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SP’s Professional & Adult Continuing Education (PACE) Academy offers over 400 Continuing Education and Training (CET) courses, including Short Courses, Part-Time Diplomas and Post-Diplomas, Work-Study Programmes, SkillsFuture Career Transition Programmes, to boost your career opportunities. Search.
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NTU PACE's e-learning courses offer students an interactive, flexible, and engaging learning experience. Learn new skills and upgrade your knowledge via our various disciplines and topics. Start your learning journey now!
Jun 20, 2024 · With a specialist diploma from Singapore Polytechnic's PACE Academy, mostly funded using SkillsFuture credits, the ex-medical worker can now venture into fields including physiotherapy and...
Mar 7, 2022 · Indonesia-born, Singapore-based businessman Turochas Fuad and his year-old company Pace, a “buy now pay later” (BNPL) fintech firm, is rapidly expanding across Asia, giving consumers and...
NTU's Student Immersion Programmes provide students with immersive, hands-on learning experiences to explore career pathways and growth opportunities across a range of industries.
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The Professional & Adult Continuing Education Academy or PACE, launched at Singapore Polytechnic in 2010, provides the focal point for CET – as Singapore Polytechnic continues to build on our success in providing new and effective pathways for learners of all ages to develop their skills and knowledge so as to be employable in an ever ...
Apr 6, 2022 · The Pace Card lets you pace your spending so you’ll have no trouble sticking to your monthly budget or meeting your savings targets. By splitting up your payments, you won’t need to dip into your emergency fund for unexpected expenses, such as replacing a broken down fridge or a lost smartphone.
