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SINGAPORE: Mediacorp and Singapore Polytechnic (SP) have renewed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to provide students with job attachments and various opportunities to learn about the media industry. The three-year agreement outlines several programmes and initiatives, with the aim of nurturing a pool o

Transitioning from being a student to entering the workforce is a significant milestone that most of us will experience. If you find yourself in this phase of adulthood, then listen up. In a YouTube video posted by the You Got Watch channel on October 11, the hosts of The Hop Pod podcast, Joie Tan, Nicholas Yeam, and Yun Qian discussed...

Is Singapore's birth rate low because our young couples want to focus on their own lives? Or are they deterred from becoming parents because of the tough lives that modern children have to go through? In a YouTube video posted by You Got Watch channel last Wednesday (Aug 23), The Hop Pod podcast hosts Joie Tan, Nicholas Yeam and Yun...

It's not uncommon for teenagers to look for part-time work while still in school, perhaps as a way to earn some extra pocket money or save up for an item they want. Darwisy is one such industrious youngster, except he isn't working in F&B or retail like many people his age. "I'm helping my father in trauma cleaning," the 14-year-old...

News anchors are known for delivering their stories with calm and poise, but even they can get affected by emotional news. In a video uploaded July 28 to the YouTube channel You Got Watch, Mediacorp presenter Glenda Chong shared that she tries to "prep" herself to deliver sad stories but recalled one that nearly made her cry. "I remember the...

It might not be too much to say that there aren’t many actresses in Singapore who are as versatile as Oon Shu An. Ever since she got her first acting credit in 2007 for her role as Ah Girl in Becoming Royston, Oon Shu An has steadily honed her craft and achieved recognition for it. Keep reading to find out...

Because of the sheer volume of food that competitive eaters can consume in one sitting, one would assume that they get blacklisted by all-you-can-eat restaurants pretty often. However, that isn't actually the case. In a YouTube video posted on May 13 by You Got Watch, Singapore's top competitive eater Zerrmatt Neo debunked some of the assumptions people have of him...