Skills training

SkillsFuture credits, CDC vouchers: How to claim them before they expire

ActiveSG credits, which can be used to pay for healthy lifestyle programmes and access to facilities, gyms and pools, have to be claimed by Dec 31, 2025.

SkillsFuture portal back up following access issue ahead of Dec 31 credit expiry

The one-off $500 SkillsFuture Credit top-up issued to all Singaporeans aged 25 and above in 2020 will expire at the end of the year.

Ditch textbooks and learn how to use a wrench to AI-proof your job?

Apprenticeship schemes are attracting young people like Lona Hughes into skilled vocations.

What to do with your expiring SkillsFuture credits

The one-off $500 SkillsFuture Credit top-up issued to all Singaporeans aged 25 and above in 2020 will expire at the end of the year.

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Why S'pore companies are betting on reskilling instead of replacing workers

Luxasia is redesigning job roles and equipping beauty advisors with new skills and technology to help them thrive in a changing retail landscape.

Forum: Focus on structured, daily training as core part of F&B work

Exit $500 SkillsFuture credit. Enter ChatGPT and joy of learning

The writer was learning with AI, rather than learning from AI, which she imagined is the scenario for much of lifelong learning.

From credit to culture: Why learning can’t just be incentivised

SkillsFuture Credit gives every adult a tangible reason to learn, but a culture of learning depends not just on financial nudges, but also on motives, meaning and mindset, says the writer.

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Meet the young S'poreans keeping planes flying – and why they love it

Ms Lim Jia Ying (second from left) collaborates with colleagues at GE Aerospace, where she works on streamlining processes and solving problems to improve safety in engine maintenance and repair.

‘This year, we hope to have zero maternal deaths’: India’s south makes giving birth safer

rmmother - A senior nurse from SingHealth (orange shirt) shows doctors and nurses from primary healthcare centres how to deliver a child in breach using a mannequin in a simulation exercise in Chennai. Several medical professionals from Singapore have volunteered to collaborate with the Tamil Nadu health department to improve maternal and child health and reduce mortalities with refresher programmes and protocol reviews.
ST PHOTO: ROHINI MOHAN

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