At *SCAPE, we’re more than just a space – we’re a youth-powered movement.
Driven by youth, for youth, and with youth, our mission is simple: to inspire and empower young people to be the best versions of themselves. We connect creators, trailblazers, and changemakers through bold programmes, vibrant spaces, and dynamic collaborations with partners, brands, and communities. Right in the heart of Somerset, *SCAPE is where youth culture in Singapore is shaped, celebrated, and amplified. Whether it’s igniting creativity, sparking entrepreneurship, or driving real social impact – we’re all about purpose, passion, and progress.
*SCAPE is a non-profit organisation, a registered charity, and an Institution of a Public Character – but above all, we’re here to turn youth potential into boundless possibilities.
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Pros: Work-life balance here is generally okay when there aren't big events. As a Programme Executive, I often got my core tasks for youth development done on time. It's a pretty supportive team too.
Cons: Event weeks are tough, expect long hours that really impact your work-life balance. Being mostly onsite in the Singapore office limits flexibility a lot. Sometimes new programme launches felt super rushed.
Advice to Management: Try to distribute event workload better and offer more support during peak periods to improve work-life balance for Programme Executives.
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What is the general working culture like at *SCAPE SG, especially for those in youth engagement roles?
The working culture at *SCAPE SG is generally collaborative and fast-paced, with a strong emphasis on innovation and empowering young people. Team members in youth engagement roles often find a supportive environment that encourages creative program development and community building within the Singaporean youth sector.
What is the typical work environment like for a Program Executive at *SCAPE SG, especially regarding collaboration and project involvement?
At *SCAPE SG, the working culture for a Program Executive is dynamic and collaborative, typical for a youth-focused non-profit organization in Singapore. You'll often work across different teams on youth development and engagement projects, encouraging a hands-on approach to program design and execution.
