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Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung’s remarks come as the proportion of graduates who secured employment six months after graduation declined from 92.9 per cent in 2023 to 88.9 per cent in 2025.

Ong Ye Kung: Can Stay Confident that Singapore is Still Creating Jobs Amid Tighter Job Market

Graduates can remain confident that Singapore is still competitive and creating jobs, Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung said on Sept 7.

Recipient of the Batul Izzuddin Global Citizen Prize, 22-year-old Kashvi Raj, in Tubingen.

NUS College Awardees Kashvi and Divyaa Are Bridging Worlds, Celebrating Roots

Mentors and mentees with MP Hamid Razak (standing, fifth from left) and Mr Abhijit Ghosh and Mr Siddhant Ghosh (standing, extreme right).

Ghosh Family Partners SINDA to Launch Mentorship Programme for Graduates to Enter Workforce with Confidence

Ms Sohana Khatun explaining her “Wear Your Waste” initiative to Ms Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, and Ms Goh Hanyan, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainability and the Environment.

Youth-Led Mission to Make Sustainability More Inclusive

Graduands of National University of Singapore (NUS) at their convocation at Kallang Theatre.

More Young Indians Now Believe a Degree Won’t Change Their Lives

Mrs Thayammal dressed in court attire in front of her house in Tirunelveli, a city in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

Op-ed: My Grandma, Law Student at 72

Within the past year, pay for AI roles has climbed by about 15 per cent to 25 per cent, according to recruitment firm Robert Walters.

Salaries for AI workers grow five times higher, fresh grads earning up to S$90,000 annually

Mr Parashu Raam Subramanian (second from left) and his family at Republic Polytechnic’s Graduation Ceremony 2026.

Republic Polytechnic Graduates Parashu and Kymberly Turn Pain into Purpose

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