In "Elmo and Garden of Friends", the trainer will step-by-step teach you to make Elmo, snail and dragonfly using 1 to 6 balloons.
 
So don’t worry that you got no experience. So come on! Join us in these 3 hours of fun and learning.
 

Are you are farm lover? Catch a glimpse of goat, organic and eroponics farms in just one day.

Join us in a 6-hour learning journey to 3 distinctive farms in the west and find out more!

On 3 OCT, YCiS Net would be holding our 1st YCiS Net Homecoming cum Mid Autumn Festival Celebration.

Date : Saturday, 3 October 2009

Time : 12.30 to 2.30pm

Venue : NTUC Centre, Room 801

Price : $5 per pax

Young NTUC is coordinating a Learning Journey to the YOG Learning Centre. The visit will let our Young NTUC YOG Volunteers be more aware about the upcoming Youth Olympics Games in the year 2010.

Participants will experience and learn about the mangrove ecosystem first-hand, through a sensory approach. You will also get to know more about the different habitats in Sungei Buloh and the community of plants and animals, their usefulness, and how they survive. The importance of nature areas like Sungei Buloh and how we can play a part in conservation will also be conveyed.

 
Date : 4 Apr 09, Sat, 1.30pm - 5.30pm
Details : If you ever wanted to learn balloon sculpturing but do not know where to go to, now is your chance to sign up and learn from a professional!
Venue : NTUC Centre, Room 801, Level 8

YCiS - Youths for a Competitive and Inclusive Singapore Want to know more about how Singapore, the “Little Red Dot”, survives against all odds?

Venue : Downtown East & Scarlet City

The purpose of the dialogue is to sensitise our youth activists to national priorities, and how the Budget reflects these priorities.
This will be a good opportunity to get your voice heard for future Budge as well as learn about the government's approach in
the equitable distribution of the nation's wealth and how the Budget helps to promote economic growth and social cohesion.

A new initiative of Young NTUC, YCIS supports the cause, ‘Labour Movement for All, All for Labour Movement’ - a cause that seeks to bring together high and low income earners, the young and the old, Singaporeans and foreigners alike. With a strong belief in the younger generation and their desire to shape the future of Singapore, the programme will encourage 200 youths to delve into a broad range of national socio-economic issues that affect Singapore society today.

Join us for a YCiS forum series session on Saturday 12th May. The topic of discussion is  Competitiveness.

GOALS
           
A new initiative of Young NTUC, YCIS supports the cause, ‘Labour Movement for All, All for Labour Movement’ - a cause that seeks to bring together high and low income earners, the young and the old, Singaporeans and foreigners alike. With a strong belief in the younger generation and their desire to shape the future of Singapore, the programme will encourage 200 youths to delve into a broad range of national socio-economic issues that affect Singapore society today. With the insight gained, these individuals will;      
                
1. develop a greater appreciation of the challenges and possible solutions to these challenges
       
2. understand what competitiveness and inclusion means for Singapore and how it relates to them
             
3. be able to make informed choices for themselves and for Singapore.