Common ICT Programme (DCITP - S32)
EAE GUIDELINES
EAE Timeline
If you selected SoC courses, you may expect the following timeline of events:
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:
Aptitude Test
An aptitude test based on criteria listed below will be conducted.
- Basic IT knowledge
- Computational Thinking
- Logic Analysis
Group Activity
If you're shortlisted, you will advance to the next stage, where you'll participate in a group task to be completed collaboratively. During this stage, you'll be evaluated on your ability to:
- Work with abstract concepts and analogies effectively
- Engage in discussions and contribute meaningfully to team efforts
- Organise and expand upon your ideas coherently
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Relevant Work Experience*
For the Diploma in Common ICT Programme, examples of work experience / job roles includes but not limited to the following:
- Associate Data / Database Support engineer
- Associate Software / Applications Support Engineer
- Associate Infrastructure / Network Engineer
- Associate UI/UX Designer
- Other work experience related to infocomm technology would be advantageous
*Apply to Working Adult EAE applicants only
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