Character and Citizenship Education department
Find out how NYJC builds students' character through life skills education, community service, and citizenship programmes aligned with MOE's 21st Century Competencies.
Life Skills Education
Our Life Skills Programme supports students’ social-emotional development and is aligned with MOE’s 21st Century Competencies (21CC). It guides students to manage themselves effectively, build healthy and respectful relationships, and navigate diverse life situations with confidence, resilience and sound values.
These competencies are developed through purposeful learning experiences that are responsive to students’ needs, including Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons, targeted workshops informed by students’ learning needs, and other structured programmes that provide authentic contexts for reflection, practice and growth.
The College focuses on six key life skills areas:
Self-Awareness
Self-Management (physical and mental well-being)
Social and Global Awareness
○ Civic literacy
○ Global awareness
○ Cross-cultural skillsDecision-Making
○ Research
○ Problem-solvingCritical and Inventive Thinking
Communication and Interpersonal Skills
Community Engagement & Service Learning
NYJC encourages students to care for communities beyond the college through:
Participating in fundraising activities for organisations in need
Partnering with organisations such as Tong Chai Medical Institution, Lions Befrienders, the Rotary Club and Braddell Heights CC among others.
Taking part in overseas community service projects to develop civic responsibility and global awareness
More on NYJC Service Learning here.
Personnel of Character and Citizenship Education Department

Tan Meng Lee
HOD (Character and Citizenship Education) Chemistry

Cai Xiuting Maggie
Subject Head (Service Learning) Geography

Tonny Lim Wee Shing
Subject Head (Life Skills) PE
