Semester Class in Singapore

[piyushdabomb]

Hi Everyone,

I am interested in taking basics in Accouning class from a university in Singapore without having to get a full time or part time degree or diploma. I also don't want to take a three day workshop. Instead, I'd like to just take a semester class from a university, learn what I need to learn, and apply it to my business.

Does anyone know where I can find such a class in Singapore?

I am happy to take a one or two days per week evening or weekend course. Class is paid by my employer.

Your help is freaky appreciated.

PS - online classes are not an option because I like to ask numerous questions in a classroom type setting.

[ecureilx]

Hi Everyone,

I am interested in taking basics in Accouning class from a university in Singapore without having to get a full time or part time degree or diploma. I also don't want to take a three day workshop. Instead, I'd like to just take a semester class from a university, learn what I need to learn, and apply it to my business.

Does anyone know where I can find such a class in Singapore?

I am happy to take a one or two days per week evening or weekend course. Class is paid by my employer.

Your help is freaky appreciated.

PS - online classes are not an option because I like to ask numerous questions in a classroom type setting.

Acca, Aat ...

You can always opt for rye basics and stop.

Plus Ite has basic book keeping course.

No uni (from what I know) will enroll you for one semester.

Is that freaky enough ?

[piyushdabomb]

Haha, my bad on the use of the word "freaky". Damn iPhone.

What is lte? What are rye basics?

[Strong Eagle]

Even if you were to find a university willing to take you on an audit basis, you will have difficulty obtaining any kind of residence permit that would allow you to stay for a whole semester.

[piyushdabomb]

I have an EP

[Strong Eagle]

I have an EP

Then you need to call around to the various uni's and see if they will let you audit a class. Quite common in the USA (although nearly as expensive, fee wise as taking a course for credit) but I don't know if Singapore uni's engage in the practice.

[taxico]

not possible to audit... he can go through the same undergraduate admissions program... then enrol and take whatever course he qualifies for... no stress about grades, progressing to a more difficult course, etc.

have a look at scale.nus.edu.sg (i think NTU and SMU and SIM all have something similar). they may have what you want...?