DIMENSIONS International College, Singapore

Graduating from secondary school can be exciting yet filled with many uncertainties. If you are a current upper secondary school student, it may be time for you to think about life after secondary school education. There are many options for postsecondary education – Junior Colleges, Polytechnics or even private education institutions. Students may choose to study in Junior Colleges for their postsecondary education when they are still unsure about the career path they want to take in the future, but if you already have an idea of what your aspirations are, then a diploma course may be a better fit. A-Level VS Diploma A-level syllabus in Junior Colleges provides students with higher levels of general education. It serves as an extension of secondary school studies, whereby students continue to extend their knowledge mainly in the general fields of Mathematics, Sciences and Linguistics. The A-level syllabus also includes business-related studies like Economics, Pr

Before setting foot in the World of Business, one should possess substantial understanding on how business organisations work, as well as the skills and knowledge required for them to proficiently perform their role in the organisation. Higher managerial positions would require individuals to be able to recognise the different dimensions of the organisation, as well as to have the know-hows to mainly plan, manage and lead the organisation. To acquire these skills and knowledge, students can choose to pursue a Higher Diploma or a Degree in Business Management after their post-secondary education. Why Business Management? Business Management courses train students on related fields such as human resource management, business strategy and management accounting, all of which are examples of the kinds of expertise which are highly sought-after in today’s business  organisations. Business Management courses, such as the Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Business