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The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) is an agency under the Ministry of National Development, whose mission is to shape a safe, high quality, sustainable and friendly built environment. As the lead public agency, we champion transforming Singapore into a future-ready built environment. “Built environment” refers to buildings, structures and infrastructure in our surroundings that provide the setting for the community’s activities.
This organization takes care of its employees well. No major issues. Like everywhere, people who impress bosses go higher. I was appreciated for good performance but no effort to promote me. That was the main reason why I resigned.
Generally a good company to work in.
Quite a dynamic environment, considering that BCA is a Regulatory Technical Authority with a need to be at the forefront to lead, and has to advance and move alongside fast with the ever-changing industry.
Quite a dynamic environment, considering that BCA is a Regulatory Technical Authority with a need to be at the forefront to lead, and has to advance and move alongside fast with the ever-changing industry.
• Head the Academy Exam Unit which supports the planning of exam timetable and the execution of the exam process
• Oversee the Lecturers’ Administration team which process appointments and teaching claims of Adjunct Lecturers
• Liaison Officer (LO) to students who are on Industrial Attachment
• Member of the Academy Academic Quality Team
• Oversee the Lecturers’ Administration team which process appointments and teaching claims of Adjunct Lecturers
• Liaison Officer (LO) to students who are on Industrial Attachment
• Member of the Academy Academic Quality Team
give first-hand opportunity to experience front row administrative work was slightly hectic but the people in the office helped the newcomers greatly which really eased the process
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Day starts with media monitoring and getting social media updates on Facebook and Youtube pages. There are many aspects to learn from being a Corporate Communications Officer. One includes knowing how to understand the technical aspects of the built environment sector and translating it to layman terms for the public to understand. This will help reporters in their stories. Another lesson is on updating of website through the use of htmls and javascripts.
The job helps one to be exposed to different areas of the work such as publications, corporate brochures, corporate videos, social media and many more. In all, it was a good environment to learn more about the different types of communication in the media industry.
The job helps one to be exposed to different areas of the work such as publications, corporate brochures, corporate videos, social media and many more. In all, it was a good environment to learn more about the different types of communication in the media industry.
Co-workers and boss are extremely helpful and friendly. There is hardly any stress as co-workers encourage and push each other to achieve success. Wonderful working environment.
Process certificate and statement request for Foreign Workers
Assist with administrative support (Data entry, filling)
Provide customer service to those in need
Other duties as assigned
Assist with administrative support (Data entry, filling)
Provide customer service to those in need
Other duties as assigned
Enjoyment place to work.The job required inspection to check the building of any advertisement / signage and also any building that require license. It was a enjoying work. Not So hard. Required to do admin job.Doing Microsoft Excel to update the status of list. So far the people here treated me nicely. The hardest part is that when you need to submit the dateline like example they give u the list today and they required me to submit it on the next day.
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