1 2 4 3 ITE Early Admissions Exercise 2019 (for N- and O-Level students) ITE EAE is open to: • Students who are Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents and registered to sit for N- or O-Levels in 2019; • International Students currently in Government, Government-aided or Independent Schools who are registered to sit for N- or O-Level in 2019; and • Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents who have taken the GCE N- or O-Level examinations previously. Your conditional offer will be automatically confirmed if you meet subject-specific Minimum Entry Requirements (MERs) for the course. If your ITE EAE offer is confirmed after the release of the 2019 GCE results, you will not be eligible to participate in the upcoming JIE or JAE. ITE EAE is an aptitude-based admissions exercise that allows you to apply and receive a conditional offer for admission to ITE courses based on your aptitude and interest, before taking your GCE N- or O-Level exams. If you choose not to apply to ITE through ITE EAE, you may still do so through other admissions exercises, such as the Joint Intake Exercise (JIE) or Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE). 1 important point 2 criteria Find out more about ITE courses and related career options Course counselling at ITE Online research Talk to your teachers, Education & Career Guidance (ECG) counsellors, family/relatives Prepare for your application Prepare the write-up (not more than 100 words) required for your ITE EAE application, to express your passion and aptitude for the course you are applying for. Include relevant skills/activities/experiences in your write-up. If shortlisted, prepare for interview Get ready to bring along supporting documents e.g. portfolio of related works, evidence of relevant experiences, and CCA records to the interview Application 21 May – 27 May Interviews 24 Jun – 26 Jul Offers & Acceptance 26 Aug – 30 Aug Withdrawal 2 Sep - 6 Sep 4 sets of dates to remember 3 things to do