Yes. There is a Student Services department assisting in all student matters.

For more information, please download the Student Handbook.

Pre-enrolment
• Programme counselling • Admission preparation • Student pass application • Medical Check-up

Enrolled
• Student Orientation • Day 21• Buddy System • Morning Line-up • Homecoming • Recognition Programme • Apprenticeship; Partner Visit and Audit • Apprenticeship; Student Logbook • Round Table Session • Counselling • Field Trip • Student Hotline • Lunch & Dinner Presentation • Library • Lunch gathering • Students’ Activities 

Graduating Students/ Alumni
• Career Services Seminar • Graduate Placement Facilitation • Graduation Ceremony • TalentMatch^© • Alumni Network

For more information, please download the Student Handbook.

All applicants are advised to submit their application online at www.at-sunrice.com. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for interview/s.

Yes. Knife sets, student uniforms, relevant books and stationery are compulsory items. The Academy will arrange these for you. Payment for these items must be made upon collection. Personal laptops are compulsory.

Class size may vary but is capped at a maximum of 25 students for laboratory class/ 40 students for theory class.

Teacher-student ratio: 1:25 (laboratory class); 1:40 (theory class)

No, there are no breaks in between terms. Students who wish to apply for Leave of Absence due to family emergencies such as death in the family may submit their request to Student Services. Please note that approvals are on a case-case basis.

Study and work rotations are integral to the At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy education. If you are terminated from your apprenticeship site, you will be expelled from the Academy.

No, the Academy arranges  apprenticeships for the students.They are not allowed to change sites as they are graded on their workplace performance.

1. Students must complete their 1st term requirements before being attached to an apprenticeship site.
2. Students undergo a rotation of 1 week of study and 2 weeks of work attachment to their apprenticeship site.
3. International and local students without SSG funding must have at least 90% attendance in both the classroom and apprenticeship site.
4. Local students with SSG funding must have 100% attendance in both the classroom and apprenticeship site (excluding approved leave by the Academy and/or the apprenticeship site).
5. Students' feedback and monitoring of their progress is through the student feedback form and student log book.
6. Industrial Attachment (IA) is compulsory for 18-month diploma programmes and will be reflected in the student transcripts. You will not be eligible to graduate without completing the mandatory Industrial Attachment (IA). 

Students are not allowed to work anywhere other than their assigned apprenticeship sites.

Students are assessed through a variety of methods that may include quizzes, take home assignments, written examinations, daily lab grades and practical exams.

Students have a chance to review their assessment results at the end of each assessment. If the students have any concerns on their grades, they should file an appeal with the Academic Standing and Assessment Committee. A formal appeal must consist of a formal letter stating their request and reasons for the request. The appeal must be submitted within 7 working days after the review of the exam grades in the class. The student can expect the outcome of the Appeal within 21 working days after he has lodged an appeal.  

Note to Students:

1. A student with Not Yet Competent (NYC) grade(s) is to apply through the Batch Owner for re-assessment immediately upon receiving the result slip
2. A student with NYC unit(s) from the previous term must complete his/her training and/or assessments before the end of the current term.
3. Applicable re-assessment/re-module fees will be required. Please ensure that the required fees are paid before taking the re-assessment and/or re-module.
4. All required competency units must be successfully completed before a diploma can be awarded.

Students are required to meet the following criteria in order to obtain their relevant certifications:

1. Meet minimum attendance requirements.
2. Pass all relevant competency units (CUs).
3. Abide by the student code of conduct.

If you do not have a user name and password you will need to register to apply for a programme.

1. REGISTER

Register yourself as a user. Once you have registered you will be given a user name and a password to allow you to log back in without identifying yourself over again.

2. APPLY

After registering you can submit an application to study a course.

The following items are compulsory and must be purchased before commencement of the programme:

• Starter kit (Knife & tool set, and student uniform which includes two chef's uniform, one pair safety boots, two aprons & two tea towels)
• Fee Protection Scheme (FPS)
• Medical Check-up 
• Medical Insurance
• Other books & stationery as required per programme 

Note that students are required to meet the following criteria in order to obtain their relevant certificates:

• Minimum attendance of 90% and above for each month
• Pass all assessments required by the programme
• Abide to the student code of conduct 

Fees to be paid*

1. Application Fee (Non-refundable)
2. Administration Fee
3. Programme Fee
4. Fee Protection Scheme (FPS)
5. Medical Insurance
6. Student Starter Kit

*Prices quoted for programme and other costs are exclusive of GST. Programme contents and all prices are subject to change.

 Payment Schedule:

• Application fee is due upon submission of application form.
• Payment for items (2) to (6) are to be made as stipulated in the PEI’s student contract.
• Fee payment is scheduled over 2 installments, as follows:
• Upon signing of student contract
• 9 months after programme commencement 

The online process is detailed and has been designed to accommodate seamless online application transaction. Before you proceed, kindly ensure that you have all the documents required. The file types supported are .doc, .docx, .rtf, .pdf, .txt and .html. Each file must not exceed 1MB. Please note that each attachment field only allows one file per upload.

An annual graduation ceremony is held in July, followed by an alumni reception. For alumni queries, please email student_services@at-sunrice.edu.sg .

Job placements are not guaranteed. However, we have Career Services to facilitate job opportunities for our graduates.

The Academy also facilitates job placement interviews for students at the annual TalentMatch^© culinary career fair. It is still the responsibility of students to actively find their own placements.