Partnering with EMO Studios (www.emo-studios.com), a professional photography services company, to offer a photography classes since July 2007. Participants will be exposed to lessons and field trips conducted by professionals as well as discount packages for camera equipment.

2020 Point System

About the Point System

The point system is established within 20/20 to provide a transparent and accountable measure of the contributions of our members throughout the year.

Points will be awarded base on Leadership Roles & Participation Roles.

The points will be used in the consideration for nominating outstanding members for the Young NTUC Award.

How It Works

LEADERSHIP CATEGORY
Types of Activity - Club Level, Leadership Roles, Project
Leadership Roles, Ad-Hoc Assignment Roles

Cap Points (Max) High Key - 100 Mid Key - 20 Low Key - 20

PARTICIPATION CATEGORY
Types of Activity - Main Course Basic & Advance, Workshop / Courses, Event Assignment / Project / Outing

Cap Points (Max) High Key – 50 Mid Key – 20 Low Key - 20

Roles of Leadership Roles
• Playing a key role in the planning and execution of the event/project
• Contributed to the planning, coordination or implementation of the event

Roles of Participants Roles
• Playing a participation role in engaging all the club activities.
• Workshop, Courses and outing.
• Event Assignment - Youth Campus, Coffeeshop Talk, Kidzquest…etc
• 20/20 exhibition and projects - MayDay, NDP, OCC…etc

Monday, October 1, 2012

Check out our new section "Newsletter"

Check out our new section "Newsletter" you can download the current and back copies of our newsletter. click here

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Our photographers at the Promontory

For the 6th year running, Young NTUC on behalf of the Labour Movement (LM) will be organizing the annual National Day celebrations on 9th August 2012. This flagship event is amongst the most popular programmes enjoyed by union members annually. The turnout has grown from strength to strength, from 8,667 in 2007 to about 13,000 last year at the Padang, symbolizing the spirit of the working people in Singapore and the unity of our LM. Young NTUC Celebrates! National Day 2012 will be held at The Promontory@Marina Bay with the theme of Love and Reflection, in tandem with the main National Day Parade theme of "Loving Singapore, Our Home".

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Thursday, July 5, 2012

PHOTO JOURNEY e-newsletter July - Sept

Lookout for our latest issue of PHOTO JOURNEY. If you are not in our emailing list and wishes to get your free copy of our newsletter. + Email us @ info@2020prophoto.com include subject "Add me into your emailing list" with your name and contact number.

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Montage 2012

Our esteemed instructor and adviser for Young NTUC photography club recent workshop at NUS Montage festival. Some of our members had the opportunity to join Alex Siew in this well received workshop . For more details check out www.facebook.com/montage.sg www.montage.sg/2012/ [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="474" caption="Montage 2012"][/caption]

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Thursday, April 12, 2012

PHOTO JOURNEY e-newsletter April - June

"There are two type of bird photographers. The first would log into Bird Forums and look for tips where to photograph birds and the other would go out in the field to hunt for them him or herself "   more in our current issue of the PHOTO JOURNEY e-newsletter.

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Basic photography class 12/B01

We like to welcome our new batch of participants to the Basic photography class 12/B01 "A photograph is more than just A gift to bring or send. And more than just the likeness of A relative or friend. It is a kindly greeting and A memory to hold. Of happy times and pleasant things. However new or old. It is a mirror that reflects Companionship and cheer. And now and then the wistfulness That turns into a tear. A photograph is something to Adorn a desk or wall. Or carry in a pocket and Display to one and all. It is a faithful portrait The smile that friendship shares To add its sunshine and to show That someone really cares." Photography poem by James Metcalfe

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Thank you guys for having me for this trip.

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="299" caption="Photos by: Hockchye"][/caption] This is my first photography trip and i definitely learn a lot. The visit to the kampong was truly an eye opener. The old uncle took a lot of effort to preserve the relics. Use to be taking photos of the food that my fiancee & i ordered on our iPhones. Quite actually we didn't know how to take a good shot just take it as it is.. in the plate I am glad that alex did point out the difference.. The lodging was great, i love the atmosphere. The staffs are courteous & attentive to your news. I was awe by the fact that they have someone to look after your car. Will definitely head to the same hotel the next time. The strait mosque was magnificent. Never knew such a structure exist by the sea side Tried a couple of the sunset shots and mosque. Makes me want to get the filter after alex took the nice picturesque photo of the mosque. Some of the structures & collection along jonker's walk is amazing.. Did manage to snap afew of those to keep as remembrance. Stop by a few shops to browse the goods & food stuff. I visited to St. Paul's hill & A'Famosa fort during my primary and secondary school days, twenty over years back This trip brought back memories.. answering quizzes hand out by the history teachers and the non stop chatting as well as photo taking. The building is still as magnificent as before, a lot of new buildings has sprung up all around it. We should have more of this kind of trips. Though the guide is even more important. But i totally understand that leading this kind of trip [...]

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