What so SPecial about DISM (S54)

Frequently, we are being asked this question, "What is so special about DISM (S54)"?

Below are some answers to the question:

1) First to establish Cyber Security Academy (for working adults) in Institutes of Higher Learning in Singapore.
- the centre was launched recently on the 18 Dec 2013.

2) First to establish Cyber Wargame Centre in Institutes of Higher Learning in Singapore.
- the centre was launched on the 3 Jan 2013.

3) First to sign Memorandum-of-Understanding (MOU) with Ixia to provide Cyber Range (Essential and Advanced) curriculum for adult learners.

4) First polytechnic in Singapore to use Ixia's product with the capabilities of generating realistic large-scale cyber-attacks of up to 7.5 million users to assess the resiliency of IT systems against such attacks.
- this marks the first time the technology is being deployed in an Institute of Higher Learning anywhere in the world.

5) First polytechnic in Singapore to use the training curriculum from Paraben Inc. in the area of mobile/handheld device forensics.
- one and only polytechnic in Singapore to offer the Paraben's Handheld Forensic curriculum.

6) First to sign Memorandum-of-Understanding (MOU) with security vendor, e-Cop
- to establish a Cyberwatch Competency Centre which leverages e-Cop solutions built on Microsoft platforms - the first of its kind in this region.

7) First to sign Memorandum-of-Cooperation (MOC) with EC-Council under Academia Programme.

8) First to sign Memorandum-of-Cooperation (MOC) with ThinkSECURE
- one and only polytechnic in Singapore to offer the Organizational Systems Security Analyst (OSSA) course.
- one and only polytechnic in Singapore to offer the Organizational Systems Wireless Auditor (OSWA) course.

9) First to partner with ThinkSECURE to organize a wireless hacking tourament in Singapore
- one and only polytechnic in Singapore to work with ThinkSECURE to co-organize an event at the regional level which attracted many teams from the neighbouring countries.

10) First to have security diploma students to be accepted into the NUS Prep Programme.

11) High number of Integrated Infocomm Scholars - IIS.

12) High number of National Infocomm Scholars - NIS.

...... and many more.......

What is ASIPRE in Singapore all about?

 

ASPIRE is the Applied Study in Polytechnics and ITE Review.

 

 

The Applied Study in Polytechnics and ITE Review (ASPIRE) Committee, chaired by Senior Minister of State for Law and Education, Ms Indranee Rajah, began its work in January 2014. The Committee was tasked to study how applied education in the polytechnics and ITE could be enhanced by:

• Better matching students’ strengths and interests to applied education pathways to enable them to maximise their potential;
• Exploring deeper school-industry collaborations so that polytechnic and ITE students can learn deep skills and enjoy better career progression; and
• Enhancing industry partnerships to raise the quality of teaching and learning for polytechnic and ITE students.

Source: http://www.moe.gov.sg/aspire/aspire-report-online/

Launch of Specialist Diploma in Cyber Security Management

Specialist Diploma in CYBER SECURITY MANAGEMENT for working adults.

Introduction
With the proliferation of computers and mobile devices, the need for security is rapidly gaining significance where confidential information and critical infrastructure face risks of being hacked. Malware, social engineering, infrastructure destruction, cyberterrorism, system and application exploits are threatening individuals and corporations daily. If these threats are not mitigated, there would be disastrous consequences.

Singapore government understands the importance of managing these security threats; hence announced the latest National Cyber Security Masterplan 2018 with one of the key areas of focus on growing the country’s pool of cyber security experts.

The new Specialist Diploma course in Cyber Security Management is designed to train working IT professionals in the important areas of cyber security in response to the Masterplan.

Course Objectives
The course is designed to teach students essential technical skills to secure computer and network resources and to handle cyber range exercises. Students will also learn how to apply the principles and practices of infocomm security management, and to carry out the forensics process in computers and mobile devices.

Suitable for
This course is suitable for working adults in the infocomm industry who wish to pick up specialised skills and knowledge in infocomm security.

Course Outline
This course consists of 2 post diploma certificates (PDCs). Each PDC comprises two modules and the details are as follows:

Semester One
PDC 1 Certificate in Infocomm Security and Defences
Module 1 - Infocomm Security and Network Essentials
Module 2 - Cyber Defence and Range Exercises

Semester Two
PDC2 Certificate in Security Incident Management
Module 3 - Digital Forensics and Investigation
Module 4 - Security Policy and Incident Management

Registration opening date:
12 Dec 2014

Registration Closing Date:
18 Jan 2015

Course Commencement:
20 Apr 2015

Class schedule:
3 evenings a week
7pm – 10pm

For more information on the Specialist Diploma in Cyber Security Management, please visit this URL.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

One of the important factors in considering which diploma course to select is the financial support. At SP, we understand your needs and we make education as affordable as we can.

Outstanding students in SP get selected for the SP Scholars Programme to challenge, develop and maximise their personal, intellectual and leadership potential. They also get to take part in the SP Outstanding Talent (SPOT) programme which invokes them in global current affairs and grooms them into a new generation of thinkers and leaders. On top of it, SP scholars also receive full tuition fee sponsorship and one-time laptop subsidy!

 Visit our SP website to know more about the Scholarships.

Visit our SP website to know more about the Financial Assistance Scheme.

For potential DISM students, you can also consider to apply for the following scholarships: 

• SP Scholarship
• Integrated Infocomm Scholarship
• National Infocomm Schalarship

Singapore Polytechnic Open House 2015

Singapore Polytechnic Open House 2015

(I Can......With SP, It's So Possible)

 

 

Best IT SECURITY diploma course

At SP, we provide you with the best IT SECURITY diploma course. See the reasons below:

1) State-of-the-art learning spaces (Cyber Wargame Centre, CWC).
2) Experienced, skilled and caring lecturers.
3) Current and relevant curriculum with holistic education.
4) Unleashed your potentials through wargaming.
5) Ready for work, life and world.
6) Improve your employability and market value.
7) Two qualifications await you: both academic and professional certifications.
8) Yes, DISM (S54) is the right choice for you. The fast track to IT security career/education.

Most importantly, we have proven track records and high cohort success rate for students who choose to proceed to study with local/overseas universities. If you need more information, come to Singapore Polytechnic Open House 2015.

FIVE (5) Things You Probably Didn't Know About Our Course (DISM)

1. DISM is different from secondary school because …
Unlike a typical classroom lesson, lessons here are pretty much hands on! At DISM, we train you to combat cyber crime by putting you through different scenarios of cyber crime. Each scenario has its own set of challenges and you will have to adopt different strategies to solve them. We also have a league competition where students pit their skills against one another and are awarded points on completion of each scenario. Apart from winning points, students often feel a great sense of achievement once they have conquered a scenario!

2. A lot of your time will be spent in …
The Cyber Wargame Centre! As the name suggests, it is literally a game of war in cyberspace. During lessons, you will be given cyber crime scenarios to tackle. In every scenario, there will always be the good guys (defenders), the bad guys (attackers) and the cops (investigators). You will play any one of these roles and will attempt to penetrate enemy defences, defend yourself against intruders, or be the detective to find out how and why the cyber crime took place.

3. A lot of your time will be spent on …
Finding security vulnerabilities! This is where you start looking for loopholes in computer systems - both your own and others. Once you have discovered these loopholes, you’ll then have to figure out how to “patch” these holes up. In the professional world, companies often conduct security assessments to test the strength of their security network and to plug any gaps that they might find.

4. The fun thing about DISM is …
You’ll get to play the role of cyber cop! By playing detective, you’ll enter a cyber crime situation to find out how and why the crime could have happened. Once you have found the answers, you will then be able to advise people on how to prevent similar situations from happening.

5. To do well in this profession, you must be able to…
Work in a group and under stress! You will often be working in a team to stop cybercrime, so your ability to communicate with your teammates could determine the success or failure of the mission. Also, cybercrimes must be stopped quickly. It is therefore important that you work quickly and not lose focus!

Choosing an Infocomm Security Diploma Course

Diploma Course
Studying for an IT security-related diploma is a significant investment of your time, money and resources. It is better to understand the value that you would be able to generate with the course. A common concern seen among students is the choice between Infocomm Security Management versus  IT security centric (network security or forensics focused) diploma courses. There is no one fit solution for all students. You have to consider various factors before selecting one over the other including their track records.

Background
The background of a student plays the most important role in choosing the diploma course. For example, students with interests and strong foundation in networking would naturally choose network security related diploma course. But many students who just completed their GCE “O” level may not have yet to realise their area of interest and may not be able to decide on which course to choose. For those students who are interested in IT security, it is advisable to build their foundations before they move on to specialise in a specific IT security field.

Holistic Education
SP's holistic education equips students with a total skill set, consisting of technical skills, knowledge skills and soft skills. This is done through our unique scenario-based training in DISM which will develop critical thinking skills of students and help them to become a life-long learner. The general education (GenEd) emphasises the cultivation of life-skills such as teamwork, resilience, problem-solving and decision-making.

Broad-based Curriculum
The Curriculum plays a major role in the learning process. DISM focuses on three main skill sets: Offensive, Defensive and Investigative. The first year include the general curriculum where students establish the fundamentals of information technology that includes computer architecture and operating system, networking fundamentals, linux administration, etc.

The second year has more security related modules such as Ethical Hacking and Defences, Applied Cryptography, Computer Forensics, Programming using Perl and C, etc. Third year is the most crucial year when you put all the skills and knowledge together to do your final year project plus some modules. You also choose your specialisation: either in Security Incident Management or Forensics and Investigation.

Career Goals
The essays and Interviews would have forced you to think about your career goals in detail. When you are being asked about your career aspiration, you would be expected to think of something related to your long-term and short-term career goals, as well as objectives, based on your career path planning. It is very important for one to plan ahead. If you choose a diploma course that is too specific (such as network security or forensics centric) at the early stage, you have to consider the job prospects and opportunities. In other words, your choice of jobs will be limited.

In Singapore, almost all IT security related jobs require the practitioners to be multi-skilled, that is, the ability to perform multiple IT security related tasks in a single job. So it means that broad-based training gives you the competitive edge you need to secure a job.

So, which course? 
Consider your interest, your academic strengths, your desired career, and the diploma course that would help you reach your career goals.

Choose Diploma in Infocomm Security Management (DISM) S54.

Top 10 Reasons why SP is Awesome!

1) Meaningful overseas experience: We take pride in being a caring community. Many
 meaningful community service opportunities, both local and overseas service trips are offered.

2) MRT at SP: It’s convenient! We’re located right next to Dover MRT Station. Rain or shine, no sweat!

3) Pioneers: Established in 1954, SP is the country’s first polytechnic. Till date, we have produced close to 178,000 graduates.
     
4) Fun at SP: From a gym, to a jamming room, a skate park and even a bowling alley, we have it all! Not to mention an  Olympic-sized pool! We also have an awesome Sports Hub coming up!

5) Internship: With our diverse connections and healthy relationships with industrial partners, we offer many local and overseas internship opportunities. Some students even went to the prestigious Harvard and Yale to learn wonders about their own fields!

6) 49 Diploma Courses: Adding on to our wide and diverse range of courses, students who excel will be invited to take a diploma-plus certificate which gives them an edge upon graduation.

7) Pursue your Passion at SP: We offer a wide spectrum of CCAs for you to choose from. Over 120 to be exact.
       
8) Food at SP: You would be spoilt for choice during lunchtime as we have 6 different food courts, Burger King, KFC, McDonald’s, Ya Kun and Subway for you to choose from. And yes we have our own Starbucks and Ilao Ilao stall.

9) We go the extra mile: We provide state-of-the-art facilities in order to enhance your learning journey. We are home to the first ever perfumery centre in Asia, a Cyber Wargame Centre and a F1 car simulator. We also have a marine simulator, F16 simulator, MAD studios and a UOB Kay Hian live trading room to help aid your learning.

10) Nice Green Campus: Here in SP, we preserve and replenish our whooping 38-hectare green campus. We are the first polytechnic to recieve the highest accolade in Singapore for achievements in the field of environmental sustainability.

Fun fact: SP is home to some of the rarest species of flora such as the Brown Woolly Fig (Ficus Drupacea)

Cyber Security Seminar

Venue: SP LT17A
Date: 28 Nov 2015
Time: 3.30 to 5.30pm.
Speaker: A/Professor Andrew Woodward (PhD),
Edith Cowan University, Australia

 

SingTel to invest $500m in cyber security, smart cities and data analytics: Asiaone.com

24 Oct 2014. Singtel will invest $500 million over the next five years and hire 1,000 engineers as part of a three-pronged strategy to build strengths in cyber security, smart cities and analytics.

Chief executive Chua Sock Koong told The Straits Times that the telco will set up an Asia-Pacific Cyber Security Competency Centre (ACE) and incubation labs.

These facilities will experiment with fresh ideas that can then be commercialised here and in markets where Singapore has a footprint such as in Australia, India and some African countries.

SingTel is undertaking this move in a first-of-its-kind collaboration with the Economic Development Board (EDB) to secure relationships with local and foreign organisations relevant to its strategy.

 ......

Said Ms Chua: "We'll also have a cyber range lab for security resilience testing. We'll work on realistic threat simulation with customers to enable competency building."

For more details, please visit this URL.

Source: Asiaone.com

Join Us at the Cyber Security Expo 2014 @ Marina Square

The Cyber Security Expo 2014 is ON now. At this event, you are able to find out about the security threats that you may face in the cyber world through the experiential exhibition at the Cyber Security Expo 2014!

Four key areas will be covered, namely, computer, mobile, online and wireless security.

You can also participate in the game by answering questions on the game card to redeem exclusive collectibles. In addition, you can create your own badges or play games on stage with radio DJ to win attractive prizes!

Last but not least, if you have queries on how to secure your computer, mobile and wireless devices, here is the chance to get them answered at the special booths known as "security clinics" which are manned by our SP DISM (Diploma in Infocomm Security Management) students.

 Admission is FREE. So come down to Marina Square to join us! See You There!!!

Marina Square Atrium.

Visitors at the counter.

Mobile security counter @ PC Clinic.

Computer security counter @ PC Clinic.

Sharing cyber security tips with the visitor.

Game at the stage on "encryption key"!

Visitors making the very own badge!!!

Cyber Security Expo 2014 @ Marina Square

As part of the Cyber Security Awareness Campaign 2014, IDA and the Cyber Security Awareness Alliance will be organising the Cyber Security Expo 2014 at Marina Square Shopping Centre, Central Atrium from 9 to 12 October 2014.

This is an exhibition that aims to reach out to all individuals. Come on down to the Cyber Security Expo together with your family and friends to learn more about cyber security. Go through an immersive cyber security tour to learn how hackers commonly launch their attacks against their cyber prey, and also receive advice on how to secure your tech gadgets.

Our DISM students will be involved in this event. so join us there. Admission is FREE!

Rising cyberspace threat boosts demand for security services - ChannelNewsAsia.com

Singapore’s cyberspace threat exposure is at 41 per cent, higher than the global average of 36 per cent according to security software firm FireEye. This had led to higher demand for cybersecurity services.

The increased demand has led SP to double its intake for its Diploma in Infocomm Security Management course from 40 to 80. SP also makes sure its students do not abuse the knowledge acquired during training as students are made to sign an agreement to use the knowledge lawfully.

Students are also reminded of cyberwellness and ethical use and the course modules cover the Computer Misuse Act, as well as field trips to the State Courts, High Court and prison.

Source: www.channelnewsasia.com, 29 Sep 2014.

Advancing the fight against cyber threats @ Govware 2014 - hometeam.sg

23 Sep 2014. GovernmentWare 2014 brought a diversity of innovations designed to combat modern-day cyber threats and viruses. A developing, growing range of cyber threats also means the continuous need to advance technology. This year’s GovernmentWare (Govware) showcases up-to-date innovations of major private companies as well as schools that equip our devices to combat online threats. Singapore Polytechnic (SP) produced three creations, one of which is a malicious software (malware) detection website named “Open Bouncer”. Part of students Reuben Tan’s, Ngoh Guang Wei’s, Russell Chua’s and James Teoh’s Final Year Project (FYP) in collaboration with the University of Victoria, the Open Bouncer is an open platform to detect Android malware. Singapore Polytechnic students show Open Bouncer to Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Open Bouncer is the students' Final Year Project that detects malware in Android applications. PHOTO: Mabel Yap For more details of the article, please visit the following URL: http://www.hometeam.sg/article.aspx?news_sid=20140925SXGKP7Zy4cSm Source: www.hometeam.sg. Article by  Fong Chui Choo

Cyber Conquest @ Govware 2014

On 23rd September, the first day of Governmentware 2014 saw youth participants competing in scenario-based challenges that tested their proficiency in IT security at the 5^th Singapore Cyber Conquest.

 

For this year's Govware Singapore Cyber Conquest event, the Ministry of Home Affairs has partnered with Boeing, root9B, HP, and Ixia - an intense capture the flag competition that will challenge the team to think more like an attacker and improve the defensive skills.

 

 

 

 

We hope our DISM students had a good time being exposed to the competition being part of a red-team operational unit tasked with assessing the overall security posture of the opnet.com network to uncover target vulnerabilities, and gain access to the systems where applicable.

 

GovernmentWare 2014

On 23 September 2014, participants from the public and private sectors convened at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre for the 23rd GovernmentWare infocomm security seminar and exhibition to learn about the latest challenges in IT security.

The Guest-Of-Honour was Mr. Masagos Zulkifli, Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and Foreign Affairs.

In his opening speech, he indicated the complexity of having the complete visibility or oversight of the environment. “We have to build robust information and intelligence sharing channels which we can tap on to put in place effective early warning systems. Such systems will enable us to better prepare against cyber attacks.”

He also mentioned how government to work with private, education sectors to fight cyber threats. "For example, in January this year, KPMG set up a Cyber Security Centre in partnership with the Infocomm Development Authority and Singapore Polytechnic. The Centre brings together companies, institutes of higher learning and security technology vendors to build capabilities and drive innovation in cyber security."

GovermentWare 2014

DISM student, Koh Zheng Wei greeting Mr. Masagos Zulkifli,
Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and Foreign Affairs.

DISM student, Debak explaining about their project
to Mr Masagos Zulkifli.

Ms. Suzanne Vautrinot, retired U.S. Air Force Major-General,
talking to our DISM student.

MCI Scholarships Award Ceremony 2014

SINGAPORE: Fifty-five recipients were awarded the Ministry of Communications and Information scholarships at a ceremony on Thursday (Aug 21).

 

Minister for Communications and Information Yaacob Ibrahim, who was at the presentation ceremony, said more ideas are needed to make Singapore a SMART Nation. He said the expertise that the scholars will gain and the information collected will create new products and services to make Singapore a better place for all.
- source: channelnewsasia.com

Theodoric Keith Lim, Mr Fu Dai Fa, Mr Liew Chin Chuan (DISM Course Chair),
Mr Yeo Quan Yang (DISM alumnus), Ignatius Hendrawan and Miss Chang Ern Rae.

We wish to congratulate the following Diploma in Infocomm Security Management (DISM) students who received the awards from the minister. These students are:

1. Theodoric Keith Lim (Integrated Infocomm Scholarship)
2. Fu Dai Fa (Integrated Infocomm Scholarship)
3. Ignatius Hendrawan (Integrated Infocomm Scholarship)
4. Chang Ern Rae (Integrated Infocomm Scholarship)

AND

1. Yeo Quan Yang (National Infocomm Scholarship)

Our DISM alumnus, Mr Yeo Quan Yang received the National Infocomm Scholarship
from the Minister for Communications and Information Dr Yaacob Ibrahim.

Well done and keep up the good work!!!

ITE and poly students welcome ASPIRE recommendations: Channelnewsasia.com

Some students also suggested companies could have more flexible arrangements to enable students to balance both work and study commitments, while the parents we spoke to expressed some reservations.

Our DISM Year-3 student, Edgar Tok was interviewed by Channelnewsasia.

For more details, please visit this URL @ Channelnewsasia.com.

IT security scares boost demand for cybersecurity - The Straits Times - Digital Life!

Recruitment firms and IT security companies notes the rising demand among multinational corporations, financial institutions and government agencies for more IT security experts.

Article mentioned the various IT security programmes in Singapore and SP’s Cyber Security Academy which was launched in December 2013 was mentioned as an example.

The courses conducted at the academy are meant for IT professionals who want to be trained in cybersecurity.

Source: The Straits Times – Digital Life!, 20 Aug 2014.

PRIME MINISTER LEE HSIEN LOONG'S NATIONAL DAY RALLY 2014

ACHIEVING OUR POTENTIAL

Singapore must always give our people full opportunities to achieve their potential. Our pioneers showed that we can do anything, provided we set our minds to it. And we must build on their legacy and continue to give every Singaporean the confidence to shoot for the stars. Education is an important part of this and that is why every year, I speak on different aspects of education and this year, I will focus on ITE (Institute of Technical Education) and Poly(technic) students. Our ITEs and Polys are world-class. Foreign visitors are amazed by the facilities, better than many universities. Investors are impressed by the quality of the graduates – well-trained, can-do, productive. And our students themselves are great examples of resolve, strength and character.......

Or take William Tay. William lost his hearing to illness at four. He enrolled in ITE College Central here. He joined the Photography Club and the Deaf Dragons, which is a dragon boat racing team and he graduated last year with a NITEC in Info-Communications Technology with a perfect Grade Point Average (GPA) and won the Rotary-ITE Student Excellence Award. Welcome, William. Now, he is in the Poly, studying for a Diploma in Infocomm Security Management and benefiting from the Special Needs Education Fund, and working with his lecturers to come back to his alma mater to start a sign language Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) club here in ITE College Central.

So, we have done well by our students. But our students, having done well, naturally hope to climb even higher. And I give you an example of how they feel in this striking art work entitled “Aspirations” which has been put up by ITE students in their art show and if you go outside later, you will see it on the wall somewhere outside. And it shows their desire to improve themselves to reach the top and if you look carefully, you will see also it shows the right spirit because having reached the top, you reach down and help the next person to make it too.

Source: PM Speech in English (www.pmo.gov.sg)

ITE Student William Tay now pursuing DISM at the Singapore Polytechnic: 2014 National Day Rally

SINGAPORE: In his National Day Rally Speech on Sunday (Aug 17), Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Singapore must build on the pioneers' legacy.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the 2014 National Day Rally.

He said that education is an important part in ensuring that Singaporeans have the opportunities to achieve their potential. He cited the examples of two students who showed resolve, strength and character in overcoming challenges.

One of the two examples that Mr Lee mentioned is ITE graduate William Tay. Mr Lee said Tay's hearing loss did not stop him from excelling in life. He graduated with a perfect score last year and is also part of a dragon boat team of hearing impaired people.

William Tay, student of DISM

Tay hopes to give back to the society - he is working with his lecturers to start a Sign Language CCA Club in ITE. He is now pursuing a Diploma in Infocomm Security Management at the Singapore Polytechnic.

Prime Minister Lee said: "We have done well by our students; but our students, having done well, naturally hope to climb even higher. They are right to aim high. We want to help them create a brighter future for themselves, by many routes - not just the academic route, but also alternatively by getting good jobs, mastering deep skills, performing well and then getting relevant qualifications along the way, as they work, as they advance in their careers.

Source: Channelnewsasia.com

DISM ITSP Showcase 2014

The DISM ITSP Showcase Day (Semester 1) was held on Wednesday, 6 Aug 2014 at Cyber Wargame Centre. There was a total of 6 groups showcasing their final year projects. We saw many of the DISM year-1 and year-2 students turn-up to view their seniors' works. Many lecturers from DMIT also were present to view the projects.

There were many interesting projects and these included Smart keyboard, Openbouncer, Search-based Malware Analysis projects, just to name a few.

We are quite sure that these projects have great potential to end up in a follow-up project for the subsequent groups of students who are doing the final year project in next semester.

Keep up the good work!!!

 

Failing Forward Student Workshop Run #2

The first session of the Failing Forward Student Workshop Run #2 was conducted on Wednesday afternoon, 23 July 2014 at the SPACE Cube @ The Agency. We saw students coming from the 3 schools in BIH cluster came together to learn about the topic of resiliency.

These students started the programme by making a paper plane. This was an interesting exercise for the students to kick-start the programme. In a group of two, the students needed to make a paper plane using one quarter of an A4 size paper. The process required the students to work very closely and attempt to fly the paper plane with a distance of greater than 3 metres. It seemed easy but not all students succeeded with one single attempt but multiple attempts. The morale of the story was to encourage the students to keep trying till they succeed, i.e., with perseverance.

It's your turn to fold the paper plane.

Please show me how to do it!

 

Let me try flying the plane...

Even when I am sitting, my paper plane can fly....

 

Let it fly... up.. up.. and.. away........

It's my turn now..

  

Me too... let it go...

 Like those students in the first run of the programme, they were also required to balance an egg with end. Students were anxious to try on the balancing act but struggle very hard to make it with a success.

I told you I can do it, didn't I.

 

We are trying....

 

One of the workshop facilitator,
Mr Adrian Aw Yong from School of Business.

Steady lah!!!

Students participated in the programme had learnt about the concept of failing forward. We hope the programme will the students to develop a positive attitude and proactive view (“dare to try” mindset) to foster resilient lifelong learning.

Differentiating Fact of Life vs Problem.

Students from the BIH cluster.

Miss Chan Li Mei, School of CASS, conducting a
mini-lecture during the workshop.

These students enjoyed the workshop and hopefully they were able to take away some learning points through the workshop. Happy learning!!!