Arjit, National Junior College

What does infocomm means to you?

My environment is made possible with infocomm. We are all a part of a network and infocomm makes our lives easier. From computers to mobile phones and from social networking for communications to businessman to make their work easier.

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Announcing our remarkable Youth Infocomm Ambassadors 2013….

Primary School Category

1. Loy Kah Joon from East Coast Primary School
2. Shah Jwalin Parag from St Hilda’s Primary School
3. Rayson Ng Wen Long from Teck Whye Primary School
4. Eraniyan Amritha from Wellington Primary School

Secondary School/ Junior College Category

1. Khwong Zhi Ying from Crescent Girls’ School
2. Rachel Chua Jia Ying from Crescent Girls’ School
3. Sarah Peter Alias from Crescent Girls’ School
4. Toh Jun Han Jack from Hong Kah Secondary School
5. Nur Atikah Binte Razali from Hong Kah Secondary School
6. Denis Lan Chung Lim from Hwa Chong Institution
7. Dana Lee Si Min from Nan Hua High School
8. Chee Zhi Xuan, Vernice from Nan Hua High School
9. Le Chen Xiao from Nan Hua High School
10. Archit Jund from National Junior College
11. Lim Ming Hui Natasha from Ngee Ann Secondary School
12. Lee Shao Herng from Pioneer Junior College
13. Neil Dhar from Raffles Institution
14. Jurvis Tan Si Jun from School of Science and Technology
15. Lee YuChong from School of Science and Technology
16. Ang Ming Liang from West Spring Secondary School
17. Abdul Qayyum B Taufeeq from Woodlands Secondary School
18. Austen Ng Xi Rui from Zhonghua Secondary School

The Youth Infocomm Ambassadors 2013 will be appointed at Youth Infocomm Day on 07 November 2012. Stay tune to find out how you can support your friend or family at their appointment ceremony!

The Infocomm Singapore Youth Networking Conference, or inSYNC for short, was held at the School of Science and Technology Singapore from 30 May to 1 June. The event brought together 80 secondary school students to discuss pertinent issues in Infocomm clubs in their schools and the future of Infocomm.

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The future of technology has very much changed as present day technologies constantly improve every day.  From the year when the iSpace exhibit was conceived, our perceived future has changed a lot. However, the goal that we all work towards remains the same  – improve technology for the betterment of our lives. Similarly, iSpace has changed as an event for primary school students.
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If I can describe 2011’s Youth Infocomm Day in one word, it will be with the word ‘FUN’ (all in caps)! Stepping into the event venue, I was greeted by life size standees of myself and my fellow superheroes (which looked good if I could say so myself)!

The next thing I noticed was the students buzzing around. Everyone was moving from booth to booth, checking out the various projects done by the various schools to decide whom to cast their votes for the National Infocomm Club Awards 2011 (NICA 2011).

Kicking off the programme proper, Ms Grace Fu, Senior Minister of State for Information, Communications and the Arts, spoke to the crowd of almost 500 students and teachers, encouraging everyone to continue developing their talent in infocomm. Ms Fu also launched the “Can’t Live Without Tech” contest.

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It was early Saturday morning, but the Singapore Science Centre was already brimming with excitement from none other than the iSpace 2011, which was entirely run by the Infocomm Club Ambassadors! … Read more

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Hey guys! This month, we have the privilege of interviewing one of our Infocomm Club Ambassadors, Kevan Tan! Let’s hear what he has to say about infocomm! … Read more