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Throughout August 2016, the
Policy and Markets Division
reached out to over 1,000
students from Temasek Junior
College, Raffles Institution and
Meridian Junior College.
CCS educated students on the
Competition Act with case studies
using economic concepts that the
students had learnt in schools. The
Q&A sessions facilitated engaging
and fruitful discussions.
The students found the sessions
very enriching and requested for
more outreach programmes to be
conducted in the future. Teachers
also found the event refreshing
and effective in helping students
understand how economic
concepts could be applied in
competition impact assessments.
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Temasek Junior College,
16 August 2016
2.
Raffles Institution,
18 to 19 August 2016
3.
Meridian Junior College,
22 August 2016
NTU NANYANG BUSINESS
SCHOOL (“NBS”)
CCS officers held a workshop
on Competition Law & Policy at
NTU NBS for 28 students. During
the interactive two-hour session,
students split into groups to
analyse cases by role-playing
scenarios between regulators and
investigated parties. Students
received hands-on training as
they formulated arguments and
presented their cases to the class.
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REACHING OUT
TO SCHOOLS
Between October 2016 and
March 2017, CCS conducted
outreach sessions at Nanyang
Technological University (“NTU”)
and National University of
Singapore (“NUS”). During these
sessions, CCS officers presented
relevant case studies to educate
the students on competition law
in Singapore.
JUNIOR COLLEGES
UNIVERSITIES
COMPETITION COMMISSION OF SINGAPORE
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