The 61-year-old is going to be replaced by Madam Reduced Khah Gek, who has become Deputy Director-General of Training (Schools) and Director of Schools in the Ministry of Education (MOE).
Madam Reduced, who joined the training service in 1984, offers held many senior visits, and has led initiatives like the development of Applied Understanding Programmes and Learning for a lifetime Programmes in schools, and matching industry and community partners to aid schools.The former primary of Anderson Secondary College and Victoria Junior University also oversaw the execution of subject-based banding, that allows some flexibility for pupils to consider subjects at different levels based on their strengths.
In the woman's previous role as overseer of MOE's Curriculum Preparing and Development Division, Madam Low led the overview of curricula at the main, secondary and pre-university amounts. She was also directly active in the design of the curricula with regard to Crest Secondary School, the very first specialised school for Regular (Technical) students.
Mr Poh started his career being an engineer in Hewlett-Packard prior to joining the Singapore Financial Development Board in 1981. He helped setup Nanyang Polytechnic in 1992 as well as was its Deputy Principal before trying out his current position from ITE in Feb 2007.
Within the last 10 years, Mr Poh has expanded the number of opportunities and programs for ITE students through strengthening the institute's hyperlinks with industry and abroad partners.
He oversaw the development of two from the three ITE College campuses -- ITE College West as well as ITE College Central, that have been completed in 2010 as well as 2012 respectively.
Under their leadership, all three Colleges possess modern learning facilities that simulate work environments to supply authentic learning experiences with regard to students.
He also increased the amount of courses from 54 within 2007 to 101 these days, increasing the number associated with options and careers readily available for students to pursue their own interests.
In the declaration, ITE chairman Bob Suntan thanked Mr Poh with regard to his leadership and efforts to "level up Singapore's profession and technical education program, enhance the success as well as value of ITE college students and graduates, and increase ITE's quality and user profile locally and globally".
"More significantly, his entrenchment of the caring culture among staff and students will stay a cornerstone of ITE training, " he said, adding how the ITE Board of Governors welcomes Madam Low that has worked with students associated with diverse profiles.
Minister with regard to Education (Higher Education as well as Skills), Mr Ong Ye Kung, additionally expressed his appreciation with regard to Mr Poh's service. "Over the final decade, Mr Bruce Poh may be instrumental in driving crucial changes in ITE, having a focus on equipping students with skills for that workforce, in line using their interests and aptitude.
"This has led the general public to view the ITE education model and it is graduates in high respect. "
He added: "We anticipate working with Madam Low Khah Gek and therefore are confident that she will execute her new role in ITE using the same level of dedication and dedication as your woman had done in colleges and MOE Headquarters, and still build on the great work of Mr Poh. inch.