SkillsFuture Credit
Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above can use their personal credit balance toward eligible course fees.
Browse practical courses, understand what funding you can actually claim, and get a clearer next step if you are upskilling, switching tracks, or getting back on your feet.
WSQ stands for Workforce Skills Qualifications. It is Singapore's national skills framework for workplace-ready training and certification. Courses are modular, practical, and built to help working adults upskill without committing to a long degree path straight away.
Most courses lead to a Statement of Attainment. Over time, these stack into larger credentials. That matters if you want to build capability step by step rather than bet everything on one expensive programme.
SkillsFuture funding can cover up to 90% of your course fees. Here is what matters most before you register.
Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above can use their personal credit balance toward eligible course fees.
Singaporeans aged 40 to 60 may have an additional credit pool to offset approved training costs.
Eligible Singapore Citizens and PRs can receive 70% support, or up to 90% if they qualify for the enhanced mid-career subsidy.
Full-time training support can reach 50% of average income, capped at $3,000 a month. Part-time support is rolling out at a flat monthly rate.
Example: a leadership course priced at $3,000 could fall to roughly $300 if you qualify for a 90% subsidy, and even lower if you use available SkillsFuture credit.
Use the directory below to match course type, duration, funding, and career stage.
Confirm your age, citizenship, and provider eligibility before paying anything.
Sign up through an SSG-approved training provider or Approved Training Organisation.
Submit your SkillsFuture Credit claim through the MySkillsFuture portal if the course allows it.
Attend at least 75% of the course, pass the assessments, and receive your Statement of Attainment.
Use the filters to narrow down by category, stage, funding, and time commitment. The cards below update instantly.
Start with your real objective, not the loudest provider or the trendiest course title.
Understand how credits, subsidies, and allowances work together before you pay out of pocket.
Why short, stackable credentials can be a better move than another long qualification.
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