ITE SG50 Celebration

09/09/2015

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The roots of technical education in Singapore can be traced back to the British colonial period when the Government Trade School (later renamed Balestier Trade School in 1940) was established in 1930, offering pre-apprenticeship training to primary school students. In 1938, St Joseph’s Trade School was established by two Gabrielite brothers from Abyssinia.

In line with the nation’s development, our courses began to focus on knowledge intensive areas and industry skills, as suited to the needs of a growing economy.

Visit our SG50 Website at http://sg50.ite.edu.sg The roots of technical education in Singapore can be traced back to the British colonial period when the Gov...

08/09/2015

During the early days, the courses offered equipped students with skills in some of these areas: radio servicing, plumbing, armature winding, machining, sheet metalling, motor mechanics, milling and gas welding.

Machinery, tools and other materials were purchased from England. The workshops and equipment were basic. Experts were also brought in to train local teaching staff.

Walk with us back in time to check out these courses and discover how privileged ITE students are these days!



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During the early days, the courses offered equipped students with skills in some of these areas: radio servicing, plumbing, armature winding, machining, sheet metalling, motor mechanics, milling and gas welding.

07/09/2015

Mr Tham Kin Foon, former Divisional Director of Student Services and current part-time trainer with ITE, still talks passionately about the Big Walk cm Fun Fair in 1992 and ITE’s first participation in the International Youth Skills Olympics, the predecessor of World Skills Competitions, in 1995.



More stories at
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Visit our SG50 Website at http://sg50.ite.edu.sg

04/09/2015

Our journey with the nation in the 2010s.
Discover how we have grown with the nation over the last 50 years.
http://sg50.ite.edu.sg/timeline-infographics/

03/09/2015

Continue this journey with us, share with all your friends and family.

ITE has come a long way since 1963, together with the nation, we can achieve greater things.

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03/09/2015

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Many of today’s local fashion designers got their passions ignited at our very own Baharuddin Vocational Institute (BVI)! For two decades, BVI was the main institute which helped nurture designers and craftsmen as it was Singapore’s first tertiary school dedicated to manual and applied arts.

Many of today’s local fashion designers got their passions ignited at our very own Baharuddin Vocational Institute (BVI)! For two decades, BVI was the main institute which helped nurture designers and craftsmen as it was Singapore’s first tertiary school dedicated to manual and applied arts.

02/09/2015

Last week's online contest, we had no winners.

Thank you, everyone for submitting your answers.

02/09/2015

Our journey with the nation in the 2000s.
Discover how we have grown with the nation over the last 50 years.
http://sg50.ite.edu.sg/timeline-infographics/

01/09/2015

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When we first started out, overseas and local experts were sought to provide guidance in the training and delivery of courses, as part of the overall plan to keep vocational and technical education abreast with the latest technologies.

When we first started out, overseas and local experts were sought to provide guidance in the training and delivery of courses, as part of the overall plan to keep vocational and technical education abreast with the latest technologies.

31/08/2015

Our journey with the nation in the 90s.
Discover how we have grown with the nation over the last 50 years.
http://sg50.ite.edu.sg/timeline-infographics/

28/08/2015

Winners from our week 2 online quiz!

Congratulations!

You have won yourselves a pair of Golden Village tickets each.

ITE College Central (3 winners)

Muhammad Anwaruddin, BC1404U

Ho Jia Jun, CN1501A

Teo Jie Song, AM1401G

College East (2 winners)

Chee Siew Ting Crystal, UA1504B

Jamie Tan Hui Min, NA1504L

We will be contacting you soon, on how you can collect your prizes!

This week, no winners from ITE College West.

Today is the last day for our final Week 3 online quiz!

26/08/2015

Our journey with the nation in the 80s.

Discover how we have grown with the nation over the last 50 years.
http://sg50.ite.edu.sg/timeline-infographics/