Description of Programme
Embark on an enlightening journey through one of the most challenging periods in Singapore's history with our workshop on the Japanese Occupation. This immersive programme delves into the profound experiences of resilience and sacrifice faced by civilians during this era.
Participants will gain a deep understanding of the adversities encountered, from the horrific massacres and severe food scarcity to the harsh realities of civilian internment. Through engaging narratives and interactive discussions, the workshop aims to foster empathy, appreciation, and a strong commitment to safeguarding the nation's sovereignty and unity. By connecting past adversities to contemporary national values, participants will develop a deeper sense of national identity and collective responsibility.
This reflective space encourages participants to internalise historical lessons, enhancing their understanding of resilience and unity that continue to shape Singapore today.
Learning Objective / Total Defence Pillars
Understand Historical Adversities: Gain insights into the key challenges faced during the Japanese Occupation, including massacres, food scarcity, and civilian internment, fostering a nuanced understanding of these historical events.
Recognise Individual Contributions: Learn about the vital roles civilians and communities played in overcoming adversity, reinforcing the importance of each individual's contribution to national resilience and defence.
Develop National Identity: Strengthen a sense of national identity by connecting with the shared history of resilience and sacrifice, fostering a collective commitment to safeguarding Singapore's sovereignty and unity.
Location(s)
Unit Venue
Fully Indoor
Rating
Duration
2 hrs
Session Timings
Session 1: 09:30 - 11:30
Session 2: 14:30 - 16:30
Pricing (per participant)
20 - 50 pax: $41
51 - 100 pax: $37
101 - 150 pax: $36
151 - 200 pax: $35
Terms and Conditions
The unit POC must submit the Booking Form at least 10 working days before the event date.
The unit POC must provide the Purchase Order (PO) number at least 5 working days before the event date.
The unit POC must notify vendor of any changes in the number of participants at least 3 working days before the event date.
Fee waivers are considered and granted based on compelling and last-minute reasons (unrelated to work commitments). Hence, fee waiver is granted only if participant(s) meet one of the following criteria:
1. Medical Certificate indicates that the participant's medical leave was granted at least 2 days prior to the date of the activity (3 and more days allows the unit POC to inform the vendor about the change in the total number of participants).
2. Compassionate Leave was granted at least 2 days prior to the date of the activity (3 and more days allows the unit POC to inform the vendor about the change in the total number of participants).