Note:
For clarification and enquiries, students may consult their Personal Mentor / Course Manager / GSM Co-ordinator.
Key Information
All Year 1 students will be required to take THREE (3) Prescribed GSMs - Fitness for Life (FFL), Personal Career Strategy 1 (PCS1) and Understanding Singapore 1 (US1). Fitness for Life is a 30-hour module while Personal Career Strategy 1 and Understanding Singapore 1 are 15-hour modules.
All Year 1 students will also be taking TWO (2) Elective GSMs during your first academic year.
Different schools may select different combinations for Year 1 GSMs, so please check with your Course Managers (CMs) / Personal Mentors (PEMs).
You will not be required to select the Year 1 Prescribed GSMs as these modules will be automatically registered for you and you should be able to see them in your timetable. The PCS1 and US1 module codes are [school prefix followed by 101 / 106]. For example, SAS's PCS1 and US1 module codes would be ASX101 and ASX106.
All GSMs will be conducted on campus for AY2025S2 and will start in Week 2.
All GSMs will be graded on a Pass/Fail basis.
All GSMs do not have end-of-semester examinations. However, you will be assessed on a continual basis throughout the semester via written tests, quizzes, individual or group projects/reports.
To allow for students to take GSMs beyond their domain discipline, there will be a pool of Elective GSMs on offer. You will be doing GSMs offered by other schools and the Centre for Innovation & Life Skills (CILS).
You may refer to the Year 1 Elective GSMs list for the descriptions of the modules.
| Tuesday (Time Slot 1) | Tuesday (Time Slot 2) |
|---|---|
2pm - 3pm |
3pm - 4pm |
Do note that a number of Elective GSMs may have more than 1 module group per week and lessons may be conducted across any one of the 2 GSM timeslots. You can select one of the module groups that fits your preference.
If you are selecting TWO Elective GSMs this semester, please check the timings to avoid timetabling conflict.
You will have to use your NYP Student Portal and access the Student Information Management System (SIMS) for the selection exercise. During the selection, you will be able to view all Elective GSMs offered by other schools and the Centre for Innovation & Life Skills (CILS).
You may wish to refer to the following step-by-step guide for selecting the Elective GSMs.
GENESSYS - A Rank & Allocate System
Students will pre-select 12 preferred GSMs and their corresponding time slots during the exercise (ranked from 1 to 12). The system then allocates based on the student's ranked choices and the demand and availability of the module vacancies.
Module Allocation
If a GSM is over-subscribed, the system will look at each learner’s average nett GSM attendance percentage for the last 2 semesters to determine allocation.
A learner with a higher GSM attendance rate for the last 2 semesters is more likely to be given the module versus another learner with a lower attendance rate.
How Does It Work
Summary
For more information on GENESSYS, click here.
| Schools | Date / Time Open | Date / Time Close |
|---|---|---|
All Schools |
Tuesday, 21 Oct 2025 / 1100 hrs |
Thursday, 23 Oct 2025 / 1100 hrs |
*Important Note:
| Group | Modules offered by | What you need to choose (total of 12 choices) | Choice Number |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
2 choices (module/preferred time slots) |
1 to 9 |
|
2 |
4 choices (module/preferred time slots) |
1 to 9 |
|
3 |
3 choices (module/preferred time slots) |
1 to 9 |
|
1 to 3 |
3 choices from any module/preferred time slots |
10 to 12 |
For more information on how to do your selection using GENESSYS, click here.
In the event you experience any difficulty in accessing the NYP network during the selection, please contact your school’s GSM representative or i@Central hotline at 6451 5115.
If you did not select your Elective GSMs during the selection period, GENESSYS will automatically register you into GSMs with available vacancies.
Advice on GSM Selection
The allocation of GSM/s will be confirmed by Friday, 24 October 2025, 6.00pm.
Please check and print your timetable to view the GSM/s you have been allocated.
The venue will be indicated on your timetable.
Lessons begin in Week 2.
If you have any further enquiry on Elective GSMs, you may wish to contact your course manager or GSM representative.