 The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) champions Singapore's tourism industry and plays an important role in Singapore's economy. To further strengthen Singapore's position as a premier destination for leisure, business, healthcare and education, the STB focuses on creating exciting experiences for visitors, pursue business development opportunities, and market and promote Singapore to our customers.
STB is continually on the look out for creative, dynamic and talented individuals with a passion for the tourism and services sector to be part of our team.
 Since April 2001, the Singapore Tourism Board has been a member of the FIREfly human resource collaboration.
As a member of the FIREfly alliance, graduate officers in STB will enjoy opportunities to be attached to the other FIREfly agencies to gain exposure and widen their horizons.
To find out more about FIREfly,please visit http://www.firefly.gov.sg
For individuals with working experience:
To find out more about working in STB and the latest vacancies, please click here and apply online.
For Fresh University Graduates:
For fresh graduates with minimal experience or recent MBA graduates, you can join STB via our Management Trainee scheme. Click here for more information.
For undergraduates seeking internship:
Undergraduates can also join us through the STB Internship Scheme. Such an attachment offers you enriching experiences and unique opportunities to interest and grow your talents.
The selection criteria are as follows:
- Candidates should have excellent academic results
- Candidates should have excellent CCA records
- Candidates should have a passion for tourism
The application periods are as follows:
- For summer internships: December to January
- For winter internships: July to August
Applications are currently closed.
PEOPLE DEVELOPER AWARD & SINGAPORE QUALITY CLASS ACCREDITATION
The STB is accredited with the People Developer Award and Singapore Quality Class for its commitment to career development and organisational excellence.
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Last updated on 13 May 2008
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