What is SkillsFuture?
SkillsFuture is a national movement that encourages lifelong learning and skills upgrading among Singaporeans. The SkillsFuture Series curates short, industry-relevant training programmes to help individuals and enterprises upskill, reskill, and adapt to changing job requirements.
At SIM, we offer courses across all categories of the SkillsFuture Series, which focus on emerging and in-demand skills in Singapore's economic growth pillars: the Care Economy, the Digital Economy, the Green Economy, and Industry 4.0.
Types of SkillsFuture schemes
SkillsFuture Credit
Under the SkillsFuture movement, this government initiative gives eligible Singaporeans a non-transferable and non-refundable credit amount of $500. The SkillsFuture training subsidy applies for eligible Skillsfuture courses and programmes.
- For Singaporeans aged 25 and above
- The credit will not expire and is topped up periodically by the government
- You can accumulate credits over time to fund your learning journey
- Access your SkillsFuture Credit account at MySkillsFuture
View SkillsFuture Credit courses at SIM
SkillsFuture Funding
This financial assistance scheme provided by the government defrays the cost of eligible SkillsFuture courses for individuals and enterprises. SIM offers a wide range of SkillsFuture courses that are designed to provide practical and relevant training that enhances the employability and productivity of individuals and businesses alike.
For self-sponsored courses:
- Individuals enrol themselves and pay using their own SkillsFuture Credit or their personal fund, and are eligible from up to 70% funding support
- Eligible for Singaporeans and permanent residents (PRs) aged 21 and above
- Visit this MySkillsFuture page for more eligibility requirements and funding information
For employer-sponsored courses:
- Employers who sponsor their employees for training are eligible for up to 70% funding support
- Eligible for Singaporean and PR employees
- Visit this MySkillsFuture page for more eligibility requirements and funding information