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TEAM E1

SKILLS FUTURE

Deepak Asish Carlo Paulino

Tyson Plant Adwait Tilak

Danny Halim

Skills Future is a government-funded national movement aimed at enabling all Singaporeans to develop to their fullest
potential. This project will; investigate the skills future program; understand who uses it and who doesn’t; analyze the
relationship between education and increased income; suggest how can the young program be improved. Primary data will
come in the form of a quantitative survey conducted across several MRT stations around Singapore. A random sampling
method will be used to eliminate any bias, the only prerequisite to take part will be that the applicants must be 25+ years of
age and also be Singaporean citizens. The secondary research comes in the form of an extensive literature review of journal
articles and government reports. One major limitation is that since the program only began in 2016 there is limited data
available and only over a short timeframe of less than two years.

TEAM E2
SKILLS FUTURE

Aung Min Paing Fay Tanaya

Moh Moh san Cherry Ko

Skills future is an initiative taken by the Singapore government to help develop the country in terms of skilful
employees in the future. This project aims to establish and comprehend in what ways the Skills Future initiative would
bring development upon the people. This is to also determine what would be the most important skill in the future, if it
would bring a difference upon the pay wage towards the employees and lastly, the effect this initiative would cause
towards people by both happiness and dissatisfaction. The answer to these will be presented based on both primary
and secondary information collected by the team. The primary research is a survey conducted upon 384 Singaporeans.
Thus, the results of both the primary and secondary information will be displayed in our poster with firm analysis.