Do you enjoy interacting with people? Do you get a deep sense of satisfaction when helping customers? Do you like organizing office operations and procedures?
We are currently looking to identify motivated and enthusiastic candidate to join our dedicated team for the role of Office Manager. If you are keen to work in an international environment and to grow together with our company please write to us!
Our Sport and Art Academy is a unique training center in Singapore which provides the young upcoming talents with the highest levels of artistic and professional ballet and gymnastics training. Our Head Coach is a World-Champion in Rhythmic gymnastics and one of the most experienced and respected Gymnastics coaches worldwide.
Job Responsibilities:
• Greet clients or visitors and provide high standards of service to walk-in customers or other stakeholders
• Answer telephones to screen calls, provide information about the Academy, take messages, or schedule appointments
• Perform day-to-day administrative tasks such as maintaining information files and processing paperwork
• Use computers for various applications, such as database management, recording information, correspondence, or other material
• Collect deposits, payments or fees and execute sales or other financial transactions
• Monitor and purchase the inventory of office supplies
• Support in event organizing and writing formal invitation letters
Job Requirements
• Minimum 2 years of relevant work experience
• Minimum O' Levels, NITEC or equivalent qualifications
• Excellent customer service skills via phone and in person
• Job requires being reliable, responsible, independent with excellent interpersonal skills
• Our core values include approaching life with excitement and sense of adventure, continuous learning, and always keeping an open mind.
• PC literacy required (Word, Excel, Power Point etc.)
• Able to start work immediately (preferably)
• Location: central area, 5.5 working days
• PR or DP are welcome to apply
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Re: Pr Application chances for who living in jb
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Actually I’m surprised you could submit the application in the first place, since ICA stated that it is mandatory to have a local address to apply for PR.
Husband not in sg is not a problem. My colleague had been renting a room in sg (local address solved) and going back to husband in Malaysia every weekend. Eventually they both got their PR, without the husband ever stay in sg
Understand that you may want to save on rent and/or stay with husband everyday. But to get PR, some sacrifices need to be made.
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May I know where can I find the local address is mandatory because I have checked all faq on ica website but I couldn’t find it :roll:
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Re: PR wanna be, would be or will never be. Read this
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently preparing to apply for Singapore PR (after multiple failed attempts) would love to leverage the valuable knowledge within this community.
I've been working in Singapore (in IT secotr) since April 2012, but I briefly relocated for a job opportunity in the UAE last year (February 2nd, 2023). After careful consideration, I decided to return to Singapore in August 2023 and successfully renewed my EP on the 2nd of August.
My question is: Considering my recent return and 6-month absence, would I still be eligible for Singapore PR based on the ICA's criteria?
Additionally, my company recently went through an acquisition, resulting in a new 2-year EP valid until April 2026. When applying for PR, can I use the latest 6-month salary certificate from my new employer, or should I wait for a longer tenure with them?
Any insights or advice from those who have navigated the PR process would .....