MEP and EESIS
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undestand MEP is a subsidised program. If a child takes MEP, and his PSLE points passed EESIS COP also, will MOE grant him both MEP subsidise and EESIS? thanks in advance.
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No. Only one grant.
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SunnyBoy:
undestand MEP is a subsidised program. If a child takes MEP, and his PSLE points passed EESIS COP also, will MOE grant him both MEP subsidise and EESIS? thanks in advance.
I didn't know we have to pay extra for MEP? Not \"free\", ah? :shock: -
turquoise:
No. Only one grant.
thanks turquoise.
Yesterday i met DP at RPA networking, but he was not clear about this issue also. will check with admin office on monday. -
phankao:
MEP is free. once your child applied for MEP successfully, he / she can get school fees subsidise about $200 per moth from MOE.SunnyBoy:
undestand MEP is a subsidised program. If a child takes MEP, and his PSLE points passed EESIS COP also, will MOE grant him both MEP subsidise and EESIS? thanks in advance.
I didn't know we have to pay extra for MEP? Not \"free\", ah? :shock: -
SunnyBoy:
MEP is free. once your child applied for MEP successfully, he / she can get school fees subsidise about $200 per moth from MOE.
OIC. But some of our children are in schools where the fees are only S$20, so even in MEP, it's not applicable, I guess. If get S$200 from MOE, then can *earn*, liao. HAHAHA!!! -
SunnyBoy:
MEP is free. once your child applied for MEP successfully, he / she can get school fees subsidise about $200 per moth from MOE.
If your kid is in Independent school such as RI and NUSH and awarded EESIS($200 per month) which is still insufficient to pay full of the school fee($300+). On top of the balance you have to pay for school fee, you will have to pay for MEP which is monthly $200. Am I right? -
MdmKS:
If your kid is in Independent school such as RI and NUSH and awarded EESIS($200 per month) which is still insufficient to pay full of the school fee($300+). On top of the balance you have to pay for school fee, you will have to pay for MEP which is monthly $200. Am I right?
yes you are right, Independent school has higher school fee.
Anyway MEP is free, the MEP subsidy is used to offset school fee. -
MdmKS:
MEP is free. Just like 3rd language is free, as is AEP(art elective). It's just that in some of the MEP centres, school fees are higher and thus there's a subsidy. So this only applies to Independent Schools.
If your kid is in Independent school such as RI and NUSH and awarded EESIS($200 per month) which is still insufficient to pay full of the school fee($300+). On top of the balance you have to pay for school fee, you will have to pay for MEP which is monthly $200. Am I right?
Anglo-Chinese (Independent) \tIndependent
Methodist Girls’ \tIndependent
Raffles Girls’ School \tIndependent
Raffles Institution \tIndependent
Subsidy would not apply for autonomous schools which are MEP centres:
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ \tSAP, Autonomous
Crescent Girls’ School \tAutonomous
Dunman High \tSAP, Autonomous
Tanjong Katong Girls’ \tAutonomous -
SunnyBoy:
OIC. Thanks sunnyboy and phankao!MdmKS:
If your kid is in Independent school such as RI and NUSH and awarded EESIS($200 per month) which is still insufficient to pay full of the school fee($300+). On top of the balance you have to pay for school fee, you will have to pay for MEP which is monthly $200. Am I right?
yes you are right, Independent school has higher school fee.
Anyway MEP is free, the MEP subsidy is used to offset school fee.
In this case MEP grant benefits those who miss EESIS . Those who have taken MEP, do they drop-out easily, like third lang? Understand to do MEP at secondary school, the minmium criterial is grade 3 practical (any instrument?) and theory, do they still have to be selected thru audition? For those who do MEP, do they still have to take lesson at private school like they used to do? Or MEP cover practical? What about school like HCI which does not offer MEP, do they allow student to do it in other premises, like the third lang?
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