Working abroad as an OFW offers benefits such as higher income, a favorable currency exchange rate, financial stability, networking, and migration opportunities. 

Obtaining an education qualification from Singapore or Taiwan can lead to a full-time overseas employment opportunity, higher income potential, favorable work-life balance, global exposure, immigration opportunities, and more. 

Studying in Singapore and Taiwan can boost your career. It offers high-quality education, practical experience, cultural diversity, industry exposure, and global networking, enhancing employability locally and internationally. Singapore, especially, is an education and skills hub, making advanced degrees like a PhD or additional qualifications a valuable way to upskill and become more attractive to employers.

The curriculum and teaching methods can vary between Singapore and Taiwan institutions; however, English proficiency is typically required for both countries:

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Singapore: In Singapore, most programs are primarily diploma to postgraduate diploma courses, typically completed within a year, and all lessons are conducted in English.

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Taiwan: In Taiwan, programs are tailored for Filipinos with existing bachelor's degrees pursuing their MBA or PhD. While many lessons are in English, some are conducted in Mandarin. On average, it takes about 2 years to complete these programs. 

Most courses require at least a bachelor’s degree from the Philippines for entry, and specific admission requirements apply. This may include standardized test scores or interviews, which can vary based on the program for both countries.

Yes, a free profile assessment and consultation are provided before starting our services. Simply book a free consultation with us.

Our service includes accommodation assistance. Students can choose between school dormitories or private rentals. However, please note that accommodation costs are not covered; students are responsible for their own expenses.

While there's no guarantee, completing the program can help you become more employable in Singapore/Taiwan.

Yes, you can withdraw at any point; however, please note that the course fees paid will be non-refundable. We strongly encourage students to consider completing the entire program for maximum benefit in our earn and learn program.

Yes, program deferment may be possible, but it's subject to approval by the institution and our agency. Valid reasons and supporting documentation are typically required. Please note that processes and terms may vary from one institution to another.

Kenneth & Co offers various programs, including postgraduate diplomas, bachelor's degrees, master's, and PhDs in fields like Business & Supply Chain Management, Hospitality Management, Engineering, and more. Some courses include internships designed to enhance your career prospects. 

Adapting to the diverse cultures of Singapore and Taiwan is fairly straightforward and is often facilitated by their multicultural environments. Many international students and professionals find it relatively easy to immerse themselves in these rich cultural landscapes, given the presence of large OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker) communities in these regions.

Kenneth & Co’s Educational Partners comprise esteemed institutions specializing in tertiary education (Diplomas – PhD Programs). We have forged partnerships with reputable schools in both Singapore and Taiwan, dedicated to guiding individuals in discovering tailored educational opportunities.

Our partnerships encompass a diverse array of educational programs, ranging from diploma to master's programs. These are specifically crafted to accommodate the needs of working adults, aiming to enhance their career prospects.

To discover the details of our partnerships and the educational opportunities available, we encourage you to book a consultation with our team. During the consultation, we can provide you with comprehensive information tailored to your needs and goals.

By utilizing our services, you gain access to a network of reputable schools and educational opportunities that align with your career aspirations. We offer guidance and support to help you make informed decisions and take the next step in your educational journey.

To arrange a consultation, click on the "Book Appointment" button at the top of our navigation bar. Please be aware that appointment slots are limited and should be booked at least 1 day in advance. We release availability up to 2 weeks ahead. We eagerly anticipate the opportunity to assist you in your quest for quality education and career advancement.

Kenneth and Co provide an exclusive service package that includes personalized consultation, documentation preparation, school and visa application support, and employment guidance. Details about the specific services within this package and associated fees can be provided upon request. 

To get started, simply sign up through the forms on our website. We will contact you within 1-3 working days to schedule an initial consultation to understand your goals and needs. During this consultation, we'll help you choose suitable programs and institutions in Singapore or Taiwan.

While specific language tests are not mandatory, English proficiency is expected for all applicants, as schools in Singapore and Taiwan use it as their main language of academic instruction to ensure the seamless completion of the program. In Taiwan, some schools provide free Mandarin classes to assist with cultural adaptation.

While it's not a strict requirement, we highly encourage all our students to consider learning a foreign language as a form of cultural integration. Proficiency in a foreign language can provide a significant advantage. Employers often value this skill, increasing your chances of being offered a job. It not only opens doors to broader opportunities but also enhances your competitiveness in the job market. 

Postgraduate Diploma: 12 Months (includes 6 months SG Industrial Attachment),  

MBA: 24 Months, PhD: 2-7 years. 

Generally, Singapore and Taiwan offer more affordable education options compared to countries like Canada and New Zealand. Tuition fees are often lower, and scholarships are available. The cost of living varies based on personal choices and accommodation. Read our blogs to find out more.

Yes, certain schools in Taiwan provide scholarships based on your profile and academic performance. 

Both countries have thriving industries such as hospitality, service, engineering, electronics, petrochemicals, telecommunications, finance, and supply chain management, offering diverse employment opportunities. 

With a student visa, you can apply for a work permit in Taiwan to take up part-time jobs during your studies. Whereas for Singapore, as part of the program, there are paid internships that can help cover tuition fees while helping gain real world experience in reputable firms.  

Note: Internship experiences can help you increase potential chances of a full-time conversion (based on individual work performance). 

Yes, we offer comprehensive support for visa applications as part of our service package. We assist with various types of visas or permits and provide guidance on immigration requirements and processes, ensuring a hassle-free relocation experience for our students. 

Securing full-time employment involves networking, leveraging your internship experience, and exploring job placement services. Candidates who perform well during their internship may have an opportunity to convert into a full-time employee.

Yes, in Singapore, for legal employment, all foreigners must possess a valid work pass granted by their employer and the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) before commencing work. Eligibility criteria are based on salary benchmarks and education levels. The specific type of work pass depends on the nature of the employment. For more information, read here.

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In Taiwan, all foreign workers must initially sign an employment contract with the company. Subsequently, the company must apply for a work permit from the Ministry of Labor before the worker can commence work in Taiwan

In Singapore, we are partnered with various schools to offer postgraduate programs designed for Filipinos who hold bachelor's degrees and above. Our program entails six months of classroom learning, followed by a six-month internship with a training work permit in well-established firms. The fields of study cover a range of industries, including the service sector (hotel and retail), business, supply chain, and more.

Yes, our educational placement program in Singapore includes internship opportunities designed to help Filipinos gain hands-on experience in their desired fields. These internships often lead to full-time job offers, and we provide support throughout the process, from securing internships to transitioning into permanent roles. 

Absolutely! Our program offers a training work permit that allows Filipino students to participate in internships for up to six months. This work permit is a valuable opportunity to gain practical experience in a Singaporean workplace while studying. 

After a successful internship, some companies may extend full-time job offers. To secure full-time employment in Singapore, you'll need the appropriate work permit or pass (Work Permit, Short-Term Employment Pass, or Employment Pass). These are processed through your employer and the Ministry of Manpower, each with specific criteria and minimum monthly salary and education requirements (SGD $1,600, $3,150, and $5,000, respectively).

Yes! We have numerous success stories of Filipinos who have used our educational placement program as a stepping-stone to establish fulfilling careers in Singapore. You can read inspiring testimonials and learn from their experiences on our website. 

In Taiwan, we offer master’s and PhD programs in diverse industries, including engineering, electronics, petrochemicals, telecommunications, agriculture, and finance. As a bonus, selected schools offer free Mandarin courses. While we don't have direct affiliations with these schools, we offer guidance and support for school applications, visas, and related matters. The program duration varies from 2 to 7 years based on the chosen curriculum. 

In Taiwan, formal internship programs may be limited; however, Filipinos studying in the country have the opportunity to explore part-time job opportunities even while holding a student pass. Engaging in these roles not only provides valuable work experience but also enhances their employability in the Taiwanese job market. By gaining specialized knowledge and qualifications, Filipino students open doors to fulfilling career prospects in Taiwan. 

Part-time work in Taiwan provides valuable benefits for Filipinos studying in the country. It allows them to: 

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• Practical Experience: Part-time jobs offer hands-on experience in various industries, allowing Filipinos to apply their skills and gain practical knowledge. 
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• Financial Support: Earning a steady income from part-time work can help cover living expenses and tuition fees, reducing financial burdens. 
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• Networking: Working part-time provides the chance to network with professionals in Taiwan, potentially leading to valuable connections in the job market. 
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• Cultural Integration: Engaging in part-time work exposes Filipinos to Taiwanese culture and workplace dynamics, aiding in cultural adaptation. 
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• Career Prospects: Gaining specialized knowledge and qualifications through part-time work can open doors to fulfilling career prospects in Taiwan. Employers often value candidates with local work experience and language proficiency. 

Overall, part-time work in Taiwan offers a balanced approach to education and practical experience, contributing positively to the academic and career development of Filipinos studying in the country.