Education

Leaders, equipped with autonomous AI agents embedded throughout their business, must decide what decisions to automate, and where human judgment must remain in control.
THE BROAD VIEW

Asia’s next great leap won’t come from more technology, but better leaders

Value is created only if leadership can harness advances in tech capably

Clarence Ching, founder and executive director of Access Singapore, says: “We wanted to launch this (new programme) because there needs to be a strong study-to-work transition."
TAKING HEART

Access Singapore aims to give polytechnic graduate salaries a boost with new scheme

Apprentices will learn soft and technical skills to prepare them for the workforce

It is still too early to know how AI usage affects young people’s ability to learn. But research suggests that students using AI do not read as carefully when doing research, and that they write with diminished accuracy and originality.
THE BROAD VIEW

AI companies are eating higher education

The battle between bots and brains has already begun, and educators can see how it might end

Pupils of Anchor Green Primary School waiting to receive their PSLE results last November. Since the "best" schools are determined largely by their students' academic scores, the focus is on academics and exam results.
THE BROAD VIEW

Time to overhaul the education system

Now, more than ever, the skill our children need is resilience – to pick themselves up after they fail

Manpower Minister Tan See Leng (third from right) during his visit to Thales Solutions Asia, which is one of the host organisations in the GRIT programme.

About 350 trainees placed with over 50 host organisations under graduate traineeship scheme

Placements come amid resilient labour market, with entry-level PMET roles and expected employment on the rise

To prepare graduates for the AI era, IHLs are said to be working closely with sector agencies and industry partners to keep curriculum relevant.

AI impact on entry-level PMET hiring still uncertain: MOM

Employment rates of fresh graduates remain broadly stable despite some year-to year fluctuations

Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment Janil Puthucheary (second from right) says: “Even though technology and AI have brought immense benefits, these changes are taking place rapidly and we must learn to harness them well.”

SMU commits S$5 million to new Resilient Workforces Institute amid rapid AI change

ResWORK aims to advance workforce resilience and lifelong learning

Unlike permanent residency, MM2H does not offer a path to citizenship. For many families, that is not a drawback.

Malaysia’s MM2H’s new pull: Schools, second homes and a Greater China surge

The Malaysia My Second Home scheme is increasingly being used as a visa for globally mobile families

The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals promises to fix poverty, hunger, disease, unemployment, climate change and war by 2030.
THE BOTTOM LINE

How to help the world’s poor most in 2026

There are several policies that deliver astonishing returns even in today’s harsh fiscal reality