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I will try to answer this in as much detail as I can. Hope this helps international students who wish to leave Singapore during their bond period for whatever reason.1. You need to visit MOE's tuition grant portal and activate your profileThe URL is http://tgonline.gov.sgIf you need assistance, you may call MOE at 6879 7333 or 6879 73342. After activating your profile, you need to submit employment updates. You can do this by uploading your salary slips or a certificate of employment from your company (the certificate must bear your company's stamp).If you have never been employed in Singapore during your bond period, you obviously skip this step.3. Request for bond deferment or bond buyout -In the TGonline portal, you'll notice tabs relevant to this. From here on, it is self explanatory. You would be required to uploadtranscripts and graduation certificate for the degree/diploma for which you received the subsidy.Certificate of employment (yes, again) stating your last date of employment. You would be able to do this only after you resign at your workplace unless your employer is kind enough to provide such a certificate otherwise.Your latest salary slipOffer letter from the institution or firm you would be going to, stating tenure of employment or course. You can only defer your bond until the end of that tenure. If you are planning to buy the bond, the tenure part is unnecessaryOnce you've done this, you can submit your request through the TGonline portal. An MOE officer will get in touch with you via email regarding your request in about 1-3 working days.4. OutcomeIf your request has been rejected, tough luck. You might want to call up MOE and clarify what went wrong.If your request has been accepted, the email from MOE will carry info about things to be done to complete the process.In case you are buying out the bond, the procedure from here on is fairly straightforward. You simply have to go to MOE in person and give them a crossed cheque for the liquidated damages.In case you are deferring the bond, there are a few more things to be done. You would be required to provide a Banker's Guarantee (BG) for a sum equal to the liquidated damages quoted to you. The e-mail sent to you by MOE will have a BG draft format attached.How to obtain a Banker's Guarantee?If you have a DBS/POSB account, you can go to any DBS (but not POSB) branch to apply for the Banker's Guarantee. You need to print out the e-mail from MOE and the BG draft and take both along with you to the bank. You must also carry your passport with you. Tell them that you need a BG and they'll guide you through the process. You will be asked to fill up a BG application form, create a Fixed deposit in the bank and transfer the LD amount to your FD account. If by chance, the DBS branch that you go to turns you back saying that BG can not be issued in the requested format (this happened to me), you can ask the branch officer to call up the MBFC branch and clarify or you can go directly to the MBFC branch (personal banking @level 3, Tower 3)and apply there. BGs are issued by DBS in MOE's prescribed format. After you have applied, you will have to wait for 3-5 working days to receive a call from them for collection. You'll have to collect the BG at MBFC tower 3 Level 12 and submit the same to MOE. MOE will then send you a confirmation e-mail. There ends the process. You are good to go :)You'll have to return to Singapore within 3 months upon completion of the deferment period failing which the LD amount will be forfeited from your FD and the interest amount from your FD will be transferred back to your savings account.How is LD computed?MOE does not tell you how it is computed. It merely quotes the LD amount you owe. Based on the subsidy received, tenure of bond served and LD amount quoted, you would be able to find out how LD is computed.Bond worth for a course of duration x yrs=MOE Subsidy received in yr 1 compounded annually at 10% for x yrs +MOE Subsidy received in yr 2 compounded annually at 10% for x-1 yrs +....MOE Subsidy received in yr x compounded annually at 10% for 1 yr.LD = (Bond worth/36)* (36 - Number of months of bond served).NOTE - If you have served for 25.6 months, the number of months is counted as 25 months. If you have served for 33.9 months, it is counted as 33 months. This is bizarre but this is how it works.

I would like to point you to a third option: Jeremy Cioara’s courses on CBT Nuggets.I used his video series to get the AWS Architect certification, together with 3 others. We all passed, and found the videos very helpful. Jeremy has an unique style with slides and penciled sketches he makes on the spot. It makes for a very engaging presentation.You won’t learn everything from here, but you’ll get the core concepts, and enough tips and tricks to last you for a while. The AWS docs can fill in the details.Also, practice makes perfect: AWS has a very generous free tier, make full use of it. Areas to start include EC2 and VPCs, plus everything related to provisioning and networking, then S3 and DBs (RDS, Dynamo). Depending on what you need, you can expand from there.

I do wish people asking for career advice would give more information. The answer depends on your location, level of experience and your goals. From your description I will assume a “jill of all trades” in a medium sized forwarder? That’s because the big guys all refer to themselves as “logistics” providers. From your surname, I’m assuming you’re in Asia. If those assumptions are correct, the training/certification certainly wouldn’t hurt. Asian HR managers loves themselves some training.The easiest segue from forwarding to supply chain is to get yourself into a large forwarder, as mentioned above, now self-identifying as “Logistics Providers”. K+N, DBS, Panalpina, Toll, Expeditors, Agility, etc…. all have departments and entire divisions for Contract Logistics and have customer-facing groups in SCM. Most would happily accept your time in “forwarding” as great baseline training. If your target is then to move into the retail or industry sectors, a few years in the front lines in a large logistics provider would certainly be a good leg-up for a future change.