You can still register over the counter at our Customer Service Centres or your campus of study during office hours (subject to the availability of vacancies). However, we encourage all applicants to register during the registration period stipulated, as vacancies may be limited.

You can still register over the counter at the campus of your choice course during office hours (subject to the availability of vacancies). However, we encourage all applicants to register during the registration period stipulated, as vacancies may be limited.

We encourage all applicants to apply via the Internet. You can use any Internet-ready PC at anywhere convenient for you. If you do not have an Internet-ready PC at home, you may register using the computers at our Customer Service Centres or your campus of study during office hours.

For first time applicants who are Singapore Citizens and PRs, go to the ITE website. Click on icon "Application for Part-time Nitec/ISC courses for July 2007 Intake" to link you to the application website. At the application website, enter your NRIC/FIN and birth date to start your application. For more information, you can also refer to our web application guide for assistance.

The courses are of 2-year duration with the exception of Nitec in Service Skills (1-year duration) and Nitec in Beauty Therapy (1 year 3 months duration).

To benefit more from the course, applicants are advised to apply for courses they are eligible in. However, applicants who do not meet the entry requirement can sit for an Entrance Test conducted by ITE at a fee of $10. The Entrance Test is conducted throughout the year. The test is available on-line for walk-in applicants at any of the Customer Service Centres at ITE HQ, ITE College West (Ang Mo Kio Campus), ITE College Central (MacPherson Campus) and ITE College East.

For first time applicants who are Singapore Citizens and PRs, we encourage application via the Internet. You can use any Internet-ready PC at anywhere convenient for you. If you do not have an Internet-ready PC at home, you may register using the computers at our Customer Service Centres or your campus of study during office hours. For applicants who had studied part-time courses before or non-citizens, you may register at the campus offering your choice of course.

If you are an ISC in Electrical Servicing graduate with minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 (inclusive of CCA bonus), you can apply for progression to the full-time Nitec in Electrical Technology, Electronics and Mechatronics courses. Applicants for these courses must be free from colour blindness. If you are an ISC in Mechanical Servicing graduate with minimum cumulative GPA of 2.

For first time applicants who are Singapore Citizens and PRs, go to the ITE website. Click on icon "Part-Time Courses Apr 2007" to link you to the application website. At the application website, enter your NRIC and birth date to start your application. For more information, you can also refer to our web application guide for assistance.

The courses are of 2-year duration with the exception of Nitec in Service Skills (1-year duration) and Nitec in Beauty Therapy (1 year 3 months duration).

ISC courses are designed to be competitive, challenging, and dynamic. This does not mean that students are competing against each other; rather, each student competes with herself, seeking to excel in a manner that is personally comfortable. This sense of self-competition and self-challenge creates a very dynamic learning environment where students enjoy improving their skills to help each other. The more-advanced students help the lesser-advanced students, in a team effort.

Courses offered at the International Study Centre (ISC) at Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex, ordinarily include courses at the 100, 200, and 300 levels, and the upper-year courses may be in accelerated format (full-year credits in half-year deliveries) to make it possible for students traveling abroad to fulfill the English curriculum requirements on schedule. For a current listing of these course offerings, see the ISC Calendar. Courses taught at the ISC have V suffixes.

A Nitec graduate applying for part-time Higher Nitec courses will enjoy equal standing as GCE 'O' applicants who met the entry requirement for Higher Nitec courses.

ITE offers a wide range full-time courses in technical skills, info-communications technology, business and healthcare services for the Apr 2007 intake as follows: Nitec in Digital Audio & Video Production - NEW COURSE [offered at ITE College West (Ang Mo Kio Campus)] Nitec in Digital Media Design (Interactive Media) - NEW SPECIALISATION [offered at ITE College Central (Bedok Campus)]

There is generally no age limit for our full-time courses if the applicants meet the entry requirements. You are advised to consider other courses during the appeal phase as you have been assessed as not suitable for the course at the interview / drawing test.

Those who register in the first week of the Autumn Semester, do so in Firth Hall. At other times, you should consult Registry Services about arrangements.

To benefit more from the course, applicants are advised to apply for courses they are eligible in. However, applicants who do not meet the entry requirement can sit for an Entrance Test conducted by ITE at a fee of $10. The Entrance Test is conducted throughout the year. The test is available on-line for walk-in applicants at any of the Customer Service Centres at ITE HQ, ITE College West (Ang Mo Kio Campus), ITE College Central (MacPherson Campus) and ITE College East.

Yes, you can reapply any time after you were refused. However, we do not recommend that you re-apply without any additional or new information that can demonstrate your strong social, economic ties to Tajikistan or changed circumstances of your life.

It’s okay to miss a day or two during the Program schedule. We suggest that if you do miss more than 3 or 4 days, you contact your authorized provider or the REI Institute customer support staff to find out how to proceed. Our research has shown that if the CDs are played less than 3 times per week the changes, if any, are often insignificant.