What if I am a mid-career individual with work experience who recently graduated with a Masters, PhD, or part-time degree? Do I qualify to participate in GRIT@Gov?

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No, the GRIT@Gov programme is targeted to support fresh graduates preparing them for successful transition into full-time employment.

For mid-career individuals, there are alternative opportunities available such as the Mid-Career Pathways Programme (MCPP) or the Career Conversion Programmes (CCPs), which support career transitions into new sectors or roles.

What if I am a mid-career individual with work experience who recently graduated with a Masters, PhD, or part-time degree? Do I qualify to participate in GRIT@Gov?

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