Singapore is expecting high growth rates in the patient-care industry. Firms that specialise in medical technology contributed $2.6 billion to the economy and created 7,300 new jobs last year and the figures are likely to rise in the future.
The Government will spend $70 million to boost infocomm manpower and also sharpen Singapore’s technology edge by retaining top talent. Part of the funds will be used to develop “techno-strategists” with specialist infocomm skills to serve the health-care, finance and banking sectors.
Those who intend to do a career switch, should consider these industries. The future looks bright.
* Source: The Straits Times & The Business Times.
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