salary after studying in singapore

Salary after studying in Singapore

Dreaming of studying in Singapore but unsure about the job market, salaries, or work visas? While finding a job anywhere can be challenging, a degree from a top university and a strong profile can give you an edge. This blog breaks down job opportunities, salaries, visa details, and education ROI to help you plan your career in Singapore with confidence.

 

FAQs about studying and working in Singapore

Let’s start this blog with some FAQs that students have:

How hard is it to get a job?

Challenging globally, but a degree from a top university and a strong profile improve chances.

What salary can I expect?

Depends on the program and field (details in salary table below).

How long can I work on a visa?

Work visas (S Pass or Employment Pass) are valid for 2 years and renewable.

How quickly can I recover education costs?

Varies by program type (details in ROI table below).

To get the answers directly from me, check out the video below:

 

Graduate Employment Statistics

The Ministry of Education in Singapore conducted a Graduate Employment Survey in 2023 for NUS and NTU, revealing promising job prospects. Based on this data and also industry trends and personal experience, here’s an estimate:

Average Salaries After Studying in Singapore

Note: Salaries vary based on field, funding, and job roles.

 

Work Visa Details

To work in Singapore, your employer sponsors your visa. There are two primary types:

1. S Pass: For mid-skilled workers with salaries below SGD 5,000/month.

2. Employment Pass (EP): For high-skilled professionals earning SGD 5,000+/month.

Validity: Both visas are valid for two years and renewable if you continue with the same employer.

Switching Jobs: Ensure you have a new job offer before leaving your current role, as the visa expires when you leave the company.

While obtaining Singaporean PR or citizenship is tough, many professionals live and work in Singapore for over a decade on work visas.

To learn more about how to get a job abroad, check out this video:

 

ROI on Education Expenses

ROI refers to earnings after graduation are pure income without debt. The following table is to give an idea to you based on the trends present for different courses.

ROI on Education Expenses

 

Now that you have a clearer picture of job opportunities, salaries, and ROI for studying in Singapore, you can make an informed decision about your future. If you still have questions, consider booking a 1-on-1 Singapore Consultation with me. In this 30-minute session, I’ll personally guide you and address your specific concerns.

The link to book your session is in the description and pinned comments. Wishing you a fantastic career ahead!

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