NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 100 DEGREE COURSES OFFERED DEGREE COURSES OFFERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH IN PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) FINE ART BACHELOR OF MUSIC (HONOURS) BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) DESIGN PRACTICE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (HONOURS) IN BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) PERFORMANCE MAKING INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL TEACHING GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ASSESSMENT METHODS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ASSESSMENT METHODS In order to graduate from the degree courses, students Each module is assessed by either class participation, In order to graduate from the degree courses, students Each module is assessed by either individual practical are required to attain a total of 360 credits. written assignments, coursework, practical (activities), are required to attain a total of 240 credits, of which at examination and unseen written examination, written performances, portfolio, (oral) presentations, peer least 180 credits must be at Level 6 and above. project, take-away pastiche assignment, mock recital For Direct Entry into second year, students are required reviews, projects, examinations, or any combination examinations, mock auditions, lecture-recital, viva voce, to attain a total of 240 credits, which comprise 120 of these which varies depending on the course. MODE OF INSTRUCTION concert performance, concert review, self-assessment, credits for second year and 120 credits for third year. Assessment methods may vary according to individual reflective diary, case study, round-table discussion, module requirements. Lessons may be delivered face-to-face in classrooms or individual or group oral presentation, peer assessment, MODE OF INSTRUCTION facilitated online. Lecturers employ a variety of teaching fieldwork, research project, portfolio submission, or any strategies and methods according to the needs of each of these combinations. Lessons may be delivered face-to-face in classrooms module. Students are expected to attend every lesson or facilitated online. Lecturers employ a variety of as scheduled, in the form of one-to-one tuition (in teaching strategies and methods according to the Principal, Second and Related Study), masterclasses, needs of each module. Students are expected to practical workshops, orchestras, ensembles and choirs, attend every lesson as scheduled, either in the form small group seminars, lectures, tutorials, observation of lectures, tutorials, discussions, demonstrations, visits, teaching practicum, and web-based interactions case-studies, practical exercises/classes, seminars, such as video conferencing/presentations, teaching workshops, rehearsals, productions, laboratory/ webinars and (pedagogical) workshops, online lectures/ studio-based practice, screenings, field activities seminars and live-streaming of students’ recitals. or e-learning/web-based interactions, which varies depending on the course. COURSE TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF COURSE Prior to course commencement date All new degree students who wish to change course after accepting an offer in a course are required to notify the Student Admissions Office and re-apply for admission to the new course. After course commencement date Course transfer is not allowed after course commencement. Students from all degree courses who wish to change course are required to withdraw from their current course and re-apply for admission to the new course. ACADEMIC INFORMATION
COUR S E F E E S NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 102 D I P LOMA COURSE FEES APPLICATION FEE Course fees indicated here apply to students entering NAFA in the academic year of 2022, with studies A non-refundable course application fee (inclusive of 7% GST) is payable upon application. Applicants may apply up commencing on 1 August 2022. All annual fees are based on 40 credits per year. The cost for additional credits to two choices and the application is only complete upon receipt of your application fee and all required documents. taken will be chargeable at yearly course fees divided by 40 credits of the course. Please ensure your application fee is paid and your documents are submitted within five working days from the SUBSIDISED FEES WITH TUITION GRANT (PER ANNUM) submission date of your online application. NAFA reserves the right to withdraw the applications if the application fee remains unpaid and documents are not received by the due date. NON- SUBSIDISED You will not be informed of your second choice application if your first choice application is successful. FEES (PER PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL ANNUM) ## SINGAPORE CITIZENS & INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CITIZENS # PERMANENT STUDENTS ## SINGAPORE PERMANENT RESIDENTS S$100 Fine Art RESIDENTS # S$70 3D Design Application Fee Design & Media Fashion Studies S$4,760 S$7, 310 S$10,060 S$19,500 OTHER FEES Arts Management S$4,760 S$7, 310 S$10,060 S$19,500 Dance S$4,760 S$7, 310 S$10,060 S$19,500 ADDITIONAL COMPULSORY FEES ALL STUDENTS Theatre S$5, 210 S$7,760 S$10,560 S$20,000 (NON-REFUNDABLE) Music S$4,760 S$7, 310 S$10,060 S$19,500 S$5,710 S$7, 550 S$10,450 S$20,500 Administrative Fee for 1st to 3rd candidature years of study S$100 per year S$5,710 S$7, 550 S$10,450 S$20,500 (including Student Card & Library Membership)# S$5,710 S$7, 550 S$10,450 S$20,500 Hospitalisation Insurance Fee^# S$60 per year ^ Compulsory unless the student chooses to opt out, subject to NAFA’s Office of Student Care (OSC)’s evaluation on the medical insurance coverage # Refundable only if international Student’s Pass application is rejected by ICA TEACHING COURSES FEES FOR PREPARATORY ENGLISH COURSE Art Teaching S$5, 920 S$7, 550 N.A. S$19, 500 S$2,500 for 8 weeks (Pre-Intermediate Level), Music Teaching S$7, 840 S$9,900 N.A. S$20, 500 fee applies to international students # Fees payable for Singapore Citizens & Singapore Permanent Residents with Tuition Grant are net of 7% GST subsidy Preparatory English Course S$2, 500 for 8 weeks (Intermediate Level), ## Fees payable by International Students and Non-subsidised students are inclusive of 7% GST fee applies to international students Preparatory English Course (Supplementary) Notes Administrative Fee S$1,200 for 4 weeks, fee applies to Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents – All subsidised Singapore Citizen (SC) and Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) students studying the MOE- subsidised full-time diploma courses at NAFA will enjoy GST subsidy provisions on tuition fees and tuition grant. S$100 (non-refundable and inclusive of 7% GST) NAFA will make necessary adjustments to ensure that the student bills for the subsidised SC and PR students are revised accordingly to reflect that the GST subsidy is provided for both their fees payable and tuition grant. MEDICAL INSURANCE – Diploma courses offered by NAFA are funded by Singapore’s Ministry of Education (MOE) and exempted from NAFA students taking full-time courses are covered by a medical insurance the Fee Protection Scheme under the Edutrust requirements of the Committee for Private Education (CPE). scheme that provides 24-hour annual coverage of up to S$20,000 per student for hospitalisation and medical treatments in government and restructured – Fees for Diploma courses under Fashion Studies Programme include the final-year graduation show fee. hospitals in Singapore and overseas (if the student is involved in school-related activities), throughout the course duration. – Fees for AY 2022 are approved by the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE). Students who are Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents or non- Please refer to page 105 for more details about the Tuition Grant Scheme. Student’s Pass holders who are protected by their own insurance coverage in Singapore may opt out from the scheme arranged by the academy if the prveceding condition holds. Student’s Pass holders are not allowed to opt out of For information on other the insurance scheme. Students who wish to opt out from the medical insurance miscellaneous fees, scheme must submit a copy of their medical insurance policy together with their Student Contract. scan the QR code above. COURSE FEES
COURSE FEES NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 104 DEGREE COURSE FEES APPLICATION FEE Course fees indicated here apply to students entering NAFA in the academic year of 2022, with studies FEES PAYABLE DURING SINGAPORE CITIZENS & SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS commencing in 1 August 2022. All annual fees are based on 120 credits per year. The cost for additional credits APPLICATION PERMANENT RESIDENTS S$100 taken will be chargeable at yearly course fees divided by 120 credits of the course. S$70 Application Fee & Admission Test/ Audition Fee SUBSIDISED FEES WITH TUITION NON-SUBSIDISED Notes GRANT (PER ANNUM) FEES (PER ANNUM) INTERNATIONAL – Application fee (inclusive of 7% GST) is non-refundable and payable upon course application. NAFA reserves PROGRAMMES UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE SINGAPORE SINGAPORE STUDENTS## the right to withdraw the applications if the application fee remains unpaid and documents are not received by CITIZENS# PERMANENT the due date. Bachelor of Arts RESIDENTS# S$ 27, 100 (Honours) Fine Art University of the Arts S$8,600 S$12,050 London (UAL) Bachelor of Arts University of the Arts S$8,600 S$12,050 S$ 27, 100 OTHER FEES (Honours) Design London (UAL) Practice ADDITIONAL COMPULSORY FEES (NON-REFUNDABLE) ALL STUDENTS Bachelor of University of the Arts S$9,600 S$13,450 S$ 29, 050 S$450 per course Arts (Honours) London (UAL) Administrative Fee for 1st to 3rd candidature years of study S$60 per year Performance (including Student Card & Library Membership)# Making Hospitalisation Insurance Fee^# TOP UP DEGREE COURSES# Bachelor of Royal College of Music, S$10, 220^ S$14, 300^ S$ 32, 200^ ^ Compulsory unless the student chooses to opt out, subject to NAFA’s Office of Student Care (OSC)’s evaluation on the Education London medical insurance coverage (Honours) in # Refundable only if international Student’s Pass application is rejected by ICA Instrumental & Vocal Teaching Bachelor of Music Royal College of Music, S$10, 220^ S$14, 300^ S$ 32, 200^ MEDICAL INSURANCE (Honours) London NAFA students taking full-time courses are covered by a medical insurance scheme that provides 24-hour # Fees payable for Singapore Citizens & Singapore Permanent Residents with Tuition Grant are net of 7% GST subsidy annual coverage of up to S$20,000 per student for hospitalisation and medical treatments in government and ## Fees payable by International Students and Non-subsidised Students are inclusive of 7% GST restructured hospitals in Singapore and overseas (if the student is involved in school-related activities), throughout ^ Fees are inclusive of board and lodging for the seven-week residential study visit the course duration. Notes Students who are Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents or non-Student’s Pass holders who are protected by their own insurance coverage in Singapore may opt out from the scheme arranged by the academy – All subsidised Singapore Citizen (SC) and Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) students taking the MOE if the preceding condition holds. Student’s Pass holders are not allowed to opt out of the insurance scheme. subsidised full-time diploma and degree courses at NAFA will enjoy GST subsidy provisions on tuition fees and Students who wish to opt out from the medical insurance scheme must submit a copy of their medical insurance tuition grant. NAFA will make necessary adjustments to ensure that the subsidised SC and SPR students are policy together with their Student Contract. billed accordingly, to reflect GST subsidy on both their fees payable and tuition grant. PAYMENT MATTERS For information – Tuition fees are payable by semester, twice yearly. Fees listed exclude airfares. The academy reserves the right on other to modify the rules and regulations, course contents, class schedule and fee structures without prior notice. For more miscellaneous information on how fees, please scan – Fees for degree courses under the School of Art & Design Programme include the final-year graduation show fee. to pay, please scan the QR code: the QR code: – Degree courses which are funded by Singapore’s Ministry of Education (MOE) are exempted from the Fee Protection Scheme under the Edutrust requirements of the Committee for Private Education (CPE). – Fees for AY 2022 are approved by the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE). – Application fee (inclusive of 7% GST) is non-refundable and payable upon course application. NAFA reserves the right to withdraw the applications if the application fee remains unpaid and documents are not received by the due date. COURSE FEES
GRANTS & NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 106 SCHOLAR SHIPS CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND (CPF) EDUCATION LOAN SCHEME GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SCHEMES Students who are pursuing full-time MOE-funded diploma courses or the MOE-funded degree courses offered by the Royal TUITION GRANT SCHEME College of Music, and are eligible for MOE Tuition Grant (TG) can apply for a loan from their own or their parent’s CPF savings to pay for the tuition fees. (Note: if the student is not a Singaporean or Singapore Permanent Resident, he/she is required by CPF Diploma Board to provide a guarantor to support the application) The Tuition Grant Scheme (TGS) was introduced by the Government to help students with the cost of tertiary education in Singapore. The total amount withdrawn for course fees plus accrued interest has to be repaid in full with cash to the CPF Board. Repayment Eligible Singapore Citizens are automatically awarded a Tier A Tuition Grant, which is the highest level of tuition fee subsidy, will start one year after the date of graduation. Singapore Citizens thus pay the lowest tuition fees. There is no bond obligation. Eligible Singapore Permanent Residents (SPRs) may choose to apply for a Tier B Tuition Grant only. Successful applicants are To find out more about or to apply for the CPF Education Loan Scheme, please refer to https://www.cpf.gov.sg/Members/ required to work for a Singapore entity for three years upon graduation. Schemes/schemes/other-matters/cpf-education-loan-scheme Eligible international students may choose to apply for a Tier C Tuition Grant only. There is a limited number of Tuition Grants available for international students, and selection is competitive and based on merit. Successful applicants are required to work POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION SCHEME for a Singapore entity for three years upon graduation. Students who have exceeded the maximum TGS cap of ten semesters, or who have graduated from local polytechnics (SP, NP, The Post-Secondary Education Scheme helps parents save for their children’s post-secondary education by maintaining a NYP, TP or RP), universities (NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUSS and SUTD) or LASALLE College of the Arts, are no longer eligible for Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) for each eligible child. This is part of the Government’s efforts to encourage every the Tuition Grant and will have to pay the full course fees for their study at the academy. Singaporean to complete his/her post-secondary education. It also underscores the Government’s commitment to support families investing in the future education of their children and to prepare them for the economy of the future. PSEA is not a bank account. SPRs and international students who applied for the grant successfully are required to execute a Tuition Grant Agreement with It is administered by the MOE and is opened automatically to all eligible Singaporeans. the Government of Singapore, represented by the Ministry of Education (MOE). NAFA will guide matriculated students with their application for the Tuition Grant. It is, however, the student’s responsibility to complete the process of the Tuition Grant Agreement Singaporeans who are pursuing the MOE-funded Diploma and Degree courses can use their within the deadline set by the MOE. SPRs and international students who do not fulfil the obligations, or do not complete own or their siblings’ PSEA funds to pay for the approved fees and charges at NAFA. serving their Tuition Grant bonds will be required to pay liquidated damages. Liquidated damages will be computed based on the prevailing Tuition Grant (as advised by MOE) received during the course of study, plus 10% compounded interest per annum. Tel: +65 6260 0777 To find out more about the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme, please refer to https://tgonline.moe.gov.sg Email: [email protected] More information is available at: https://www.moe.gov.sg/financial-matters/psea Degree Login to apply at: https://www.go.gov.sg/psea-c2s The Tuition Grant (TG) is provided until the end of the Normal Course Duration (NCD) and the NCD depends on the year of the Or scan the QR code on the left. degree course that a student is enrolled into. Eligible Singapore Citizens who are enrolled in the full-time MOE-funded degree courses will be automatically awarded a Tier SKILLSFUTURE MID-CAREER ENHANCED SUBSIDY A Tuition Grant, which is the highest level of tuition fee subsidy, Singapore Citizens thus pay the lowest tuition fees. There is no bond obligation. The SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy supports and encourages lifelong learning, and helps Singaporeans stay responsive Eligible Singapore Permanent Residents (SPRs) who are enrolled in in the full-time MOE-funded degree courses may to a changing workplace. All NAFA diploma and degree courses are eligible for the subsidy. choose to apply for a Tier B Tuition Grant only. Successful applicants are required to work for a Singapore entity for three years upon graduation. Eligibility With the SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy, the Students who had attended MOE-funded degree programmes but did not graduate from the course will have to pay the non- following fee adjustments will apply to eligible Singapore subsidised fees for the semesters when they are no longer eligible for Tuition Grant. Students who have graduated from local To be eligible for the SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Citizen students: universities (NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUSS and SUTD) or LASALLE College of the Arts degree programmes are no longer eligible Subsidy, diploma and degree students must meet all of the for the Tuition Grant and will have to pay the full course fees for their study at the Academy. following criteria: Diploma Courses Degree Courses There is no Tuition Grant available for international students. — Singapore Citizens (SC) aged 40 and above in the year of Eligible Singaporean diploma Eligible Singaporean degree SPRs who applied for the grant successfully are required to execute a Tuition Grant Agreement with the Government of study Singapore, represented by the Ministry of Education (MOE). NAFA will guide matriculated students with their application for — Pursuing the first MOE-subsidised full-time diploma or students, aged 40 and students, aged 40 and the Tuition Grant. It is, however, the student’s responsibility to complete the process of the Tuition Grant Agreement within the deadline set by the MOE. SPRs who do not fulfil the obligations, or do not complete serving their Tuition Grant bonds will be undergraduate degree programmes above, will pay course fees above, will pay tuition fees required to pay liquidated damages. Liquidated damages will be computed based on the prevailing Tuition Grant (as advised by — Student is eligible for and is receiving the base MOE) received during the course of study, plus 10% compounded interest per annum. that are 33.33% lower than that are 60% lower than To find out more about the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme, please refer to https://tgonline.moe.gov.sg Government subsidy (e.g. Tuition Grant for full-time diploma and degree programmes). If a SC student is not the standard subsidised the standard subsidised GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS eligible for the Tuition Grant or MOE subsidy, he/she will also not qualify for this Enhanced Subsidy course fees payable by other course fees payable by other Singaporean students who Singaporean students who are below 40 years old. are below 40 years old. Students are not required to submit an application for the SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy. Students will be charged the appropriate subsidised fees if they are eligible for the enhanced subsidy. For more information about SkillsFuture programmes and initiatives, please refer to http://www.skillsfuture.gov.sg/enhancedsubsidy
NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 108 GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SCHEMES SKILLSFUTURE CREDIT GOVERNMENT BURSARY SCHEME SkillsFuture Credit aims to encourage individuals to take ownership of their skills development and lifelong learning. Singaporeans who are pursuing full-time MOE funded diploma and degree courses, and are eligible for the MOE Introduced in 2015, all Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above will receive an opening credit of $500. The credit is Tuition Grant, may apply for the Higher Education Bursary and Higher Education Community Bursary (formerly claimable for all SkillsFuture Credit-eligible courses which includes all NAFA diploma and degree courses, as well known as MOE Bursary and CDC/CCC Bursary respectively). as selected part-time certificate courses offered by the Centre for Lifelong Education. Successful applicants will receive bursaries to defray part of their course fees. Students with the following For more details, please refer to www.skillsfuture.gov.sg/credit household income will qualify for the Bursary: TERTIARY TUITION FEE SUBSIDY SCHEME FOR MALAYS HOUSEHOLD INCOME QUANTUM PER ACADEMIC QUANTUM PER ACADEMIC •GHI: GROSS HOUSEHOLD INCOME YEAR (DIPLOMA) YEAR (DEGREE) The Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy (TTFS) scheme is an education subsidy for Malay students, which covers their •PCI: PER-CAPITA INCOME course fees at tertiary institutions. PCI S$690 and below, or Higher Education Community Higher Education Community Malay Singaporeans and SPRs who are pursuing full-time diploma and degree courses, and are eligible for MOE GHI S$2,750 and below Bursary (Tier 1) of S$2,750 Bursary (Tier 1) of S$6,200 Tuition Grant, can apply for this scheme. PCI S$691 to S$1,000, or Higher Education Community Higher Education Community The per capita monthly household income will determine the amount of the subsidy that the student is eligible for. GHI S$2,751 – S$4,000 Bursary (Tier 2) of S$2,400 Bursary (Tier 2) of S$5,000 The income criteria is based on a three-tier system where students who come from households with per capita monthly household income of below S$2,000 will be eligible for the following TTFS subsidies: PCI S$1,001 – S$1,725, or Higher Education Bursary Higher Education Bursary GHI S$4,001 – S$6,900 (Tier 1) of S$1,900 (Tier 1) of S$3,200 PER CAPITA INCOME (PCI) ELIGIBLE SUBSIDY S$1,400 and below 100% PCI S$1,726 – S$2,250, or Higher Education Bursary Higher Education Bursary S$1,401 – S$1,700 75% GHI S$6,901 – S$9,000 (Tier 2) of S$850 (Tier 2) of S$1,350 S$1,701 – S$2,000 50% Notes: Notes: 1. Gross Household Income (GHI) refers to the total gross monthly income of immediate family members, and — Computation of per-capita income = Total monthly gross income of family / Total number of family members — Students may approach Yayasan Mendaki or visit the website at http://www.mendaki.org.sg/ for the criteria non-immediate family members living in the same household. Per-capita income (PCI) refers to gross household income (GHI) divided by number of immediate family members, and non-immediate family members living in the and to submit the online application at http://tfas.mendaki.org.sg/. There are two application windows in a same household. year, between May to July and November to January 2. Students only need to meet one of the income assessment criteria (either PCI or GHI) to qualify for the bursary. — Students may also check with the Student Admissions Office on the criteria and application details of the above 3. If a student meets both the GHI and PCI assessment criteria, the bursary that accords the higher provision will government financial scheme be awarded to the student. 4. Students receiving the bursary may concurrently hold additional bursaries or scholarships (without monthly/ annual living allowance) administered by NAFA or offered by other organisations, if they are assessed to be in need of further financial aid. 5. The bursary is tenable on a yearly basis. 6. Students may apply the government bursary in the same application submitted for the NAFA’s in-house Scholarships, Merit Awards and Bursaries. Refer to www.nafa.edu.sg/scholarships for application details. 7. Students who missed the first application period (refer para 6) may still apply for subsequent rounds of government bursary applications throughout the year. Details on subsequent rounds of application will be announced on the NAFA Studentnet via Office of Student Care. GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS
NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 110 SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID SCHEMES DARE TO DREAM SCHOLARSHIP NAFA’S IN-HOUSE SCHOLARSHIPS, MERIT AWARDS AND BURSARIES The Dare to Dream scholarship is extended to deserving special needs students with limited financial resources to complete their education. Diploma and degree students with outstanding academic results and an excellent track record of achievements in a related arts industry may apply for NAFA’s in-house Scholarships and Merit Awards. Bursaries are available for Eligibility/Assessment Criteria students who require financial assistance (based on household income) to defray part of their course fees. Successful recipients of the Scholarships, Merit Awards and Bursaries will be offered the following quantum for — Singaporean one academic year, unless otherwise indicated in the application exercise: — Applicants must have been offered a place in a full-time diploma course in NAFA with good Admission Test/ AWARDS QUANTUM PER ACADEMIC QUANTUM PER ACADEMIC Audition results YEAR (DIPLOMA) YEAR (DEGREE) — Applicants who are medically certified with special needs — Demonstrates engagement in chosen field with activities outside of coursework, such as participation and/or Scholarships Up to full waiver of course fees S$10,000 – S$15,000 Merit Awards achievements in external activities S$3,500 – S$4,000 S$5,000 — Good attributes including discipline, diligence and leadership qualities — Financially needy. Per capita income not exceeding S$2,250, or gross household monthly income not Bursaries S$1, 800 – S$3,000 - exceeding S$9,000 Applicants are also subject to the following additional requirements specified by the donors on the selection of the — Applicants must not receive concurrent Scholarships or Bursaries from NAFA or external organisations, with Scholarship, Merit Award and Bursary recipients: — Nationality the exception of Higher Education Community Bursary or Higher Education Bursary — Household income (based on Gross Household Income and Per-capita Income) — Discipline of study Value of Award: S$6,000 per academic year — Relevant track records to the discipline of study — MOE Tuition Grant eligibility, etc. Award is tenable for one academic year, and renewable yearly in subsequent academic year(s) of diploma studies, subject to a reassessment of the financial needs of the recipient and satisfactory attendance of at least 80% for More details can be found on www.nafa.edu.sg/scholarships from mid-January 2022. all lessons. For further enquiries, please contact the Office of Student Care (Financial Aids & Award Schemes) at — Students may apply during the NAFA in-house Scholarships, Merit Awards and Bursaries exercise from [email protected] mid-January 2022 onwards. For further enquiries, please contact the Office of Student Care (Financial Aids & Award Schemes) at — [email protected] NAFA TALENT SCHOLARSHIP (BY RECOMMENDATION ONLY) NAFA Talent Scholarships are awarded to up to two new diploma students who possess outstanding artistic qualities in their discipline of study and have an excellent track record of achievements in the arts industry as evidenced by letters of recommendation from his/her home country institutions, respected bodies or recognised industry players. The recipients of this prestigious award are recommended by the respective Deans, Vice-Deans or Lecturers during the Admission Test/Audition/Interview. Recipients of the NAFA Talent Scholarship will be offered full waiver of tuition fees for his/her three years of studies at NAFA. Renewal conditions will apply. GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS
NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 112 SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID SCHEMES NAFA STUDENT ASSISTANTSHIP SCHEME STUDENT NOTEBOOK SUBSIDY SCHEME Students may apply to become a Student Assistant and work on campus. Student Assistants will be paid according to total work hours at S$9 per hour. The nature of work may include event assistance, administrative support or any The Student Notebook Subsidy Scheme provides financial subsidy to students from the lower-income household to other duties as assigned. Please look out for the job postings on the Studentnet and the Office of Student Care purchase a personal notebook for their studies at NAFA. notice boards in August for details. Eligibility KWAN IM THONG HOOD CHO TEMPLE — Full-time Diploma (1st & 2nd Year) & Degree (1st & 2nd Year) students in AY2022/2023 STUDENT RELIEF FUND SCHEME — Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents — Financially needy students, with household per-capita income (PCI) not exceeding S$1,000 per month or Gross This financial assistance scheme aims to help full-time diploma and degree students whose families are in sudden financial crisis (e.g. the breadwinner falls critically ill or is retrenched). The Student Relief Fund will help these Household Income (GHI) not exceeding $4,000 per month students pay part of their course fees. A grant quantum of up to S$3,000 may be disbursed to students who meet the criteria. Students are to submit the application form to the Office of Student Care and make an appointment for Amount of Subsidy a needs assessment interview. The household income will determine the subsidy that the student is eligible for. The income criteria is based on a For further enquiries, please contact the Office of Student Care (Financial Aids & Award Schemes) at — 2-tier system where students will be eligible for the following subsidies: [email protected] Note: STUDY LOANS — Gross Household Income (GHI) refers to the total gross monthly income of family members living in the same Students who need study loans may approach the various external organisations such as Yayasan Mendaki for the household. Mendaki Study Loan, and commercial banks such as OCBC, CIMB, RHB, Maybank and POSB for the latest loan — Per-capita income (PCI) refers to gross household income (GHI) divided by the number of family members living application information. in the same household. EXTERNAL FINANCIAL SCHEMES HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER MONTH ELIGIBLE SUBSIDY The following external financial schemes are available for application throughout various periods of the year: — AMP Education Bursary PCI ≤ S$690 or Tier 1 — LBKM Bursary GHI ≤ S$2,750 One-time subsidy of S$1,000 — Muslimin Trust Fund Association (MTFA) Founders’ Scholarship & MTFA Bursary — Singapore Buddhist Lodge Education Foundation Bursary Award PCI S$691 – S$1,000 or Tier 2 — Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Arts & Cultural Award GHI S$2,751 – S$4,000 One-time subsidy of S$500 — Sivadas-Hindu Endowment Board Education Fund Bursaries Students may refer to www.nafa.edu.sg/extfinancialschemes for updates on the above schemes. More details can be found on https://www.nafa.edu.sg/admissions/scholarships-financial-aid- schemes For further enquiries, please contact the Office of Student Care (Financial Aids & Award Schemes) at — [email protected] GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS
NAFA COURSE GUIDE 2022–23 PG 114 AL International students residing overseas are encouraged to apply for admission to TS NAFA through the appointed education counsellors, where applicable. Applications made through non-NAFA education counsellors will not be accepted. These appointed counsellors may charge up to S$4,000* in service fees per student. NAFA does not receive service fees on behalf of the counsellors. The payment schedule of these service fees are as follows: *Graduating international NAFA diploma students may wish to contact the appointed education counsellors to get assistance for their degree application and/or Student’s Pass matters. No additional service fees should be collected by the counsellors. TI ON PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 IC AN 1 WEEK BEFORE COLLECTION COLLECTION OF ADMISSION OF STUDENT SOLAR+ CODE TEST/AUDITION CONTRACTS FROM ICA TE R N A All fees paid in this phase are non- Collection of 50% of the total service Collection of the 50% balance in A P P L refundable. The Application Fee, fees as specified in the signed agency service fees as specified in the signed Admission Test/Audition Fee, and contract with the applicant before agency contract. The student shall also other administrative costs of document completing Phase 2 of the NAFA bear the cost of ICA processing fee verification and translation will be online registration. and Student’s Pass issuance fee. collected once he/she signs the agency contract. I N NEW STUDENT’S PASS APPLICATION To find out more about the Student’s Pass application process, please scan the QR code below.
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