British Council home

Page Content   Tools   Services   Countries   Prime Minister's Initiative   Education UK Partnership   Contact us   Text Only Options

Education UK Exhibitions

About our exhibitions   
Exhibitions calendar   
How to apply to attend   
Terms and conditions   
Freight collection   
Strategic review   

Other exhibitions in 2008
Other exhibitions in Singapore
Exhibitions in other countries

Education UK Roadshow, Singapore

13 to 15 August 2008    

An Download PDF Document event report (63KB)   [Education UK Partnership password required] is available.

This is an event that brings UK institutions directly to a number of local Junior Colleges in Singapore. It is aimed at providing an opportunity for students from Junior Colleges to gain information about UK universities / courses to further their studies at undergraduate level. An invitation will also be extended to students of the International Schools in Singapore. It is a three day, low-cost event, with a target audience of approximately 3,000 students.

The roadshow is a different approach from the traditional ‘ballroom’ Education fair, aiming to target our audience at their place of study. The Junior Colleges involved are three of the top institutions in Singapore, with a reputation of sustained numbers of students interested in an overseas education. The event has been timed to coincide with the time when local A-level students are researching and planning for their HE applications.

Benefits
For UK Institutions

  • an opportunity to promote UK education in Singapore at a much lower cost than at the traditional Education UK Exhibition
  • an opportunity to build a closer working relationship with the careers advisers in Singapore, as the event will be held in the local education institutions
  • no need to make separate visits to the Junior Colleges, saving both time and money
  • bigger crowds expected with serious enquiries about their courses.

For local students

  • will be able to meet most of the UK representatives under one roof at the same time
  • the timing is good for local students, as they are preparing to make applications to higher education institutions.

For local institutions

  • the careers advisers will have an opportunity to build closer ties with UK partners
  • the local institutions will add value to the overall experience for students, where these institutions will serve as a 'one-stop-centre'.

For the British Council

  • provides UK institutions with a new platform for recruiting international students at a low cost
  • provides opportunities for closer ties with the career advisers of Junior Colleges in Singapore.

Key details

Date    Location    Participation fee for Partnership members    Participation fee for all other institutions    Maximum number of participants   
13 to 15 August 2008    Singapore    GBP 700    GBP 1,400    35   

The participation fee includes:

  • venue hire
  • table and chair
  • PR campaign: advertising on web, newspapers, flyers, briefing with career advisers, mail shots for current British Council customers
  • refreshments
  • discounted hotel rates
  • transport between recommended hotel and roadshow venues.

Please note that no formal stand construction will be used at this event. As this is a roadshow, it is strongly advised that participants travel light. We recommend portable / foldable banners or pop-up stands for use as backdrops.

The event will also include:

  • a booth for the British Council and British High Commission colleagues
  • a sales counter to promote the Education UK guides.

Stand sharing is available at a premium of 20 per cent on the cost of participation.

Please note that the participation fee does not include international or domestic travel, accommodation, subsistence or freight, except where stated.

Target markets
As this is a more focussed event, the target market is primarily prospective undergraduates, specifically the following key subject areas:

  • Access and foundation
  • Applied and pure sciences
  • Built and natural environment
  • Computing, mathematics and IT
  • Engineering and technology
  • Health and medicine
  • Humanities
  • Law
  • Management, business and finance
  • Social sciences and communications
  • Sport, leisure, hospitality and tourism
  • Visual and creative arts

Market information

Programme and venues

Date   

Time (tbc)   

Venue   

13 August 2008   

1200–1700   

Victoria Junior College   

14 August 2008   

1100–1600   

Anglo-Chinese Junior College   

15 August 2008   

1000–1700   

Hwa Chong Institution   

Visa requirements
Visas are not required for UK passport holders. Other passport holders should check with their travel agent or contact the Consulate or Embassy of the country they plan to visit.

Freight
The deadlines for freight collection by our recommended freight handler are:

  • Air freight: 30 July 2008

Sea freight is not available for this event.

The participation fee does not include freight costs and these are the responsibility of the participating institution.

If you have any queries about this event, please contact the Education UK Events Helpdesk.

The United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.
A registered charity: 209131 (England and Wales) SC037733 (Scotland)
Registered in Singapore as a branch (T09FC0012J) and as a charity (No 0768).
Our privacy and copyright statements.
Our commitment to freedom of information. Double-click for pop-up dictionary.

Positive About Disabled People   Download Browsealoud    

DCSIMG

EUMD Home   Website password

© British Council
Text Only Options

Top of page


Text Only Options

Open the original version of this page.

Usablenet Assistive is a UsableNet product. Usablenet Assistive Main Page.