News & Announcements

Engineering is one of the most in-demand jobs in the world. It uses applied science and technology to design complex machinery and structures. Engineers have numerous responsibilities that vary based on experience and industry. However, whether you are an electrical engineer or mechanical engineer, there are essential skills that hiring managers look for during their interviews.

Science is a study of the world and should never be boring! Ever wondered how gravity gets its pull? Or, how flowers bloom one day and then turn into fruits after? Through research and experiments, science will have an explanation for you. By understanding how the world works, we can continue advancing our technology and make the planet a better home for everyone.

Struggling with reading comprehension can feel overwhelming. You can re-read a paragraph repeatedly and still not grasp what you are reading. You can improve your reading comprehension by using these tips to make your reading sessions easier and more enjoyable.

We’re excited to share that DIMENSIONS Primary School has a new campus now at Orchard! This newly furbished campus hosts state-of-the-art facilities that will bolster your child’s education journey. The campus spans 32,000 square feet and is a fully sheltered walk away from Somerset MRT station.

What a blast our students had celebrating Deepavali in their colourful ethnic costumes, learning about and appreciating the traditions of the Festival of Lights!

Are you often confused between the terms Psychiatrist and Psychologist? Both psychiatrists and psychologists treat mental health issues and behavioural disorders, and are trained to provide psychotherapy, but there are some key differences between the two professions.

Have you ever ended an intense study session feeling really hungry? That’s normal because thinking causes big fluctuations in your glucose levels, which leads to feelings of hunger. If you do decide to reach for a snack, you should pick something that is healthy for you, and here are five reasons why.

We are proud to announce that our students have once again made huge strides in their studies! Congrats to all students who received offers of admission to local institutions through the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) this year!

We are so pleased to share that from 2019 to April 2022, 400 students from DIMENSIONS gained admission to local government primary schools and secondary schools! We have our immensely dedicated teachers to thank for this achievement. They continue to uphold our values of excellence and strive to hone their teaching abilities with each cohort.

Oral examinations are daunting as the reading portion requires the ability to sound out difficult words, while the conversation portion demands not only eloquence, but also quick thinking when it comes to answering questions on the spot.

Once again, our students have done us proud by achieving excellent results of 4A*s and above for the Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) exams! Their wonderful performance is owed to giving their all when studying for their exams. Truly a testament to their unyielding nature and never-say-quit attitude!

Commemorate Earth Hour with us tonight at 8:30 PM by switching off your lights for an hour! Earth Hour is a worldwide movement organised by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). It is held annually on the last Saturday of March to encourage individuals, communities, and businesses to switch off non-essential electric lights for an hour.

Ever wondered what it is like studying in DIMENSIONS? As an educational institution that accepts students globally, we are no stranger to getting such questions asked daily.

We are delighted to share that for this year’s Supplementary Admissions Exercise for International Students (S-AEIS), our students received over 70 offers of admission to local government primary and secondary schools! Excellent job everybody!

Learning is a life-long journey, and it certainly should not stop even during the pandemic. Rather than letting their career goals take a backseat during this period, many people are seizing the opportunity to go back to school to acquire new competencies that can improve and transform their future.