Singapore Essay Examples and Topics

The main aspects of the future economy are sustainability and competitiveness. First of all, for Singapore’s population to be sustainable in the future, it needs to have a continuous growth or just a maintenance. However, Singapore has a low yet falling Resident Total Fertility Rate,…

Living in a well-developed country, there are apparent aspects that make Singapore a high-speed society and how Singaporeans are keeping up with this accelerated times. The developments in Singapore through the years has inevitably led us to a nation living a rapid pace of life….

Singapore’s industrial relations scene is characterized by the 3-way relationship between Management, Government and Union. Collaborative manner between all three parties is the key to the tripartite relationship. In result, this has paved the way for Singapore’s economic success and social progress. Singapore suffered greatly…

This essay will attempt to explain why Singapore should continue to be open to immigrants. Immigrants coming from a different country to live in Singapore permanently, as a naturalised citizen or permanent resident (PR), can benefit us in many ways. Referring to document A, former…

My visit to the National Museum provided me with knowledge about Singapore’s history and served me insightful details. Singapore was on the verge of modernisation, mainly due to the British colony in early Singapore days. In this essay, I will discuss the theme of “Modern…

Introduction An economy is the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services, and the supply of money. Today, Singapore is one of the top-ranking countries in terms of economy. However, this was not always the…

This delay in marriage will also mean that Singaporean women will start to conceive at a later age (Thang 87). According to the Singapore’s Current Population Trends (Tan 5), the average age of Singaporeans having their first child have went up to over 28 years…

Singapore is an epitome of a success story in which the burgeoning population boom was curbed efficiently. Family planning had become imperative due to the strain on scarce land resources and possible diminishing economic prospects for the budding independent nation. This fuelled the state to…

 As students in schools of modern Singapore, we see many videos or even documentaries about how other countries combat the effects of climate change and their existing features how to combat climate change however for Singapore, we are only shown what we can do to…

Singapore prides itself on having one of the best education systems in the world and has the impressive Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) rankings to show for (Goh, 2017). Despite doing better than their international peers, not all Singaporean children are doing equally well…

Ageing in Singapore is taking place at a rapid pace because of the increase in life expectancy and the decrease in birth rates. From my perspectives, there are many misconceptions about ageing that could affect our perceptions towards older adults. Therefore, I think that individuals…

Introduction The Singapore government has issued a new policy paper in light of the economic issues that Singapore may face due to low fertility rates, and along with the increase in life expectancy rate, which will result in an ageing and declining workforce population. The…

Online falsehood is a purpose intend of the person organization spreading the information on web platform that is incontrovertibly false which contains an important impact such as affecting the national security and sovereignty. Their aims are to attack institution, public and people by weaken public…

Singapore healthcare services framework depends vigorously on organizations. Foundations were the best strategy for handling healthcare services issues previously. That was on account of centralization was enter in treating patients hit with intense maladies like smallpox and tuberculosis. Be that as it may, the sicknesses…

Let’s face it, eating and dining out is practically the island’s national pastime. Singaporeans will think about what they will have for lunch at breakfast, and while at lunch talk about what they’re having for dinner. Bring up the subject of food to any Singaporeans,…

Reflective Commentary The purpose of this assignment is to analyse possible challenges which the graduate labour market of Singapore is experiencing. This research will be based on reliable sources of statistics and academic literatures to provide an in-depth study of the employability of fresh graduates….

In the Asia-Pacific, Singapore Aero Engine Services Pte Ltd (SAESL) is the Rolls Royce centre of excellence for overhaul, repair and even maintenance for the famous Rolls Royce Trent engines. Joined in 1999 as a major aspect of the principal ever arrange by Singapore Airlines…

In the article “Driverless Vehicles: A Vision for Singapore’s Transport” the Ministry of Transport (2018) suggests the benefits of implementing Autonomous Vehicle (AV) technology into the future of Singapore’s transport system. AV technology will bring about benefits such as a reduction in traffic and might…

The process of growing up differs for every person depending on the environment and the period that you grew up in. During 1955 and 1965, many events took place in Singapore from self-government to Merger with Malaya to Independence. It was “a period when Singapore…

What you interested in Adolescence is the period where a child transits to become a young adult, specifically between the ages of 10 to 19 years. It is a significant period of psychological and social change as they develop new skills, responsibilities and personal relationships….

Previously, men were dominating singapore due to their population size, slowly, the population of women increased the 1920s when women started coming to singapore in search for jobs or to join their husbands. Traditionally, women were required to stay home to be housewives. However, due…

Communication has always been an important tool in today’s society. The use of communication in modern day has expanded beyond face-to-face communication as there are an abundance of ways to interact with people. From a company’s perspective, communication is an extremely important principle for business…

“What’s the difference between a park bench and a Malay father?” “What?” “A bench can actually support a family of 4.”Laughter erupts amongst my friends. I sit there, mortified. I glance at my only other Malay friend there, looking equally appalled. The girl who made…

Located in Singapore, Straits Clan, a members’ club, is housed in a 1970’s Singapore inspired building. Straits Clan houses Clan Café, a dining room, and a bar with a bistro that are open to the public, reflecting influences from Singapore and South East Asia and…

The famous and most developed broadcasting group in Singapore, MediaCorp Pte Ltd, plays a fundamental role in the olden days of Singapore’s televising development. Its business has specialized in a vast array of entertainment products including the TV, broadcast, the films, the newspaper and the…

“Singapore companies hold a large potential to succeed and grow overseas. By analysing the report by Enterprise Singapore, many things still needs to be improved to maximise profits and the potential of local companies as their overseas revenue increased to 4.2%, compared to the total…

Singapore has matured just like I have, in the past 21 years, presenting itself as an exciting city full of opportunities and dreams. As I bloom and bud towards adulthood, the road ahead looks promising, yet challenging. Nevertheless, I believe I can tide through these…

There is an interesting restaurant name Inle Myanmar restaurant in Singapore. The restaurant is from Shan state located in Northwest part of Myanmar. The Inle Myanmar restaurant is located in 111 North Bridge Road #B1-07A Peninsula plaza in Singapore. The Restaurant place is indoor below…

Details on issues of diversity Singapore’s local customs and culture are unique with a blend of various ethnic influences. Here in this sunny island, we all grew up in a society where racial harmony is one of the central principles. Apart from issues of race…

Introduction Singapore is known to be one of the fastest aging population in the world. There were 11.8% of elderly above 65years old in 2015, and will increase to 19% by 2030. (DONALDSON, 2015) Following to this, there is a rising trend of elderly live…

The start of bike-sharing in Singapore dated to three years ago when the government initially proposed it (Abdullah, 2017). This was in order to promote sustainable urban development through encouraging cycling as an alternative mode of transport. However, the government-backed bike-sharing scheme was placed on…

Introduction Businesses today that take up the bold move of internationalisation get to enjoy many successes, such as experiencing more considerable market growth and diversification (van Rossum, 2017). Internationalisation has always been a significant technical term, especially for companies categorised under Small and Medium Enterprises…

Singapore prides itself on being one of the world’s most dynamic financial hubs and its government policies have all along placed a great emphasis on the importance of economic growth. Human resource, infrastructure and business friendly incentives have been the core of Singapore’s government policies….

Introduction Background Singapore is experiencing low birth rates which means there may be a decrease in the local working population pool. As such, foreign manpower would have to be brought in to enhance productivity and to stimulate growth. (Mills, 2018) Purpose The aim of this…

Under urban economics, the concentration of economic activities in the central business district (CBD) results from scale economies (SE) and agglomeration economies (AE). However, there are inherent costs and externalities, such as congestion and worker’s travel costs, in centralization that drives decentralization. That said, regional…

The “Best Countries” ranking by US News & World Report in 2016 shows Singapore as the ‘most forward-looking’ country in the world. These claims are not unfounded as seen from highly ambitious plans by the government in the digital world, dating back to the first…

Weakness However, many SMEs are unwilling to adopt new technologies. Cashless payment is important for a digitalised economy. In 2015, 60% of consumer payments in Singapore were in cash, a high number amongst developed countries. Cash payments exceeded 90% in hawker centres and wet markets…

Singapore has grown rapidly from a small fishing port to one of the busiest and most successful cities in the world. Despite its lack of natural resources, Singapore managed to hold its own amongst countries such as the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, in…

This hypothesis is based on the finding that conscientiousness had no significant relation to the use of Kiasu tactics (Kirby et al., 2010). Conscientiousness in the academic setting can be seen as students completing their assignments punctually, studying for examinations, and attending lessons consistently. The…

There are many cities around the world that are beautiful and which people would love to explore. But are they resourceful when it comes to business? Many cities are known for their financial influence and bustling business centers. They are resourceful and offer brilliant networking…

Introduction Background Based on research, 80% of Singapore business firms has expanded overseas which helps them grow their businesses and earn profits. It increases experiences and acts as a role model to other local companies who have yet to expand abroad. However, there are challenges…

Singapore gained its independence in 1965 with Lee Kuan Yew as its first prime minister. He transformed Singapore from third world to first in the span of 50 years. This renowned leader created a nation full of peace and stability, encouraging and welcoming immigrants to…

The recent decades have witnessed the rapid development of transportation and telecommunications technology, it has narrowed the gap between different cultures and different countries, which makes us to be aware of the importance of intercultural communication. When we have the opportunity to make contact with…

History of Kampong Glam Kampong Glam was originally a small fishing village on Rochor River. I learnt that in the 1820s, Sir Stamford Raffles signed a treaty that ceded Singapore to the East India Company. Kampong Glam was designated for the Sultan Hussein Mohamed Shah…

Recently I visited Boat Quay, located at the mouth of the Singapore River. Marina Bay is at its southern end and Elgin Bridge (the white bridge at the bottom right corner of the photo on the left) at its northern end. I visited South Boat…

The walkabouts i had allowed me to see the differences across the four neighbourhoods that i had visited. The walkabouts had opened up my mind about the class and gender perspectives present in the sociological perspective in Singapore. The very first walkabout i had was…

The purpose of this analysis is for an e-commerce to track the environment they are operating in or are planning to launch a new project, product or service. In this analysis, we will be analyzing Hermo Singapore’s environmental factors that will affect the business operations….

Singapore is a small country with a population of 5.6073 millions people. Since its separation from Malaysia, it has proved itself to be one of the fastest ever growing nation, becoming a first world country without any natural resources. Her economy is considered one of…

Servant or leader? Both. Jack Sim is an excellent practitioner of servant leadership, which begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve first, has generosity, authenticity, altruism as main values, and is focused on doing a purposeful work. (Greenleaf, 1998). A servant leader…