Central, third and final regional campus of ITE was fully operational together with the new ITE Headquarters. Student intake Every year, ITE takes in 25% of an annual school cohort, or an intake of about 13,000 students, with an annual enrollment of about 25,000. Full-time students are typically secondary school graduates with the requisite GCE 'N' or 'O' Level qualifications. Colleges To refine technical education in Singapore, the "One ITE System, Three Colleges" Model of Education and Governance was introduced in 2005 to merge the 10 satellite campuses into 3 regional colleges. ITE College West ITE College Central ITE College East Awards ITE has won a number of local awards as well as international awards. In 2005, it became the first educational institution to be awarded the Singapore Quality Award by Spring Singapore. This award is awarded to world-class organisations that demonstrate the highest standards of business excellence. ITE has also won the Public Service Distinguished Award, awarded by the Prime Minister's office in 2010, as well as the Singapore Innovation Class, awarded by Spring Singapore in 2011. In 2007, among 30 countries that participated, ITE won the inaugural Harvard-IBM Innovations Award in Transforming Government. This prestigious award was conferred by the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation of Harvard University and recognises ITE's programmes as having a profound impact on the lives of citizens. Notable alumni Entertainment Romeo Tan, MediaCorp actor Jeremy Chan, MediaCorp actor Hayley Woo, MediaCorp actress Jayley Woo, MediaCorp actress Sports Fandi Ahmad, Singapore national footballer Safuwan Baharudin, Singapore national footballer Politics Wong Kan Seng, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore (2005–2011) References External links ITE website 1992 establishments in Singapore Educational institutions established in 1992 Education in Singapore Institutes of Technical Education in Singapore Statutory boards of the Singapore Government Vocational education in Singapore