Felicia Wong

Articles: Short-term Professional Courses

Short-term courses, specifically targeted at the working crowd, are offered by a variety of institutions. They provide another way to keep learning on-the-job. In fact, companies sponsor many such courses as part of their training programme.

By Felicia Wong

Don't Forget the Little Things

In the mad rush to climb the career ladder, have you forgotten, or worse, lost hold of the little things in your life? Evidently not, as the majority of the people we've talked to tell us. Even so, there will always be some regrets.

By FELICIA WONG

Battle of the bulge

Fatter paycheck – marvellous. Fatter body – not so marvellous. Want to know how to fight off that stubborn bulge? Join us on our quest to find out more.

By Felicia Wong

Making big bucks: How much can you really make in insurance

Financial advisers, consultants, insurance agents-whatever you call them, you are sure to have seen them, heard them, and probably been approached by them. Why are insurance salespeople popping up virtually everywhere? Is it that lucrative? Career Central investigates.

By Felicia wong





Driving uphill: The real costs of car ownership

Over the past several months, certificate of entitlement (COE) prices have been steadily declining. With the economy on the rebound, it seem like the best time to get your first set of wheels. But is it really cheaper to own a car now?

By Felicia Wong







Banking on a career in finance

The banking and finance industry provides more than 114,000 jobs in over 500 financial institutions, Accounting for 11.6% of Singapore's GDP. We take a look at how to get started, or make a switch to, career in this thriving industry.

By Felicia Wong

The Singapore job market: the story so far

Career Central takes a look at how the Singapore economy has fared in 2005, and more importantly, examines how its performance has affected jobs and wages for fresh graduates.

By Felicia Wong

Reaching further

There are certainly many good reasons to continue your studies, not least because of the prospects of better pay and career advancement. But what are the things you should consider, and where can you go after polytechnic?

By Felicia Wong

Getting the right publicity

Public Relations is ultimately about communicating a desired message, for a specific purpose, to a selected audience. PR professionals need to be media-savvy and articulate to succeed in this career.

By Felicia Wong