Manager Scholarship & Internship Centre

Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies

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Responsibilities

Oversee the scholarship lifecycle on award administration and ongoing management and deployment process for undergraduate scholars.
Design and drive scholars' development initiatives such as orientation, mentorship, engagement events and touchpoints that support scholars through their scholarship journey.
Manage individual scholar matters, including counselling and advisory support on academic, welfare and other related matters.
Track and monitor scholars progress and develop strong people analytics for decision making.

Own the end-to-end management of the organisation's internship programme(s), including programme strategy, budget management, and the recruitment, selection and onboarding of interns.
Partner with internal departments/institutes to curate meaningful projects and attachments for interns, and oversee programme operations including stipend processing and logistics.
Track programme KPIs, and design, conduct and analyse surveys to evaluate programme effectiveness and intern outcomes.

Build a collaborative, high-performing team culture; manage workload allocation, priorities and performance across the team.
Act as a people manager and mentor, guiding team members to successfully deliver on programme KPIs and deadlines.

Continuously review and streamline policies, processes and systems to improve programme delivery and the scholar/intern experience.
Keep abreast of trends and best practices in scholarship management, internship programmes and youth talent development to inform strategy and planning.
Prepare data-driven reports and updates for senior management on programme performance, budget and outcomes.

Strong stakeholder management, communication (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with hiring managers, external partners and young talent.

A degree or professional qualification in any discipline.
10 years of relevant working experience preferably in scholarship, talent or programme management, preferably with experience in a people management or supervisory capacity.
Proven track record in managing end-to-end programme lifecycles, from recruitment through to development and deployment.
Strong analytical skills and a data-driven approach to policy and programme decision-making. Ability to build dashboards for monitoring tracking would be an advantage.
A genuine passion for youth and talent development, and for nurturing the next generation of scholars and interns.
As CSIT is an agency under the Ministry of Defence (Singapore), only Singapore Citizens will be considered.