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- What’s The Agri-Tech Industry in Singapore like?
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- What’s The Green Infrastructure Industry in Singapore like?
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During his National Day Rally (NDR) 2022 speech, Prime Minister (PM) Lee Hsien Loong highlighted the importance of Singapore being less dependent on exports for our food security. This was seen by how food supply chains were disrupted during the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine pressuring grain exports, and Malaysia previously banning the expo...
Aviation is an important part of the Singapore economy, accounting for around 3% of GDPand employing approximately 200,000 people. The air hub anchors major aerospace companies in Singapore and supports other economic sectors such as tourism, manufacturing and logistics. One of Asia’s most connected international aviation hubs, Changi Airport links...
Maritime is steeped in the lifeblood of Singapore, tracing back to our beginnings as an entrepot trade hub. Today, with sea transport an indispensable driving force for the world economy and international trade, Singapore has become one of the world’s leading maritime nations, and a vital node within the global supply chain network. Our global hub ...
According to a Business Times report, Maybank analyst Chua Hak Bin noted that the construction industry is still experiencing acute labour shortages. Many public and private projects are ongoing or coming online, with the Changi Terminal 5 and Tuas Port long-term projects expected to take several decades to complete. According to OCBC’s small and m...
Another sector that PM Lee highlighted during his NDR rally, the biomedical sector employs over 25,000 and contributes to 20% of Singapore’s manufacturing gross national product (GDP). In fact, during the pandemic, researchers here have made significant contributions, such as helping to secure vaccines early and developing test kits. Industry giant...
Earlier in 2021, the Singapore government unveiled a Green Plan 2030, a “whole-of-nation” movement to advance the national agenda on sustainable development. In a LinkedIn post, PM Lee said: “ By 2030, Singapore will be greener, with more land set aside for nature parks. We will deploy more solar power, and tap more green energy. “We need to ensure...
Momentum in Singapore’s banking and financial sector is expected to accelerate, especially after Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Lawrence Wong shared updates to Singapore’s industry transformation map (ITM) in September 2022. Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Lawrence Wong shared a new S$400 million grant to develop local talent for f...
Singapore plays an important role in the global supply chain and the logistics industry is a big contributor to our economy. The sector has recently grown and adapted to changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. To strengthen Singapore’s status as a global logistics hub, the industry is projected to have a 5% growth ratewith a number of job opportuniti...
Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries, and many countries rely heavily on it to drive their economy. In particular, China’s latest moves to scrap COVID-19 quarantine rules for entry into the country will also boost Singapore’s hospitality sectors in 2023. The country was Singapore’s largest source of inbound tourists from 2017 to 2019, a...
All the industries mentioned so far have been linked to tech in some shape or form, but going digital isn’t the only way to boost career prospects. Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung shared in November 2022 plans to increase the hiring of nurses by the end of 2023, with the move beginning mid-year. “Even whilst we ramp up foreign recruitment to bolste...
Explore the growth opportunities and skills needed for 10 local industries, from agritech to tourism, in this article by Workipedia, a platform for jobseekers and employers. Find out how to apply for jobs, get career advice, and access training programmes on MyCareersFuture.
Jun 6, 2024 · Find out how to get professional job search support, career planning advice and coaching from WSG's appointed providers and experts. Explore in-demand job opportunities and connect with e2i career coaches on Workipedia by MyCareersFuture.
12 hours ago · In case you haven’t noticed, besides the S$4,000 SkillsFuture Credit (Mid-Career) top-up, Singaporeans aged 40 and above also qualify for the Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy.
