(https://www.ite.edu.sg).You may select up to 12 course choices.Remember to provide updated contact detailsin your application to allow ITE to contact youif necessary.


You should check your DPP posting results online on the morning of therelease of the DPP posting results.

You will then have to indicate if you wish to accept/reject/appeal theoffer.

If you do not accept the offer by the stipulated date, it will become voidand you will be required to continue with your classes in Sec 5 or withyour Nitec course if your application via JIE ‘N’ was successful


Upon accepting yourDPP offer, you willattend a 10-week DPPpreparatory programmethat will start in Jan2019.

More information can be found at: https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/.

Release of DPP Posting

Results

Release of GCE N-Level

Results

Students who attain required Higher Nitec GPA scores areguaranteed a place in one of the polytechnic diploma coursesmapped to the Higher Nitec course. (Refer tohttps://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/ for coursemapping.)


Release of DPP Posting

Results

DECEMBER 2018

https://www.ite.edu.sg).


https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des/

1. What is the PFP?

A foundation year at the polytechnics that: Prepares well-performing Sec 4N(A) students for progression into respective

polytechnic diploma courses Serves as an alternative to Sec 5

Conducted over two academic semesters at the polytechnics

More information can be found at: https://pfp.polytechnic.edu.sg

Students must pass all PFP modules in order to progress to their respective, pre-selecteddiploma courses.

https://pfp.polytechnic.edu.sg

2. Am I Eligible for PFP 2019?

You are eligible for the PFP if you:Sat for GCE N-Level and O-Level exams as a school

candidate in 2018Have obtained an ELMAB3 aggregate of 12 points or

less (before deduction of CCA bonus points)Met course-specific entry requirements as listed on the

PFP websiteGCE ‘O’ Level

GradeConverted

GradeA1-B3 1B4-C6 2

D7 3

If you had offered GCE O-Levelexamination subjects in 2018, youmay refer to this table for theequivalent grade to compute yourELMAB3 aggregate:


(Note: Eligibility does not guarantee you a place in a PFP course)


3. How do I Apply?

Upon release of the GCE O-Level results, all PFP-eligible students will receive Form Pcontaining a PFP PIN that allows them to apply for the PFP at: www.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP.

You may select up to five course choices.

Remember to provide updated contact details in your application to allow thepolytechnics to contact you if necessary.(Note: You should continue to attend Sec 5 from 2 Jan 2019 while applying for PFP.)


http://www.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP.



You will receive a SMS reminder on the morning of the release of the PFP posting results.

You will have 3 working days to:

If you do not select any option, your offer will become invalid and you will be requiredto continue with your classes in Sec 5.(Note: If your appeal is successful, your original offer will be void regardless ofwhether you accept the new PFP offer.)


If you accept your offer, you will receive an enrolment package from thepolytechnics in February/March 2019.

The PFP year will start in April 2019.

Accept your offer; Reject your offer and continue with Sec 5; or Appeal for a change of course through the Centralised Appeals System.



PFP Application Window(5 Days)


(3 Days)

Appeals Window (3 Days)

Release of Appeal

Outcomes

End of PFP Admissions

Exercise

Appeals Processing

JANUARY 2019

2. Am I Eligible for PFP 2019?

You are eligible for the PFP if you: Sat for GCE N-Level and O-Level exams as a school

candidate in 2018 Have obtained an ELMAB3 aggregate of 12 points or

less (before deduction of CCA bonus points) Met course-specific entry requirements as listed on

the PFP websiteGCE ‘O’ Level

GradeConverted

GradeA1-B3 1B4-C6 2

D7 3

If you had offered GCE O-Levelexamination subjects in 2018, youmay refer to this table for theequivalent grade to compute yourELMAB3 aggregate:

1. What is the PFP?

A foundation year at the polytechnics that: Prepares well-performing Sec 4N(A) students for

progression into respective polytechnic diploma courses Serves as an alternative to Sec 5Conducted over two academic semesters at the polytechnics

3. How do I Apply?

Upon release of the GCE O-Level results, allPFP-eligible students will receive Form Pcontaining a PFP PIN that allows them to applyfor the PFP at: www.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP.You may select up to five course choices.Remember to provide updated contact detailsin your application to allow the polytechnics tocontact you if necessary.(Note: You should continue to attend Sec 5from 2 Jan 2019 while applying for PFP.)


You will receive a SMS reminder on the morning of the release of the PFPposting results.You will have 3 working days to:

If you do not select any option, your offer will become invalid and youwill be required to continue with your classes in Sec 5.(Note: If your appeal is successful, your original offer will be voidregardless of whether you accept the new PFP offer.)


If you accept your offer,you will receive anenrolment packagefrom the polytechnics inFebruary/March 2019.The PFP year will startin April 2019.

Accept your offer; Reject your offer and continue with Sec 5; or Appeal for a change of course through the Centralised Appeals System.


Release of PFP Posting

Results

Release of GCE ‘O’ Level

Results

Students must pass all PFP modules in order to progress totheir respective, pre-selected diploma courses.

(Note: Eligibility does not guarantee you a place in a PFP course)

http://www.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP.


0900 – 1000: Bridging for 4NA to 5NA

1000 – 1100: Making choices after the N-levels – by the ECG Counsellor

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