The scholarships aim to empower the underprivileged by offering them a comprehensive support system for their higher education endeavours
SINGAPORE: Temasek Foundation has allocated more than $4 million to provide scholarships with no service requirements to students from low-income families.
The three labour movement leaders after whom the scholarships are named have made significant contributions to Singapore’s labour movement over the years.
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