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Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
Documentation Review:
The admissions team will review your child's previous school reports, medical diagnosis, psychological evaluations, and therapist reports to understand their strengths and needs.
Trial Session Observation:
Your child will participate in a trial session, allowing staff to observe their social interactions, communication skills, cognitive abilities, and behavior in various settings.
Parent Discussions: The school will engage in discussions with parents to understand their short- and long-term objectives for their child, ensuring alignment with the school's offerings.
Professional Collaboration:
The admissions team may collaborate with therapists and psychologists to gather additional insights about your child's needs, ensuring a comprehensive understanding.
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Application Submission:
Complete the application form and submit it along with the required documents, including identification papers, medical and psychological reports, previous school records, vaccination records, and the non-refundable application fee of S$3,000.
The GUILD International College does not currently operate a formal waitlist or pool system. Instead, they generally process applications on a rolling basis. If a particular program or class is at capacity, the admissions office may remain in touch with families until a suitable place becomes available, but there is no official list where applicants wait in a prescribed order.
The GUILD International College does not currently advertise a formal scholarship program.
If you are interested in exploring any potential financial assistance, it is best to contact the admissions office directly.
The GUILD International College in Singapore is an inclusive institution dedicated to serving neurodiverse learners aged 7 to 35. Following the Foundation to Year 10 Australian curriculum, the college places a strong emphasis on visual and performing arts, integrating disciplines such as dance, music, art, and drama to engage students along with functional academics. The campus boasts specialized facilities, including an Art and Design Studio, Sensory Gym, DJ studio, Music Room and a Multipurpose Hall, all designed to support diverse learning experiences. A distinctive feature of the college is its Career Pathways Programme, which offers students internship opportunities to facilitate the transition to the workforce. This program underscores the institution's commitment to equipping students with practical skills for independent living and employment.
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