Education
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Code in the Community
Code in the Community is a multi-year, multi-level computer science (CS)/STEM education program sponsored by Google, the Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC), The Eurasian Association (EA), MENDAKI and SINDA, to nurture the next generation of Singaporean innovators/inventors. This programme helps diverse young Singaporeans (e.g. gender, age, ethnicity), especially those from underprivileged backgrounds, develop computational/CS skills and inspire them — and their parents — to pursue a future career in technology.
For more information about this program, please click here.
MDIS Scholarship
The primary objective of the MDIS Education Trust Fund is to support needy and deserving students who have financial difficulties in pursuing their education in Singapore. The MDIS Education Trust Fund does not receive any funding from the government and the awards are made possible solely by the kind contributions of well-wishers and surpluses from MDIS.
MDIS Scholarships (Pre-Degree) are awarded through the self-help groups and other organisations like HomeTeamNS, Ministry of Defence (MINDEF), National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), People’s Association (PA), Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association (SAFRA) and Tamils Representative Council (TRC).
NEU PC Plus Programme
The NEU PC Plus Programme is an initiative by Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) with the aim to build an all-inclusive digital society where needy students can have equal access to info-comm.
The Programme offers students from low-income households and disabled people a brand new computer bundled with 3 years of free broadband access and software at an affordable price. To find out more about this programme, click here.
In line with the current COVID-19 Circuit Breaker measures, we encourage all applicants to apply online. Please submit your applications with relevant documents to the school’s administrator or to EA at vinitha@eurasians.org
For MOE-FAS Students, please complete this application form.
For Non MOE FAS Students, please complete this application form.
Home Access Programme
The Home Access programme aims to make internet connectivity more accessible and affordable to the low-income group.
Eligible households will be provided with home internet access and telephony services with a broadband package at $6 per month for 48 months. This includes the provision of internet (fibre) connectivity bundled with a basic device (e.g. tablet). Beneficiaries are required to keep the device for the entire qualifying period (four years).
This programme is supported by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS)
To find out more about this programme, please click here.
Collaborative Tuition Programme
The Collaborative Tuition Programme (CTP) in an initiative started in 2002 and jointly launched by the four self-help groups. With the CTP, students from the different communities will have the opportunity to gain access to affordable tuition classes, especially those from low-income families. CTP is held in close to 70 centres island-wide and this number is steadily growing.
We encourage students to join the CTP and tap on this resource to aid them with their English, Mathematics and Science subjects. It is offered to school children whose families have a per capita income of $800 and below.
Homework Supervision Programme
The Homework Supervision Programme (HSP) was launched in 2015. Its objective is for older youths who are pursuing tertiary education to be a mentor to younger students in primary and secondary levels. They assist the younger students with their homework.
The HSP aims to develop the mentee’s confidence and motivation in both academic and non-academic areas.
To find out more information about any of the above-mentioned Education Programmes, please contact Ms. Vini at vinitha@eurasians.org or call 6447 1578 (ext 212).