Info-Communications Technology
| Teachers | Affectionately known as |
Designation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Andy Lam Kum Cheong | Mr Lam | Head of Department (ICT & Mobile Web Applications, MWA) |
andy_lam_kum_cheong@schools.gov.sg |
| Mr Lin Yuxuan, Den |
Mr Lin | Subject Head(ICT) Teacher (Science) |
lin_yuxuan_den@schools.gov.sg |
| Ms Siti Nooratika Binte Jumaat | Ms Atika | Teacher (ICT) |
siti_nooratika_jumaat@schools.gov.sg |
| Mr James Pek | Mr James | Senior Officer (ICT) |
james_pek@crestsec.edu.sg |
| Mr Klassen Charles Gerard |
Mr Charles | Technical Support Officer (AV & ICT) |
klassen_charles_gerard@schools.gov.sg |
Objective
Our department aims to empower Crestans with useful ICT skills upon completion of our syllabus. The software and basic ICT skills taught in our lessons enable them to be proficient in the leading software that are commonly used among companies. This will empower them to have transferable skills to excel in their jobs in the future, built upon a strong ICT foundation here in Crest.
Curriculum
ICT curriculum in Crest Secondary School involves these software:
· Google Workspace
· Photopea
· Clipchamp
Google Workspace comprises of tools such as Google Doc, Sheet and Slides. These software allow for content creation and collaboration easily. Students will be able to use these leading collaborative tools to create and share with peers for them to edit in real time. At the same time, these tools allow for office productivity whenever needed.
Photopea and Clipchamp seek to explore the creativity of our students through photo editing as well as movie-making respectively. These software will equip our students with the skills which will serve them well in the future. They can also use the software for their personal media creation and expression.
More than just technical skills
Though the learning of the skills in using these software is important, we ensure that students know the soft skills that come with it as well. They will be taught to see the objectives of a piece of work, plan what they need and to know how to find help should they need it. The peripheral basic ICT skills will also be taught while attempting mini projects using those software. As mentioned earlier, we seek to empower our students to be better contributors to society through technical skills as well as the soft skills.
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