Access Conversations brought together a diverse group of youths, including influencers and community activists, to hear perspectives on various social issues from Mr and Mrs Tharman in-person.
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Continuing from the previous survey in 2022, Access sought to understand the general perceptions surrounding the local education system and the impact of intervention through education, with measures such as fostering skills, to prepare individuals for the workforce. It also sought to gain a better understanding of sentiments towards success aspects that are deemed critical by individuals, and reasons that could contribute towards career success.
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#WeWriteOurRules (#WWOR) was started to share unconventional life journeys and definitions of success, as we found that many individuals perceive success as being too difficult to achieve in Singapore. The campaign sought out 25 individuals who were not subscribing to stereotypical definitions of success. Instead, they are today writing their own rules with their unorthodox education and career journeys.
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Access ran a Social Mobility Perception Survey from June 11 to July 11 2021, to examine perceptions of social mobility among members of the public based on their lived experiences. This poll was launched on OPPi, an AI-powered crowdsourcing platform with proprietary analytic and statistical capabilities and involved a series of demographic questions and statements to which participants could respond, including topics on scholarships, schools and employers.
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Access is a social mobility charity providing career exposure opportunities for disadvantaged students in Singapore. We provide early intervention programmes that aim to help them explore different career paths, receive mentorship and guidance from industry professionals, and gain crucial workplace skills and experiences.