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Revision of courses for April 2005 under Schedule 2 and 3 Schedule 2 (A) Deletion: None (B) Addition: None Schedule 3 (A) Deletion: 1. Programming – Fundamentals of Java Programming (70 Hours) (B) Addition: 1. Beginner IT Course – Introduction to Computing (7 Hours) 2. Desktop Application – Microsoft Office Application XP Basic (15 hours per software) (a) Word (b) Excel (c) Powerpoint (d) Access – Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOSC) Advanced (21 Hours per software) (a) Word XP Core (b) Excel XP Core (c) Access XP 2002 (d) Powerpoint XP 2002 (e) Word XP Expert (f) Excel XP Expert 3. Desktop Application – Open Source (15 Hours each) – Word Processor with OpenOffice (Basic) – Spreadsheet with OpenOffice (Basic) – Presentation with OpenOffice (Basic) 4. Web Design & Development – Introduction to HTML (15 Hours) 5. System Administration – Linux Basics (7Hours) 6. Security Management – Security + Certification, CompTia (35 Hours) 16 Samudra April + May 2005
They are the old folks of Ang Mo Kio, without family and means of financial support or are on Public Assistance. Some require minimal medical attention, while others have difficulties living with or obtaining adequate care from their family. They may be lonely, but they are Showing That We Care independent and well capable of taking care of their own daily living activities. They are the Asian Women’s Welfare Association Community Home’s For Senior Citizens, and they have the support of SOS! The Home has been SOS’s adopted charity for more than 10 years, and SOS visits the Community Home at least twice a year, loaded with groceries and necessities such as air fresheners, coffee, and bottles of Seacare’s drinking water. This year, as part of the May Day’s Celebrations, SOS once again loaded up their goodies and off to the Home they went! Mr Tan Jing Bock, President of SOS, Mr Bon Shuen Ping, Vice-President and Mr Abu Bakar, Assistant Secretary, huffed and puffed their way to Ang Mo Kio. Said Mr Tan: “To others, May Day is just Labour Day, a public holiday. To us, we celebrate May Day by remembering and visiting the old folks. To the elderly, a simple gesture like this means a lot. We hope others will join us to show support, care and concern for these elderly too.” April + May 2005 Samudra 17
Page 1 and 2: Mita(P) No. 151/03/2005 A Bi-Monthl
Page 3 and 4: Challenges can Make or Break Us “
Page 5 and 6: Thank You, Mr Goh Chok Tong Senior
Page 7 and 8: Tripartite Consensus at ILO Interse
Page 9 and 10: Conveying Our Concern Representativ
Page 11 and 12: Overwhelming Response Dr Peh showed
Page 13 and 14: Goes Up and Up For the SOS efforts
Page 15: Inclusion of N-ETF Scheme Into SOS
Page 19 and 20: of (T)issues Learning the facts abo
Page 21 and 22: Seacare Focus Seacare Focus Seacare
Page 23 and 24: Two New Directors Mr Shankar Alan,
Page 25 and 26: Bilingualism A country of 10 millio
Page 27 and 28: Reaping the Most Out of NTUC’s Tr
Page 29 and 30: Goes On Board Ships The cleaning te
Page 31 and 32: Seacare Manpower foresees that to c
Page 33 and 34: NTUC Co-operatives Return $81m in S
Page 35 and 36: seAcAre e-Place Walking Down Memory

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