Do you think local PMETs really have brighter job prospects? How much of our "job growth" actually went to Singaporeans?

A local undergraduate with a scholarship complained about already securing a job and not having chances to go through the normal interview and job-hunting process. What do you think?

A local undergraduate complained about not being able to understand what PRC professors are teaching. As a result, the netizen felt ripped off for paying so much tuition fees and yet failing to understand lectures.

It states that “Since PM Lee’s rule in 2004, PRs increased by 169,000 from 356,000 to 525,000 in 2016. The ‘natural aristocrat’ had also decided to celebrate by making some 556,000 foreign subjects** PRs in his land.

ST forummer Anne Chong suggested to welcome more foreigners into our schools. She said foreign and local children could develop friendships that might bloom into strong business ties in the future. Local parents, too, will have more opportunities for networking. This would prove very useful when they want to explore business opportunities in these foreign lands. She also said this is particularly relevant at a time when there is an excess of capacity in schools due to a declining cohort of local children.