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The '''Institute of Technical Education''', better known as '''ITE''', is an educational institution providing technical education.
The '''Institute of Technical Education''' (Abbreviation: '''ITE'''; Chinese: 工艺教育学院) is a post-secondary institution in Singapore that provides pre-employment training to secondary school leavers and continuing education and training to working adults. Established by Ministry of Education, it was formerly known as Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB). ITE has three colleges ([[ITE College Central|College Central]], [[ITE College East|College East]] & [[ITE College West|College West]]) that offer the National ITE Certificate (NITEC), Higher NITEC, Master NITEC and diploma programmes.<br>


==Description==
==Description==
The Institute was established as a post-secondary education institution in April 1992 under the Ministry of Education, succeeding the [[Vocational and Industrial Training Board]] (VITB).
The Institute was established as a post-secondary education institution in April 1992 under the Ministry of Education, succeeding the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB).
 
==Stigmatisation==
==Stigmatisation==
The Institute is commonly seen as a destination for students who fare poorly in the national examinations (the [[GCE Normal Level|N Levels]] or [[GCE Ordinary Level|O Levels]]). It is also commonly perceived that students of the Institute "have no future". Because of the deep stigma attached to it, the initials 'ITE' are said to stand for "It's the End", [[I Not Stupid|in popular culture]]. Efforts have been made to address this view, although the perception remains.
The Institute is commonly seen as a destination for students who fare poorly in the national examinations (the N Levels or O Levels). It is also commonly perceived that students of the Institute "have no future". Because of the deep stigma attached to it, the initials 'ITE' are said to stand for "It's the End", in popular culture. Efforts have been made to address this view, although the perception remains.
 
==In popular culture==
==In popular culture==
*Jack Neo's 2012 film [[We Not Naughty]] dealt with the negative perception of ITE students.
*Jack Neo's 2012 film We Not Naughty dealt with the negative perception of ITE students.
==Alumni==
 
===The Arts==
==Transportations==
*Esther Tay, designer
Only bus service within 1km walking distance, operating during school hours are shown below:
===Entertainment===
{|class="wikitable sortable"
*Ridhwan Ismail, actor and singer
!class=unsortable style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|S/N
*[[Steven Lim]], entertainer
!style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|Service
*[[Vincent Ng]], former actor and martial artist
!style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|Route Information
===Sports===
!style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|Route Type
*Fandi Ahmad, soccer player
|-
!1!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/45}}
|Upper East Coast Terminal ↔ SBST Ang Mo Kio Depot||Trunk
|-
!2!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/50}}
|Bishan Interchange ↔ Punggol Interchange<br>{{Bus/50|a=A|l=50}} Aft Punggol Field → Bef Ang Mo Kio Stn Exit B||Trunk
|-
!3!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/72}}
|Yio Chu Kang Interchange ↔ Tampines Interchange<br>{{Bus/72|a=A|l=72}} Yio Chu Kang Interchange → ITE Coll Central<br>{{Bus/72|a=B|l=72}} Yio Chu Kang Interchange → Opp Hougang Ctrl Int||Trunk
|-
!4!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/88}}
|Toa Payoh Interchange ↔ Pasir Ris Interchange<br>{{Bus/88|a=A|l=88}} Blk 190C → Opp Ang Mo Kio Stn||Trunk
|-
!5!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/159}}
|Sengkang Interchange ↔ Toa Payoh Interchange<br>{{Bus/159|a=A|l=159}} Sengkang Interchange → Bef Ang Mo Kio Stn Exit B||Trunk
|-
!6!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/265}}
|SBST Ang Mo Kio Depot ↔ Ang Mo Kio Interchange ↺ Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5||Feeder
|-
!7!!style='{{CSS/SBST|xfc=|xbc=}}'|{{Bus/668}}
|Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 → Marina Boulevard<br>Central Boulevard → Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5||City Direct
|}
 
===How to Get there?===
{| class='wikitable'
|+Nearest Bus Stop(s)
!style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|Bus Stops
!style='{{CSS/BUS|xfc=|xbc=}}'|Services
|-
|{{BS54481|landmark=}}
|rowspan=2|{{Bus/50}} {{Bus/72}} {{Bus/88}} {{Bus/159}}
|-
|{{BS54489|landmark=}}
|-
|{{BS54579|landmark=}}
|rowspan=2|{{Bus/45}} {{Bus/88}}
|-
|{{BS54571|landmark=}}
|}
 
{| class='wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed'
|+Nearest MRT Station(s)
|+Travel Methods from {{NS15| }}
!Routes
!Travelling Time
|-
|{{NS15| }} {{Exit|{{Exit/Cell|B}}}} {{ArrowD|3=20}} '''ITE College Central'''
!5-10 Minutes<br>via {{Bus/72}}
|}
 
{| class='wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed'
|+Travel Methods to {{NS15| }}
!Routes
!Travelling Time
|-
|'''ITE College Central''' {{ArrowD|3=20}} {{NS15| }} {{Exit|{{Exit/Cell|C}}}}
!5-10 Minutes<br>via {{Bus/72}}
|}
 
The nearest Bus Interchange is [https://landtransportguru.net/yio-chu-kang-bus-interchange/ Yio Chu Kang Interchange]
 
==Links==
*[https://www.ite.edu.sg Official website]
*[https://central.ite.edu.sg ITE College Central Official website]
*[https://ce.ite.edu.sg ITE College East Official website]
*[https://west.ite.edu.sg  ITE College West Official website]
 
[[Category:Post-secondary institutions]]

Latest revision as of 22:01, 21 March 2025

The Institute of Technical Education (Abbreviation: ITE; Chinese: 工艺教育学院) is a post-secondary institution in Singapore that provides pre-employment training to secondary school leavers and continuing education and training to working adults. Established by Ministry of Education, it was formerly known as Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB). ITE has three colleges (College Central, College East & College West) that offer the National ITE Certificate (NITEC), Higher NITEC, Master NITEC and diploma programmes.

Description

The Institute was established as a post-secondary education institution in April 1992 under the Ministry of Education, succeeding the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB).

Stigmatisation

The Institute is commonly seen as a destination for students who fare poorly in the national examinations (the N Levels or O Levels). It is also commonly perceived that students of the Institute "have no future". Because of the deep stigma attached to it, the initials 'ITE' are said to stand for "It's the End", in popular culture. Efforts have been made to address this view, although the perception remains.

In popular culture

  • Jack Neo's 2012 film We Not Naughty dealt with the negative perception of ITE students.

Transportations

Only bus service within 1km walking distance, operating during school hours are shown below:

S/N Service Route Information Route Type
1 45 Upper East Coast Terminal ↔ SBST Ang Mo Kio Depot Trunk
2 50 Bishan Interchange ↔ Punggol Interchange
50A Aft Punggol Field → Bef Ang Mo Kio Stn Exit B
Trunk
3 72 Yio Chu Kang Interchange ↔ Tampines Interchange
72A Yio Chu Kang Interchange → ITE Coll Central
72B Yio Chu Kang Interchange → Opp Hougang Ctrl Int
Trunk
4 88 Toa Payoh Interchange ↔ Pasir Ris Interchange
88A Blk 190C → Opp Ang Mo Kio Stn
Trunk
5 Template:Bus/159 Sengkang Interchange ↔ Toa Payoh Interchange
Template:Bus/159 Sengkang Interchange → Bef Ang Mo Kio Stn Exit B
Trunk
6 Template:Bus/265 SBST Ang Mo Kio Depot ↔ Ang Mo Kio Interchange ↺ Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 Feeder
7 668 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 → Marina Boulevard
Central Boulevard → Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5
City Direct

How to Get there?

Nearest Bus Stop(s)
Bus Stops Services
Template:BS54481 50 72 88 Template:Bus/159
Template:BS54489
Template:BS54579 45 88
Template:BS54571
Nearest MRT Station(s) Travel Methods from Template:NS15
Routes Travelling Time
Template:NS15 Template:Exit Template:ArrowD ITE College Central 5-10 Minutes
via 72
Travel Methods to Template:NS15
Routes Travelling Time
ITE College Central Template:ArrowD Template:NS15 Template:Exit 5-10 Minutes
via 72

The nearest Bus Interchange is Yio Chu Kang Interchange

Links