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http://www.sweelee.sg they have a wide range of guitars.

they have half day/ full day camps for 5 days or even shorter ones lasting 2-3 days. this is basically some fun stuff like ice skating, art etc.

i suggest you try and contact IE Singapore..... the organisation helps local companies looking at overseas growth and most small organisations/ consultants register with them..... i guess you are looking at locals.... expats may not go to them for help unless they are PRs. lternatively you could try...

my sis moved there recently and has been complaining of the high cost of living... especially rental..... 1 bedroom smallish apartment is S$30k per annum.

it seems like a decent offer.... but ofcourse depends on your line of work. if you have been renting an apartment in mumbai then your total expenses including taxes (which are lower here) would be roughly similar. i left mumbai a long time ago so please do double-check.

we have friends who gave up PR for their sons when the kids turned 18 and went overseas for studies. unfortunately, none of the kids are back here for work. during the study period, however, they applied and got social visit pass to come visit their parents.

hi k1w1, the applicant has to make a choice whom to sponsor for PR....... only spouse, full family etc. Kids can continue on DP post-parent's PR and apply for student's pass when they start attending school. Priority for local school admission is given if the child is PR. Many don't apply for PR for...

I would do local for 3-4 years and then international.
regards,
mumbaigirl

For Primary 1 you can easily get admission.... they don't ask for a test unless your child joins school in the middle of the year or it is Primary 2 onwards. I am not sure whether the test has been scrapped as mentioned by K1W1. If your child is born in calendar year 1999, he can start Primary 1 in ...

Would like to borrow past year problems for American Mathematics Contest 8.
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Sharmila

hi blaze, the rules are clear-cut. foreigners are exempted as their mother tongue would be english or some other language not taught in schools here. once the child is a PR he has to learn some second language. if he starts school before becoming a PR he takes an exepmtion which continues even if ch...

oct-nov 2006 is the exam at end of year. he will start the year in jan 2006
mumbaigirl

Hi Husticia, You can start your communication process with the MOE before you come here.... i know a couple of friends did that. The test... results and admission is pretty quick if you are not particular about the school. You can do it either way check out the school first... check regarding the va...

Hi Blaze... The term mother tongue is not applied in the 'strict sense'. One just needs to get special approval from the MOE to learn another language. Lots of non-Tamil Indians are learning their mother tongue or 'Hindi' the Indian national language. So are a few foreigners learning chinese. 'Sit i...

hi tuition,

maybe you can volunteer first, gain some expi and then start charging. just a thought.

mumbaigirl