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Find out more Ever dreamt of working in the Chinese-language media industry? Or thought about carving a career in the exciting world of radio and TV presenting? If bilingualism is your forte, put your skills to good use with the Diploma in Chinese Media & Communication (CMC), where you will be trained to become a creative professional capable of producing creative content for different platforms, from traditional to digital media.
Best of Both Worlds
The only bilingual media course that covers a range of creative media modules as well as modules in Chinese culture, history and literature.
Broad-Based Curriculum
Widen your career options while you learn a range of media skills that can be applied across traditional and digital platforms.
Real-World Learning
Opportunities to spend a semester interning with local media conglomerates such as SPH and Mediacorp.
Entry Requirements
FOR STUDENTS WITH O-LEVEL EXAMINATION RESULTS
AGGREGATE TYPE ELR2B2-A
Candidates must have the following GCE 'O' Level examination (or equivalent) results.
Mathematics (Elementary/Additional)
1 - 7
Higher Chinese OR
Chinese
1 - 4
1 - 3
Any two other subjects
1 - 6
You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-A Aggregate Type.
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FOR STUDENTS WITH OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
Find out more on entry requirements and admissions exercise periods for qualifications such as N(A)-Level, A-Level, ITE, IP, IB and more.
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Application Information
Range of Net ELR2B2 for 2021 JAE
6 to 11
ADMISSIONS EXERCISE
Hear From A Student
Lau Pei Wen
Chinese Media & Communication Graduate, Class of 2015
What does it take to be an Assistant Programme Manager at Love 97.2 FM? HMS graduate, Pei Wen, showed off her leadership qualities in leading an event for MediaCorp Chinese radio stations last year. She mentored a team of CMC students for their Final Year Project to search for new deejays to join the local radio industry in ‘The Sound Makers 2019’. The event was advertised in multiple marketing channels and attracted over 800 participants for auditions.
“Enrolling in CMC was a natural choice for me as it was (and still is) the only bilingual media course in Singapore. It has laid a strong foundation for me in this career. The broad-based, practical curriculum gave me a competitive edge to stay abreast of the media industry,” she shares. The internship opportunity also trained her in managing multiple projects, ranging from on-air radio campaigns to on-the-ground events, which helped her accumulate rich experience in the industry, “Witnessing projects transform from paper drafts into reality is the most meaningful thing about my job. Working under tight deadlines can be stressful at times, but the sense of accomplishment I get from completing a project is more than wonderful.”
Pei Wen aspires to revitalise the industry by drawing the younger generations back to radio in this digital era. “This may seem like a tall order, but I believe radio still has the potential for growth.” We have confidence in her!
Diploma in Chinese Media & Communication (N88)