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Singapore Office Singapore Office Contact Address NTT/Training Partners 12 Kallang Avenue, Aperia, The Annex, #04-28/29 Singapore 339511 Direction and Map Driving Instruction Public Transport Information via PIE Head east on PIE-Take exit 13 toward Sims Ave-Continue onto Sims Way - Turn right Nearest MRT: Lavender station, East West Line onto Geylang Rd-Continue onto Kallang Rd-Turn right onto Padang Jeringau-Continue onto Kallang Ave- Aperia will be on the left Bus : 13, 61, 67, 107, 107M, 133, 141, 145, 175, 961 via ECP Head west on ECP-Take exit 15 for Rochor Rd-Continue onto Rochor Rd - Turn right Walking directions to TP office within Aperia Mall onto Victoria St - Continue onto Kallang Rd -Turn left onto Padang Jeringau - Continue onto Kallang Ave - Aperia will be on the left. A: Access via Office/Link Mall Take the elevator (Opp. Cold Storage) to the 3rd floor of Lobby A, walk towards via KPE water display, turn right again, walk to unit #04-28 towards the left, take the Head south-Continue onto Sims Way-Turn right onto Geylang Rd - Continue onto staircase up to the 4th floor TP office. Kallang Rd - Turn right onto Padang Jeringau - Continue onto Kallang Ave - Aperia will be on the left B: Access via Retail Escalator to 3rd storey Enter Mall through main entrance, take the escalator to level 3, exit glass door next Car Park Information to the Time Enterprise TCM to the annex area, walk straight down to unit #04-28 on P the left, take the staircase up to the 4th floor TP office. Multi-storey Car Park • Car park lots: 495 • Motorcycle lots: 39 Entrance to the car park is at Kalang Avenue via Padang Jeringau off Kallang Road. C: Access via staircase beside Annex from bus stop Normal Car Park rates as indicated on the car park sign: If you travel by bus, please alight at the bus stop in front of the Aperia mall (Bus stop number 07379) or the bus stop opposite the mall. Take the steps up from the $1.50 per hour for first 2 hours and $3 per hour after that. bus stop towards the mall, walk towards the left of the mall, turn left, you will reach After 6 pm, the per entry charge is $3.50. a staircase at the end, climb up the stairs then turn right at the top and walk to unit #04-28 on the right, the staircase up to the 4th floor TP office. Currently, there is free parking on weekdays from 12 noon to 2 pm and a per entry rate < see map on next page > of $2.50 on weekday evenings and on weekends. be ontheleft Aperia will - Ave rightontoPadang Jeringau-ContinueontoKallang Turn Kallang Rd- rightontoGeylangRd-Continue Head south-ContinueontoSimsWay-Turn via KPE Aperia willbeontheleft. - Ave onto Kallang leftontoPadangJeringau-Continue St-ContinueontoKallangRd-Turn onto Victoria right Turn exit15forRochorRd-ContinueontoRd- Head westonECP-Take via ECP Aperia willbeontheleft Ave- onto Kallang rightontoPadangJeringau-Continue onto GeylangRd-ContinueKallangRd-Turn right Turn - ontoSimsWay Ave-Continue exit13towardSims Head eastonPIE-Take via PIE Driving Instruction of $2.50onweekdayeveningsandweekends. thereisfreeparkingonweekdaysfrom12noonto2pmandaperentryrate Currently, After 6pm,theperentrychargeis$3.50. $1.50 perhourforfirst2hoursand$3afterthat. Normal CarParkratesasindicatedonthecarparksign: KallangRoad. viaPadangJeringauoff Avenue Entrance tothecarparkisatKalang Multi-storey CarPark•parklots:495Motorcycle39 Car ParkInformation C Access via staircase beside Annex frombusstop Access viastaircasebeside Access viaRetailEscalatorto3rdstorey A C B Access via Office/Link MallEscalatorto3rdstorey Access viaOffice/Link We are here! are We Training Partners Training @ the Annex #04-28/29 A (Lavender) Fragrance Hotel Lavender Street 3rd storey Plan storey 3rd Aperia Penhas Road B Horne Road Aperia Kallang Ave Citylights V Hotel Lavender MRT Lavender Pico Creative Centre Buddhist Center Pei Tai Kallang Road Kallang Road Building ICA ICA Crawford Street Rochor River North Bridge Road Beach Road Nicholl Highway.
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