Architecture
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines
Civil Engineering
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines
Facilities Management
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines
Integrated Events & Project Management
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines
Interior Design
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines
Landscape Architecture
- Back
- Overview
- Entry Requirements
- What You'll Study
- Bright Future
- Project Gallery
- Facilities
- FAQ
- EAE Guidelines

Diploma in Architecture (DARCH -S66)

EAE Guidelines

EAE Requirements

The Early Admissions Exercise or EAE is a yearly discretionary admissions exercise that allows SP to select and admit students based on their passion, interests and aptitude apart from academic grades. Learners of all ages are more engaged and tend to do well while pursuing a course they are passionate about.

If you are an O-level/ITE student or a working adult interested in enrolling via EAE, read on to find out more information about the assessment and selection process for this course:

Portfolio

A digital portfolio consisting of the following will be required for all applicants:

Samples of school work or personal works related to design that showcase your passion & aptitude for the course
Evidence of participation in Architecture related CCAs, or leadership and team skills in CCAs
Evidence of interest and ability, such as:
- Participation in related Advanced Elective Module or other workshops/training/events
- Participation in relevant projects, work attachments, and/or scientific competitions
- Examples of personal IT projects with explanations of the thought processes involved

Aptitude Test & Interview

If you are shortlisted, you will be invited to an online or face-to-face aptitude test and interview.

Aptitude Test:

A written test, where the following areas would be covered:

3D Visualisation
Image Interpretation
2D/3D Design
Interpretation & Imagination

Interview:

The interview will look at your ability to:

Articulate knowledge of the field of study and/or industry
Articulate interest in what they may want to do in the industry in future
Demonstrate interest in a particular area beyond that of a lay person
Demonstrate what they have done/how far they have gone to pursue this interest

Relevant Work Experience*

For the Diploma in Architecture, examples of work experience/job roles include but are not limited to the following:

Architectural Assistant
Assistant Specialist (Digital Delivery)
Designer
Visualiser/Storyteller
Designer Researcher

More Information on EAE Application

All You Need to Know About EAE