ACP has recently completed a project with Microsoft to introduce Microsoft Classroom to local schools. The project itself spanned a period of six months from Dec 2015 to June 2016 and required ACP to create unique customized content fitting the Singapore Ministry of Education syllabus guidelines using Microsoft Classroom. The Read more…
ACP ensures that our trainers are in the know on the latest innovations in technology and we frequently conduct internal training sessions to keep our trainers up to date. Recently our training department conducted two training sessions for our staff. These sessions were for AppMakr and Google Sites to keep our Read more…
As ACP works to incorporate innovation and new technology into the workplace and schools as part of our company profile, we also take on interns to allow them an opportunity to experience what it is like working with us. Recently three student interns from Hong Kong came on-board for a Read more…
Each month, we take some time off to have a chat with an ACP employee to find out what they do and what they’re like. This month’s employee: Joel Luo What do you do at ACP? Hello! I’m the Human Resource (HR) Executive for ACP. As a HR Executive, I Read more…
Smart Nation, SkillsFuture and LOOP.sg “This is a whole-of-nation journey Singapore is embarking on. To succeed, we need people, businesses and Government to work together because ultimately, citizens are at the heart of our Smart Nation vision, and not technology.” Singapore’s Smart Nation plan is not just about improving the Read more…
Even though the need for skills development grows in Singapore, a large proportion of Singaporeans are busy engaged in work or in the midst of looking for work, which does not give them the opportunity to prepare skill changes in many industries. In his May Day 2016 Rally speech, Singapore’s Read more…
“Parents are more attuned nowadays to technology and programming. They see it as quite healthy intellectual pursuit for their children.” – Ms. Adeline Chu, cofounder of Saturday Kids Students are now on vacation and different activities can be done like recreational, educational or just simply a break. However, there are Read more…
The aim is to present facts in bite-sized chunks. The wall is the first touchpoint for our visitors, so we don’t want to overload them. It’s an invitation to them to continue the journey through the museum,” says Pinacotheque’s chief executive Suguna Madhavan, who worked with a team of designers Read more…
We are delighted that NUS has maintained our position as the region’s top university at a time when Asian countries are investing heavily in education and research. We are also very encouraged that the University is highly regarded and valued by employers and academics in Asia and the world,” said Read more…
The National Library Board (NLB) has been digitally archiving more than 65,000 tributes to the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew. NLB aims to finish digitalising the tributes collected during the week of the national mourning from Istana, Parliament House, 18 community tribute sites and public libraries by the end of Read more…