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Consulate-General of the Republic of Singapore in Shanghai
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STUDENTS' VISITS TO THE CONSULATE GENERAL

30 December 2015

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The Consulate-General hosted two separate groups of Singapore students recently.  The first group, from Hwa Chong Institution, was in Shanghai as part of the school’s bi-cultural immersion programme to better understand developments in the Yangtze River Delta Region. 


The second group of students was from the ‘My First Break’ (MFB) programme organised by Singapore’s South East CDC.  MFB is a youth programme that trains our youths with basic business skills and knowledge, while giving them an opportunity to conduct their own short-term micro-businesses.  The programme includes an overseas learning trip for students to understand the impact of globalization and its effect on Singapore and themselves.

Collage of conference: group photo, speaker at podium with Singapore flag, smaller groups conversing.

(Photo: Students from Hwa Chong Institution at the Singapore Consulate-General.)

Collage of students in an audience, speaker on stage, and group photo.

(Photo: Students from the Southeast CDC’s ‘My First Break’ programme at the Singapore Consulate-General.)

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(30 December 2015)

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