刚毕业,没有SPM的一定要考虑提升自己!

最近经济不景气,同样的新加坡招人的公司也逐渐变少

就连大学毕业都成为普遍的时候

如果有想进新加坡工作

但是连最低要求的文凭都没有

你或许面临的问题是...

因没文凭,申请服务业或者制造业人头税高

因没文凭,申请不到建筑业准证

因没文凭,公司为了节省开销,而你的人头税高就开始裁员

因没文凭,申请S pass/EP/PR 很难批

因没文凭,进不到工地

因没文凭,很难要求调整薪水

📌 所以你...

可以先考虑提升自身价值...报考课程✅

@ NK Joey

wa, 9234 8311

#新加坡工作的马来西亚人 #烧焊文凭 #没有spm

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... Read moreFrom my experience, not having the SPM qualification can make finding jobs in Singapore particularly challenging, especially in sectors like construction or manufacturing where a diploma or basic academic qualification is mandatory. I was worried about the high foreign worker levy companies pay for non-certified workers, which often leads to companies preferring to hire graduates with formal certificates or those who hold valid work passes. To tackle this, I enrolled in technical certification courses tailored for people like me who want to work in Singapore but lack formal qualifications. These courses helped me acquire relevant skills recognized by employers and lowered the levy barrier, making it easier to apply for Work Permits (WP), S Passes, or Employment Passes (EP). It also increased the likelihood of companies approving my applications and considering me for construction or service industry roles. Additionally, these certifications enhanced my confidence in requesting salary adjustments and securing longer-term employment opportunities like Permanent Residency (PR). I highly recommend anyone without SPM to consider such courses seriously as they provide a practical pathway to reduce headcount levies and improve job prospects in Singapore's competitive market. If you are worried about layoffs or feeling stuck without formal qualifications, upgrading your skills through recognized certification programs can be your gateway to a more stable career here. Consider researching licensed training providers that offer these specialized programs to maximize your chances in Singapore's evolving job landscape.