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Ministry of Education, Singapore
★ MOE Budget 2015 ★
– Access to Learning Opportunities, Whatever the Starting Point -
Greater financial support for Singaporean Citizen students with:
• Edusave accounts and post-secondary education accounts top-up
• Waiver of fees for PSLE, GCE N, O and A-Levels exams in Government-funded schools
• Waiver of vocational examinations fees for students in Government-funded SPED schools and specialised schools
• Subsidies for students taking the International Baccalaureate Diploma examinations in Government-funded schools
• Waiver of exam fees for students enrolled full-time in ITE and Polys, starting from Academic Year 2015
From 1 April, transport subsidies will be provided under MOE’s Financial Assistance Scheme. Income criteria of Edusave Merit Bursary will also be raised from $5,000 to $6,000.

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