Banking & Finance မွာ ၁သိန္း၁ေသာင္း၄ေထာင္ေက်ာ္လိုအပ္ေနၿပီး Info-Communications & Digital Media ၂၀၁၅ အတြက္ “Intelligent Nation 2015″ (iN2015) 10-year masterplan ဆိုၿပီး IT ပညာရွင္ေတြ ၈ေသာင္းေက်ာ္ႏွင့္ Biomedical မွာ ၁ေသာင္း၅ေထာင္ေက်ာ္ႏွင့္ Tourism & Hospitality မွာ ၁သိန္းေလာက္ႏွင့္ Electronics Industry မွာ ၉ေသာင္း၅ေထာငႏွင့ ္Healthcare မွာ၁ေသာင္း၃ေထာင္ လိုတယ္လို႔ေရးထားတာေတြ႔ရပါတယ္၊ ဒါေတြအတြက္ ဒီကလူေတြကို NTUC,WDA,တို႕လို အစိုးရအဖြဲ႕အစည္းေတြမွာ မြန္းမံသင္တန္းအသစ္ေတြလဲေပးေနတာရွိပါတယ္၊ တျခားအဖြဲ႕ေတြလဲရွိပါလိမ့္မယ္၊
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Key Sectors with Job Opportunities in Singpore
On April 1, 2009, in Life in Singapore, ….
Perhaps you are a skilled and experienced professional in your line of work and are seeking a more challenging career in Singapore. Or perhaps you are a graduating student looking for a job in Singapore. Regardless of reasons, this “Global City with a World of Opportunities” could be the place for you to make the most out of your career.
Singapore requires skills, talents and experience to contribute in both established and emerging sectors.
Jobs in Banking & Finance Sector
The banking and finance industry of Singapore provides more than 114,000 jobs in over 500 financial institutions, accounting for more than 11% of Singapore’s GDP.
Singapore probably owes its status as the world’s fourth largest foreign exchange trading centre and the world’s leading financial centre to its deep financial talent pool – a good mix of local and international financial experts. As Singapore’s banking and financial sector moves to strengthen its title as the “Financial Centre of the Future”, it sees a need to increase its employment of experienced, highly-skilled private bankers, compliance officers, IT development officers, product controllers, risk managers etc.
Jobs in IT Sector
Since the convergence of information technology and telephony in 1999, the growth of Information Technology (IT) in Singapore has been phenomenal – pervading into all aspects of lives and businesses. IT specialists are in great demand in almost every forward-looking industry i.e. banking and finance, manufacturing, logistics, finance, entertainment, transportation, healthcare etc.
Jobs in Biomedical Sciences
Singapore’s Biomedical Sciences sector – made up of pharmaceuticals, medical technology, biotechnology and related healthcare services – were developed in 2000 to make up one of the key pillars of Singapore’s economy. This industry is predicted to open up 15,000+ new Singapore jobs by 2015 to a skilled talent pool of chemists, production engineers, quality assurance engineers, quality controllers and quality control engineers etc.
Some of the key players in Singapore’s biomedical industry include:
•Institute of Molecular & Cell Biology
•Institute of Bioengineering & Nanotechnology
•Bioprocessing Technology Institute
Chemical Industry is also one of the key components of Singapore’s economy. The industry has achieved several worldwide recognitions such as as being one of the top oil refining centres in the world; one of the top three oil trading and price discovery centres in the world; one of the top ten petrochemical hubs in the world; one of the top three bulk liquid ports in the world; and houses eight of the world’s top ten flavours and fragrances companies. Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC) received investments from several industry associations in 2006 that will result into creation of thousands of jobs in the chemical industry by 2009.
Some of the key players in Singapore’s Chemical Industry include:
•Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences (ICES)
•Singapore Petroleum Company Ltd
Jobs in Electronics Industry
A significant contributor to Singapore’s GDP and the biggest contributor to Singapore’s manufacturing sector, the electronics industry is also the largest manufacturing employer. It welcomes driven and highly skilled global talents i.e. IC designers, media engineers, wafer fabrication engineers etc to be part of its vibrant family of 95,000 strong employees.
Some of the key players in Singapore’s Electronics Industry include:
•Singapore Manufacturers Federation
•Professional Engineers Board
•Spring Singapore (Standards, Productivity and Innovation Board)
•Singapore Precision Engineering & Tools Association
Jobs in Healthcare Sector
Singapore’s regional reputation of healthcare service excellence and international reputation as a leading medical tourism destination has garnered more than 400,000 international patients who flew here for medical treatments in 2006. This figure is set to increase to a million by 2012, thus creating at least 13,000 new jobs for doctors, nurses, dieticians, radiographers, therapists, clinical audiologists etc.
Some of the key players in Healthcare Industry include:
•SingHealth Services
•National Healthcare Group
•Ministry of Health
Jobs in Info-Communications & Digital Media Sector
Singapore’s Info-Communications & Media (ICM) sector has established itself as Asia’s broadcast hub which houses world’s top 19 cable & satellite broadcast networks such as BBC, CNBC Asia, Discovery Channel Asia, ESPN STAR Sports, HBO etc.
Recently, Singapore embraced a so called “Intelligent Nation 2015″ (iN2015) 10-year masterplan to realise the potential of infocomm over the next decade. The IN2015 is predicted to open up 80,000 new Singapore jobs for animators, game specialists, applications developers, production managers etc.
Key players in Singapore’s info-communications & digital media industry include:
•Infocomm Development Authority
Jobs in Maritime/Marine & Offshore Industry
As Singapore works towards becoming the leading International Maritime Centre in the regional and global arenas, job careers such as designer engineer, geologist, geophysicist, geoscientist, marine engineer, naval architect, petroleum engineer, process engineer, project manager etc are becoming in high demand. There are also plenty of onshore job opportunities as executives and professionals in shipping, port operations, ship broking, maritime insurance, maritime finance etc.
Key players in Singapore’s maritime/marine & offshore industry include:
•Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore
•Singapore Maritime Foundation
Jobs in Tourism & Hospitality Sector
Jobseekers in this important sector for Singapore can look forward to new and interesting jobs, refreshing existing jobs, world-class training opportunities and a lot more.
The establishment of the two casino resorts with building costs running into billions of dollars will no doubt have a big positive impact on Singapore’s job market in the Singapore’s Tourism & Hospitality Sector. In fact, it will turn a new chapter in Singapore’s history. Upon their completion from the year 2009, the two casino projects will double the number of tourists in Singapore to 17 million, triple tourism revenue to S$30 billion and most importantly create some 100,000 direct and indirect Singapore jobs.
Best Global City for Global Talents
The non-Singaporeans that make up 30.9% of Singapore’s total job pool today have benefited from Singapore’s friendly employment policies, great working environment and vast employment opportunities, amongst many others. It’s important to note that Singapore was ranked as having the best labour force (BERI Labour Force Ranking 2005-2007) and the most attractive environment for highly skilled foreigners (IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2005). For the well-educated as well as experienced professionals, there should be no problem in finding a job in Singapore
For Foreigners jobs –
http://singapore.job-q.com/jobs-open-to-foreigners.htm
http://www.careerjet.sg/foreigners-jobs.html
http://www.indeed.com.sg/jobs?q=For+Foreigners&gclid=CL72i-3DvKcCFQd66wodEmCJXA
http://www.ihipo.com/group/Entry-level+jobs+for+foreigners+in+Singapore
http://dsv.adsdeck.net/singapore-jobs/for%20foreigners#utm_source=Adwords&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=&utm_content=jobs+for+foreigners
http://www.singaporejobsmarket.com/forum/foreigners/
http://www.sandboxadvisors.com/insights/transition-job-search-strategy/job-opportunities-foreigners-singapore .....Other www....
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