4,615 datasets found
Compare module fees for part-time Nitec and ISC courses at the Institute of Technical Education from 2013 through 2026. The CSV dataset reports year, module type, participant category, and fee per module, helping prospective students and policymakers assess continuing technical education costs in Singapore.
Institute of Technical Education publishes course fees for full-time Diploma programmes from 2013 through 2026. The CSV lists year, course title, participant category, and fee per term in Singapore dollars, helping students and analysts compare ITE pricing across trades and intakes. Supports vocational education planning, affordability studies, and ITE fee benchmark searches.
Annual completion counts for Continuing Education and Training skills and continuing academic programmes at the Institute of Technical Education from 2010 through 2025, published in CSV by year, gender, and course level. Supports workforce upskilling evaluation and ITE CET participation trends in Singapore’s technical education system.
Annual intake counts for full-time and traineeship programmes at the Institute of Technical Education in Singapore, published in CSV format from 2011 through 2025. Breakdowns by gender and course level under the National Manpower Council classification support technical education planning, gender equity in ITE pathways, and skills training capacity monitoring.
Annual number of graduates from full-time and traineeship programmes at the Institute of Technical Education, published in CSV format from 2011 through 2025 with breakdowns by gender and Nitec/Higher Nitec course levels. Supports TVET output monitoring, gender parity in technical education, and skills pipeline analysis in Singapore.
Institute of Technical Education CSV listing term fees for full-time Higher Nitec and Nitec courses by year and participant category from 2013 to 2026. Students and policy analysts compare subsidised training costs across cohorts.
Annual training places for continuing education and training (CET) skills and continuing academic education programmes at Singapore’s Institute of Technical Education, broken down by year, gender, and National Manpower Council course level in CSV from 2010 through 2025. ISC and NITEC modules support technical upskilling pipeline analysis.
Monetary Authority of Singapore monthly average exchange rates from 1988 through May 2026, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in wide-format CSV by currency series. Economists and traders benchmark Singapore dollar movements against major currencies using period-average rates. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M700051.
People’s Association GeoJSON of other PA network locations in Singapore, with coverage from April 2023. Community planners and residents map PA facilities beyond core community centres for outreach and service access.
Health Sciences Authority CSV extract of Singapore’s Class A Medical Device Database, a dealer self-declaration listing covering roughly March 2004 through April 2026. Fields include device name, description, notification number, dealer licence details, product owner, device identifier, intended use, and sterility status. HSA has not verified entries; listing is not registration or endorsement. Clinicians, importers, and compliance teams look up low-risk Class A devices alongside HSA’s public Infosearch portal.
Annual employment assistance outcomes for ex-offenders in Singapore, including employers supporting hiring, inmates assisted, and the percentage of assisted inmates who secured jobs. Supports rehabilitation programme evaluation, reintegration policy research, and employer engagement in second-chance hiring.
Yellow Ribbon Singapore statistics from 2013 to 2024 on inmates engaged in work programmes at YRSG and YRI workshops. CSV fields report average participation counts and the share of eligible inmates enrolled. Supports rehabilitation programme evaluation and workforce readiness research in Singapore’s correctional system.
Health Sciences Authority Excel listing of registered medical devices from the Singapore Medical Device Register (SMDR) as of April 2026. The register covers device name, intended use, medical specialty, risk class (B, C, or D), registration details, product owner, registrant, and model information. Regulators, procurement teams, and healthcare providers verify which devices are cleared for supply in Singapore; the SMDR is also searchable at https://www.hsa.gov.sg/e-services/infosearch.
Health Sciences Authority CSV snapshot of the Singapore Medical Device Register as at April 2026, with device names, intended uses, medical specialty, risk class B–D, registration numbers and dates, product owners, registrants, and model details from 2004 onward. Clinicians, procurement teams, and regulators verify marketed device listings; public search also via HSA InfoSearch at https://www.hsa.gov.sg/e-services/infosearch.
Yellow Ribbon Singapore CSV on skills training for inmates from 2013 through 2025. Columns cover year, average training hours per inmate trained, and number of inmates trained. Rehabilitation and workforce-reintegration researchers track training reach and intensity in Singapore’s correctional programmes.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative Urban Design Area polygons from the Master Plan 2025 Urban Design Special and Detailed Controls Plan (SDCP), dated December 2025. Urban designers and developers map area-specific design guidelines for Singapore development applications.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON line layer showing indicative Park Connector alignments under the Master Plan 2025 Parks and Waterbodies SDCP, with coverage from December 2025. Planners and active-mobility analysts map Singapore’s park connector network against parks and waterbodies development controls.
Singapore Prison Service indicator of assault rate per 10,000 inmates annually from 2007 through 2025. The single metric supports monitoring safety trends within correctional facilities over time. Corrections researchers and oversight bodies compare year-on-year rates while recognising population denominators shift with inmate counts. CSV columns are year and assault rate per 10,000 inmates.
Overall Singapore Prison Service population from 2017 through 2025, published in CSV format with fields for year, type of population, and number of persons. The dataset covers both the incare population held in institutions and the community corrections population supervised outside prison, giving a combined view of people under SPS supervision. Criminal justice researchers, policy analysts, and rehabilitation organisations use it to track incarceration levels, the shift toward community-based supervision, and demand for rehabilitation and reintegration programmes.
Singapore Prison Service CSV of five-year recidivism rates for local offenders released from SPS custody, covering cohorts from about 2016 through 2020. The rate is the percentage subsequently detained, imprisoned, or placed on a day reporting order within five years of release; the definition applies from the 2018 cohort onwards. Columns cover year, recidivism rate type, and the five-year rate. Longer-horizon justice research compares five-year outcomes with two-year SPS series.