We have two advisory committees providing support to the Management Team. The Advisory Committee (AC), comprises our Chairman & Senior Advisor, Mr Teo Chong Tee (Justice of the Peace, former Parliamentary Secretary and Member of Parliament). The AC Committee meets three times a year, and advises the Management Team on market developments in the educational and related service industries.

Mr. Teo Chong Tee (Justice of the Peace)

Mr. Teo Chong Tee was a Member of Parliament, Singapore from 1976 to 1996. He served the Changi Constituency for 20 years. Throughout this period, he held various government portfolios: from 1981 to 1984 – Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs and concurrently, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of the Environment; from 1985 to 1986 – Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Community Development; from 1982 to 1988 – President of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS).

His illustrious career started in Malayan Airways in 1962, working as a Junior Clerk, and later in Singapore Airlines (SIA) and subsequently, in Singapore Airport Terminal Services (SATS). He last held the position of Vice President at SATS Cargo Division, Changi Airport. He retired from the company in 2003 after 41 years of dedicated service.

Mr Teo was appointed Justice of the Peace since 1998 by the President of the Republic of Singapore.

The Academic Advisory Committee (AAC), led by A/Prof Seow Hong Pheow (HOD/ Lecturer from National Technological University, Singapore) and other academicians from the local universities and other educational institutions, advises the Management Team on the quality & standards of their academic programs. The AAC committee meets four times a year, and advise the Management team on the Program Quality Management System, which covers Program Management, Teacher Management , Examination Management and Facility & Delivery Methodology Management.

There are more than 300 government secondary and primary schools where you can pursue good education in Singapore.

Every child from the age of 6 can apply for entrance to a 6-year Primary School. Foreign students may also apply for admission to a school from Primary One to Primary Five level. Upon completion of Primary Six, a student will sit for the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE).

The Singapore secondary education system offers a 4-year course (Express Course/GCE'O'Level) and a 5-year course (Normal Course/GCE 'N' Level). Foreign students may seek admission to join Secondary 1 to Secondary 3 level. Upon completion of their secondary education, students will sit for the Cambridge GCE 'O' Level Examination to acquire a certificate which has its worldwide recognition.

Foreign students wishing to seek admission to the government secondary and primary schools must sit and pass the entrance tests for two major subjects, English and Mathematics, conducted by the respective educational institutions.

The cost of living in Singapore is relatively low for foreign students. An estimated sum of S$800 to S$1,000 per month is required for a student.

A foreign student normally requires a sum of S$800 to S$1,000 for full boarding in a student hostel per month.

Entrance tests are normally conducted between September and April.

Our policy is to provide a good education with personalised supervision of each student's welfare and discipline within an international school environment in Singapore.

We aim to provide affordable courses that are accredited by internationally recognised institutions. Our courses are conducted by experienced and qualified lecturers who are approved by the Ministry of Education in Singapore.

We offer a conducive studying environment with well-equipped facilities and resources to support a well-rounded educational process. Our personalised care services include 24-hour mobile phone access to our emergency and counselling services. We treasure the opinions of our students and aim to improve our services continuously.

The public education sector in Singapore has always received sufficient funding from the government budget each year. The education system aims to bring out the best in all students.

Singapore's official bilingual policy (English and Mother Tongue) has achieved remarkable results over the years. This has attracted parents of other Asian nationalities to send their children to study in Singapore and later, proceed to other English-speaking universities to further their studies.

Both the public schools and the private education organisations, including Dimensions Education Group, conduct courses leading to the internationally-recognised and acceptable basic academic qualifications for overseas tertiary education: such as the Cambridge GCE 'O' level examinations, in addition to many other diploma courses.

All students will be required to sign the Standard Student Contract upon acceptance of the Letter of Offer from the school.

The Standard Student Contract contains detailed information about the course details, including entry requirements, course duration and qualification awards, fees payable (both tuition and non-tuition), the Student Protection Scheme, Refund Policies and dispute resolution.

STUDENT PROTECTION SCHEME

The school has in place a Student Protection Scheme as stipulated by the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE), under the Student Tuition Fee Account (Escrow)

All tuition fees of the student will be paid directly into this account, and held in trust by the bank on behalf of the student.

On the part of the student, he is required to sign the Student Escrow Confirmation form, ascertaining that both the school and the student will abide by the terms and conditions of the tuition fees payment schedule. The bank will disburse the tuition fees according to the agreed payment schedule.

STUDENT TRANSFER POLICY

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STUDENT GRIEVANCES POLICY

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