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What is the ITE EAE?
What is the ITE EAE?
Perhaps you already know you what your interests and strengths are.
Perhaps you already know the kind of course you want to do at the ITE.
If that is the case, ITE EAE may be just for you!
If that is the case, ITE EAE may be just for you!
The Institute of Technical Education Early Admission Exercise (ITE EAE) is an aptitude-based admissions exercise that allows students to apply and receive conditional offers for admission to ITE based on your aptitude and interest, before receiving their N-Level examinations results. Watch the video below to find out more!
ITE EAE Application Timeline
Where and how do I apply for the ITE EAE?
Please do take note that ITE EAE application will only open on 24 May 2023.
What can I do to prepare?
Step 1: Explore your interests and develop your strengths
Elective Modules, Advanced Elective Modules; Applied Subjects; Applied Learning Programme
Work attachments; community / volunteer work
Course-related school / personal activities, course-related achievements and projects, CCAs
Step 2: Research on the ITE courses you are interested in and related careers in the sector
Conduct online research, e.g. ITE website www.ite.edu.sg
Visit the Career Services Centres that are open for walk-ins
Talk to your teachers, ECG Counsellors, family/relatives
Step 3: Prepare for your application
Prepare your write-ups
Short-write-up (100 words) on why you want to enter the course
Clear and concise descriptions of your interests, passion and relevant skills, experiences and activities participated in
Prepare relevant documents
Portfolios (where relevant), e.g. samples of creative work done for design courses
Other examples include evidence of experiences / involvement in course-related activities, CCA records, course-related certificates / awards, latest school-based examination results
Upload the supporting documents onto the online portal
Prepare for interviews
When applying for courses you are interested in, use your personal e-mail
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