Study in Singapore without IELTS, work part time and the 3 Year Work Permit

If I say that you can study in Singapore by paying a very nominal fee and you will be allowed to work part time, would you believe it? If I further say that you will also get the 3 year work permit to work post study (that mean you will 100% have the job after the course), would you believe it? If I further say that for all this you do not need not to write any exam (not even IELTS) but just need to have good score in 10th and 12th, I am sure that you will not believe it.

Fortunately, whatever I said above, all is correct as any universal fact in the world.

Question is how all this is possible and how can you avail this opportunity? Answer is simple apply through us and we will make sure that you get part time job, low fee, work visa and that too without IELTS. Just keep in mind that for such course candidate need to apply in advance. For example for April 2017 intake application deadline is August 2017 so if you really want to avail the opportunity, hurry up and apply today.

We do not charge any fee before you get the admission.

To know more mail me or call me.
+91-9453103318
Gupta.anuj17@gmail.com.

Working in Singapore

Working during study in Singapore

If you are a student pass holder in Singapore, you can work only if you are the student of below institutions:
• Digipen
• EDHEC Risk Institute-Asia
• ESSEC Business School (Singapore)
• GIST-TUM Asia
• INSEAD, Singapore
• Institute of Technical Education, Singapore
• LaSalle College of the Arts
• Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
• Nanyang Polytechnic
• Nanyang Technological University
• National University of Singapore
• New York University Tisch School of the Arts, Asia
• Ngee Ann Polytechnic
• Republic Polytechnic
• S P Jain School of Global Management Singapore
• SIM University
• Singapore Institute of Technology
• Singapore Management University
• Singapore Polytechnic
• Singapore University of Technology and Design
• Sorbonne-Assas International Law School
• Temasek Polytechnic
• The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas (Singapore)

In most of the other countries student is allowed to work 20 hours per week however in Singapore students can work maximum of 16 hours per week.

Post - study work rights in Singapore

Earlier there used to be Employment Pass Eligibility Certificate (EPEC) which used to allow students to stay in Singapore for up to one year to facilitate job search. The EPEC which was launched in 1992 was discontinued from 1st December 2011. Those who wish to search job by remaining in Singapore can apply for one year Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP) given they are from the approved institutions as mentioned above.

For any query call at +91-9453103318 or mail me at gupta.anuj17@gmail.com