What are the advantages of studying in Singapore?

Singapore is a young country, but it pays attention to the roots of tradition. China, Indian and Malay traditions inspired young artists. Today's Singapore can't produce many cultural classics accumulated from history, but it doesn't lack local customs and cultural roots, and it also has a modern atmosphere under the rapid economic development. In the past decade, Singapore's art market has developed rapidly, and Singapore's culture and art are entering a new era.

2. Singapore government invests in art.

Singapore is rich in cultural industries, mainly involving three fields, namely, performance and exhibition industry, media industry and art training. At present, the scale and quantity of international performances and exhibitions undertaken by Singapore rank first in Asia and fifth in the world. The Singapore government's investment in art is also amazing. You can often see the works of some great artists on the streets of Singapore. The superb skills of the masters integrate the street view and art in Singapore, where Chinese and western cultures collide.

3. Art talent migration plan

In recent years, singers such as Stephanie, JJ Lin, Tanya Chua and Cai Chunjia have made great achievements in the vigorous development of Singapore's music industry. In order to attract overseas talents in this field, the government has launched an art talent immigration program. At the same time, Singapore, with its low language threshold, low tuition, high-level education and safe environment, has become the first choice for China music students to study abroad, which has provided blood for overseas art talents to immigrate to Singapore.

4. Institutional promotion

Art colleges in Singapore are mainly private colleges, and the entry threshold is relatively low. High schools, technical secondary schools and vocational high schools can apply. Although the requirements for English are not high, English is also taught in general schools. In addition, Singapore's education for all students is relatively strict, following the principle of "lenient entry and strict exit".