What does " O " and " SPM " stands for?

@syoti20 (5292)
Philippines
June 26, 2012 8:18am CST
I am taking down notes on the possible work I which I can upgrade myself to attain the level requiring for my prospect work. I came across this part of the requirements which I cannot understand. Maybe someone here in Singapore whose working knows this term: Requirements: Min ‘O’ Level or SPM Your information is highly appreciated.
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Shazooo
@Shazooo (296)
• Malaysia
26 Jun 12
O levels is secondary school education. SPM is also the same. However, their difference is, o levels is Singapore schooling system while spm is from Malaysia. Both of these are also equal to igcse. They are all secondary school studies.
syoti20
@syoti20 (5292)
• Philippines
26 Jun 12
In terms of Foreign people like me. What O stands for? High School Level?
Shazooo
@Shazooo (296)
• Malaysia
26 Jun 12
Yes.
syoti20
@syoti20 (5292)
• Philippines
27 Jun 12
Thanks Shazooo
kun2349
@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 Jul 12
O levels refers to a certain level of education attained before one goes to college. It's a big exam we have to take in order to graduate from high school. That level is called "O" levels. SPM is mainly used for malaysians who are coming to singapore for work. I think it's like a certain level of education status they have in malaysia. As for filipinos, u might have to ask the company on what qualification they need for u
syoti20
@syoti20 (5292)
• Philippines
2 Jul 12
Thanks Kun2349.. I'm looking forward to meet you kun2349 when I got to Singapore.. But for sure that will not be today or tomorrow. hehehe
maidangela7349
@maidangela7349 (1191)
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26 Jun 12
I don't know about SPM but O level it what we used to have in English Schools as an exam for 14 or 15 year olds and after that it was A level. We now have GCSEs but the government at thinking or bringing O and A levels back. I have and O lever in maths and a law degree.