Skills training

Singapore needs to redouble resources on reskilling to overcome smaller population: Jeffrey Siow

A smaller Singaporean population base means there are more resources available to invest in each person, said Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow.

Australia’s AI ambitions add to construction squeeze as housing target looms

Why would you agree to train an AI that replaces you?

It is becoming increasingly clear that the knowledge required to make AI models genuinely powerful in a swathe of workplaces is currently locked inside employees’ heads.

There are many SkillsFuture courses out there. Which are the right ones to take?

Singapore has made significant progress in expanding access to training and building a national system for lifelong learning. But more choice also means a more crowded and complex marketplace.

Forum: Upskilling drivers brings benefits beyond career opportunities

Course enrolments soar as AI fever grips Singapore

Training providers like Heicoders Academy told The Straits Times that growing interest in AI has translated into larger class sizes, higher revenue and increasing demand from both individual learners and corporate clients.

The Singaporean workers who feel AI has nothing to do with them

Workers with limited technological exposure face a steeper learning curve should they wish to move into higher-paying jobs.

Forum: Many helping hands to support persons with disabilities in lifelong learning

Workers and job seekers get boost from new e2i career centre in Ang Mo Kio, AI workshop series

The new career centre will provide workers with job search assistance and upskilling resources.

Economic Strategy Review

Workers in Singapore at risk of disruption could be offered ‘career bridges’ into other jobs

Generic of office workers at Raffles Place on May 12, 2026. Can be used for stories on Economic Strategy Review (ESR), economy, workers, workforce. ST PHOTO: BRIAN TEO

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