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Why are SkillsFuture Series (SFS) and short courses excluded from the $4,000 top-up?
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Source: https://www.skillsfuture.gov.sgThe course catalogue is curated to support substantive reskilling. As such, we have excluded the shorter one-day and two-day courses, including SkillsFuture Series for now, as mid-career workers are likely to require a substantial injection of skills from time to time to stay relevant and progress in their careers. SkillsFuture Series courses will continue to be eligible for the Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES) (funded at up to 90%), and individuals can continue to tap on the SkillsFuture Credit (Base Tier) to offset the out-of-pocket course fees.
SkillsFuture Singapore will review and update the course catalogue over time.
This information provided here is sourced from the SKILLSFUTURE website.
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