ECS Fair 2026

To do:

• Download the floor plan

• Download/ Make a copy of the Guided Worksheet

• Read the Panel Discussion topic, and register for the session (optional)

Hi Students!

This fair is your chance to check out government scholarships, meet reps from local universities, and learn how AI is shaping the future of work during our panel discussion. A bit of prep can go a long way — so use the guide below to get the most out of your experience! 

✅ BEFORE THE EVENT: Prepare with Purpose 

1. Review the floor plan

• Look through the floor plan before arriving.

• Identify:

  • Scholarship partners you’re interested in (especially the Singapore Government scholarship booth)

  • Universities or programmes you want to explore

• Prioritise the booths you must visit, as time is limited.

2. Download/ Make a copy of the Guided Worksheet

• Use the curated worksheet to:

  • Write down 3–5 questions you want to ask universities or scholarship providers

• Bring the worksheet (printed or digital) with you on the day.

3. Sign up for the panel discussion (Optional on sign up basis only)

• The panel discussion “AI and the World of Work” (1:00–2:00 pm) is sign-up based.

• Register early to secure your seat.

• Try to prepare at least one question related to AI, careers, or future skills.

4. Set personal goals
Ask yourself:

• Am I exploring scholarships, university pathways, or both?

• Am I looking for clarity, confirmation, or new options?

🎓 DURING THE EVENT: Explore Strategically

1. Start with your priority booths

• Follow your planned route using the floor plan.

• Begin with scholarship providers or universities that align most closely with your interests.

2. Use the Guided Worksheet actively

• Take notes while speaking to representatives:

  • Entry requirements

  • Application timelines

  • Bond obligations (for scholarships)

  • Internship, exchange, or career support opportunities

• Compare options directly on the worksheet.

3. Ask thoughtful questions
Examples:

• “What kind of students do well in this programme/scholarship?”

• “What career pathways do graduates typically pursue?”

• “How is AI integrated into the curriculum or future job roles?”

4. Network respectfully

• Introduce yourself clearly.

• Thank representatives for their time.

• Collect brochures or contact details for follow-up.

5.  Attend the panel discussion (If you have signed up) 

• Arrive  on time if you have signed up.

• Take notes on:

  • How AI is changing jobs and industries

  • Skills you should start building now

• Participate in the Q&A if possible.

🔁 AFTER THE EVENT: Reflect and Act

1. Review your Guided Worksheet

• Highlight:

  • Top 2–3 universities or programmes

  • Scholarships you are seriously considering

• Note any gaps in information you still need.

2. Do follow-up research

• Visit official websites of universities and scholarship bodies.

• Check application deadlines, eligibility criteria, and required documents.

3. Discuss your options

• Talk through your findings with:

  • Teachers or HCI ECG counsellors

  • Parents or guardians

• Use your worksheet as a discussion tool.

4. Take next steps

• Set reminders for application deadlines.

• Start preparing documents (personal statements, portfolios, etc.).

• Consider attending future talks or arranging campus visits.

Final Tip

This fair is not about deciding everything in one day—it’s about gaining clarity, asking the right questions, and opening doors. Stay curious, take notes, and be proactive.

You’ve got this! 💪🎓

The panel discussion focuses on how artificial intelligence will change jobs and careers in the future? This talk aims to help you understand how AI is reshaping the world of work and what skills will remain important. You will learn how to prepare for future careers by building adaptable, human-centred skills and using AI responsibly, so you could navigate career choices with greater confidence. 

Date: Wednesday, 4 March 2026

Time: 1 - 2 PM (1 hour)

Venue: Room 401, College Block D, Level 4

Register your attendance here!