FAQs

The Orientation Programme is a Republic Polytechnic (RP)-wide orientation event. You will get to find out more about RP, the various student groups, as well as the facilities and services available to you. It will help you maximise your experience in RP.

If you are feeling unwell, please do not attend the programme and consult a doctor.

The attendance for the Orientation Programme is compulsory and will be beneficial to all Year One students. Students will be introduced to RP, our guidelines, online learning systems, and so much more.

You can expect to meet your lecturers and mentors, and attend several important briefings which will help you to settle down and adjust quickly and comfortably to life in RP.

Please contact your School representatives as soon as possible. Let your School representatives know here.

*Select enquiry on Admissions, followed by Other matters in the drop-down menu in the form.

You do not need to register for OP as it is a compulsory programme for all matriculated students.

Nope, you won’t need a laptop — we will be moving around campus a lot. Just come light and get ready to have fun!

You will be notified by email or SMS on the respective reporting venue. On the day of the orientation programme, you will proceed to your respective reporting venue. There will be student ushers on-site should you need any assistance. Please bring your Identification Card for registration.

Understanding Your Classroom Code

Your classroom code tells you exactly where to go. It follows this format:

Block – Level – Room

Example

Assigned classroom: E25J

• E2 = Block

• 5 = Level

• J = Room

So you’ll report to Block E2, Level 5, Room J.

Please be on the RP campus by 8:30 am.

Comfortable wear for indoor and outdoor activities and covered shoes. Avoid sleeveless shirts, singlets, slippers and clothing that contain offensive language or imagery. You are encouraged to cover any tattoos or body piercings. You may bring along a jacket as well.

No, there is no overnight stay. For more details on the OP programme, please click here.

RP Student Code of Conduct

The Republic Polytechnic (RP) Student Code of Conduct aims to guide all students and promote our ExCITE Values.

All students are to comply with the following (on and off campus, and on Student Overseas Travel):

• All Standing Regulations in the RP Student Code of Conduct.

• The Legislation in Singapore.

• All Academic Regulations found in the Student Handbook.

• Any other rules, regulations and instructions that are issued from time to time.

All students are to assume self-responsibility for knowing and upholding the RP Student Code of Conduct, and are expected to conduct himself/herself in ways that promote a safe and respectful community within the Institution and in the greater community outside the Institution. 

Disrespectful behaviour or insubordination to lecturers or any other officers of the Polytechnic (including security officers) will NOT be tolerated.

All students should carry their RP Student ID at all times and produce it when requested for identification by any RP staff.

Respecting Others and Upholding Good Conduct

All students should be considerate of others and respect the diversity of cultures, races and religions.

Students should refrain from any conduct that demeans, intimidates, threatens, harasses or injures any individual, such as bullying, fighting, making derogatory remarks, sexual misconduct (e.g. sexual assault, outrage of modesty, illicit recording, voyeuristic act, distribution of voyeuristic recording, stalking).

Violation of the RP Student Code of Conduct

As a caring educational community, RP does not tolerate misconduct, be it physical or psychological harm, harassment or violence directed against any person.  Students engaging in such misconduct are subject to disciplinary actions, and the punitive actions to be imposed may include dismissal, suspension and/or other penalties.

Incident Reporting

Students should inform their Programme Chair (PC), Mentor, Lecturer or RP Discipline Masters if they see or encounter any such misconduct.  Students can also report such misconduct to the Fire Command Centre (FCC) located at RPC, or contact Campus Security at 6697 1515 or the Office of Student and Graduate Affairs at https://for.edu.sg/rpcontactus.

RP's counsellors are also available to provide support if you need help, and they can be reached at RP https://for.edu.sg/rpcontactus.

Yes, bento meals will be provided for all participants, with vegetarian options available.

By Bus:
From Woodlands Interchange to RP: 169, 902*

*Note: Bus service 902 operates from 8:15am to 9:50am on 15 and 16 April 2026.

By MRT:
Nearest MRT Stations:

• Woodlands Station (North-South Line)

• Woodlands North Station (Thomson-East Coast Line)

You can sign up during CCA Fiesta (21–23 April 2026) via the SNApp student app. Browse the available CCAs and register directly through the app during the event.

SNApp is the official platform for students to manage key aspects of campus life - from academic matters to CCAs, events, and important announcements - all in one place.

You’ll need SNApp to stay updated. To learn how to use the app and explore its features, visit the SNApp Info Portal (login is required).

If you’re unable to access SNApp, it may be due to access permissions or network settings. Please ensure that you are logged in using your school account and the recommended browser.

If the issue persists, please approach IT Helpdesk at Library West or contact Help-IT and include a screenshot of the error message so we can assist you as soon as possible.