If students are accepted under Language & STEM Domain Talent Areas, is there any commitment for them to take up any talent development?

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No. We believe in giving the young P6 student the opportunity to continue exploring his different talent areas when he joins us. While we may offer him a DSA in a specific Language & STEM subject/talent area, we do not require him to take up any specific talent development in that domain.

Instead, RI offers a wide range of talent development programmes in various domains (Language & STEM, leadership, etc) and in his educational journey with us, the student can apply for any programme which he is keen to take up and will be assessed together with other students who have applied for the programme. You can refer to the Talent Development section on our website for more information.

If students are accepted under Language & STEM Domain Talent Areas, is there any commitment for them to take up any talent development?

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