The aim is to promote the spirit of entrepreneurship, enhance understanding of leadership qualities and develop analytical thinking about management strategies. Level 3 Arts and Humanities modules focus on organisational contexts while developing skills through face-to-face interactions, project presentations and learning activities.
All these prepare you for the transition from school to society. Ever wondered what goes into a sleek, creative and utterly persuasive advertisement? Wonder no more. This module gives you a glimpse into the exciting world of advertising and the fascinating processes that lead to the creation of a successful advertising campaign.
You will try your hand at what advertising professionals do best: getting into the head of the consumer, crafting a strategic message, thinking of a creative concept, putting it to paper and finally selling it to the client. And of course, you will get the chance to appreciate and analyse some of the most creative advertisements in the world.
What are you waiting for? Enrol now! Calling all movie buffs! Do you enjoy watching films and thinking about the deeper meaning behind them? What do movies have to say about our society and the way we live? What has reel life got to do with real life?
This module is an introduction to film and cultural studies, where you get to play the roles of a visual detective and social scientist to investigate the hidden meaning in films. By watching films from different genres and cultures, you will explore some challenging questions which films raise about society, and learn how movie directors communicate their ideas through the visual form.
This module will be taught through film screenings and seminar discussions. Students will be assessed through a portfolio of journal reflections, a group research presentation and a critical essay on a film of their choice.
You negotiate all the time. You do it at home, while shopping and at work. For some, this is easy, but for others, negotiation is a source of conflict to be resisted and avoided. Knowing the art of negotiation enables you to influence the negotiation process, steering it towards your goals.
Experiential and interactive activities help you acquire negotiation skills to shape the entire negotiation process and turn objections into opportunities. In this module, you will learn how to develop events-management proposals, including communication media plans and working timelines for organising events.
There will be opportunities for experiential learning through class excursions and major events. The process of writing proposals for events will help you develop creative conceptualisation and bring together design elements to support your event, including strategising media communication.
Food provides a window into our lives. How and when we eat, what we eat, and where and with whom we eat, all reflect who we are, where we come from, and what we believe in. This module is an exploration into the cultural dimensions of food.
You will discover how food and culture are inter-related and how the way we prepare and consume our food affects our lives both nutritionally and socially, across boundaries of time and place, throughout many cultures and traditions. Successful communication starts with oneself. From an understanding of self and inner speech, this module allows you to better understand communication patterns in interpersonal, family, group and organisational contexts.
The teaching and learning approach in this module is experiential and encourages participation in activities, games, role play and case studies. Please email us with valid reasons to enrol np. Email to enrol np. If you are unable to come down, you may authorise someone to collect the enrolment package on your behalf.
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Telephone Contacts — Please ensure that your telephone contact details are up to date. The spokesman said: 'Although the new module is an elective, it will be actively promoted among male students who will be enlisting for National Service. Temasek Polytechnic will also be introducing a non-compulsory fitness module this year to complement their existing healthy lifestyle programme for students.
The module will cater primarily for NS-eligible male students and provide them with another avenue to maintain their fitness level, but female and foreign students can also participate in it. The spokesman was unable to reveal more details as the school is still working out the programme. Over at Nanyang Polytechnic NYP , a physical fitness training, in preparation for the Napfa tests, has been in place for second and third year students since Fitness training programmes are also conducted weekly for students to improve their fitness levels for enhanced performance in the Napfa tests.
A spokesman said: 'As a result of these initiatives, NYP has been ranked first for four times among all the polytechnics for achieving the highest percentage of pass rates since Napfa was introduced. A spokesman for Singapore Polytechnic said it was not making any changes, although it may be planning to increase the number of sports activities on top of having its usual sports day. He said that although he had a compulsory sports module, he didn't do anything that was too strenuous. At NP, every male student is encouraged to take the Napfa test early in the first semester of their final year.
Said an NP spokesman: 'If they do not pass the test on the first attempt, they will have time to prepare for a re-test in the later semester. Mr Aziz, who has already served his two years in NS, admitted that he found army life 'a challenge' during the first few months. Another TP graduate, Mr Moses Chang, 25, a designer, said: 'There is a different culture in junior colleges and polytechnics. Mr Chang, who ran and swam every day during his polytechnic years, said that he was one of the few who made use of the institution's sports facilities.
He also said: 'Polytechnic student bodies are very large.
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