Is a Bachelor degree enough 2 work in Singapore?

hongetje SG

Hello,

My name is Hong and i have a dillema. I was hoping maybe somebody could help me out.

Last year I obtained my bachelor degree in Information Technology and I want to start a life in Singapore with my family.

Does anybody know if a bachelor degree is good enough (for a foreigner) to get a job in Singapore?

And what is more important? A Master degree or Work expericience?

Regards,
Hong

thoreldan SG

where are you from and where’s your degree from?

AndrewPKYap SG

How old are you? If you are over 40, I think you better forget it. If you are very young, in your twenties, sure come here, grab as much money as you can and then bring the money home and enjoy life.

CoolMyth SG

If you have relevant working experience, maybe you can.

But as said, if you're over 40, better think twice. Singapore is not one of the easiest place in the world to come and start a new life with your family.

thoreldan SG

yeah...

and we have an army to protect you too Very Happy

Darkness_hacker99 SG

Bachelor Degree, maybe around $2k/mth

AndrewPKYap SG

is senior manager's pay and senior manager's lifestyle to go with it in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand but here? *Sigh* $2K is like sand because everything is so ex, a situation engineered by you know who...

hongetje SG

Heyy guys,

THnx for the reply Smile

Well I am 25yr and currently holding a dutch (european) Bachelor degree in Information Technology.

Because I know that my knowledge isn't enough, I can whether:
1) Pursuing my Master degree although my not really in a study mood..
2) or start working in a Dutch IT company and built up some workexpercience and get some "Microsoft Certficates".

That's why I'm asking, is a bachelor degree enough? If it is, I can start building up workexpercience. If not, then I have to pursue my Master Sad

Hong

LazerLordz SG

Originally posted by hongetje:
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2) or start working in a Dutch IT company and built up some workexpercience and get some "Microsoft Certficates".

Hong[/b]

I would think this is a better option. In IT, it's always better to have professional certification and if you have an offer in Europe or in Holland, go for it.