North West CDC launches SkillsFuture hotline
Residents unsure of what courses would benefit them can call the hotline to sign up for a 90-minute talk on skills upgrading and career planning
Singapore
THOSE who do not know what SkillsFuture courses to enrol in can consider learning languages, info-comm technology and service excellence, said Minister for Education (Higher Education and Skills) Ong Ye Kung.
Singaporeans "cannot go wrong" if they focus their learning on these three areas, he said yesterday.
"Even for myself, I am learning a new language," he said at the launch of a new SkillsFuture public outreach drive at Woodlands Community Club.
Mr Ong told The Straits Times that he has been…
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