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SkillsFuture Singapore

Forum: Pathways available for experienced practitioners to contribute to adult learning

New statutory board to be set up on July 1, merging SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore

The inaugural Board for the Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA) will sit for a two-year term until June 30, 2028,
The inaugural Board for the Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA) will sit for a two-year term until June 30, 2028,

Forum: Veteran instructor without cert now can’t teach SkillsFuture course

Beyond cooking skills: How restaurants in Singapore are fighting to survive

(From left) Hamburg restaurant Hikuniku To Come in Singapore has the same menu as the brand's restaurants in Japan, cocktails and food at Bar KAP, in the 140-year-old House of Tan Yeok Nee.
(From left) Hamburg restaurant Hikuniku To Come in Singapore has the same menu as the brand's restaurants in Japan, cocktails and food at Bar KAP, in the 140-year-old House of Tan Yeok Nee.

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

Singapore’s AI pivot will require a very different playbook

Singapore has been a world-class destination for established multinationals for six decades. But that game is getting harder.
Singapore has been a world-class destination for established multinationals for six decades. But that game is getting harder.

Forum: More SkillsFuture support for people with disabilities an equitable measure

Forum: Singaporeans supported in return to work, at every stage of their careers

SIT-designed AI, VR tools used to assess workers’ skills and address gaps

SIT associate professor May Lim interacting with an AI avatar. Part of SIT’s Centralised Skills Assessment and Validation Initiative involves interacting with an AI avatar designed to portray a disengaged and challenging elderly individual.
SIT associate professor May Lim interacting with an AI avatar. Part of SIT’s Centralised Skills Assessment and Validation Initiative involves interacting with an AI avatar designed to portray a disengaged and challenging elderly individual.

Forum: SkillsFuture can help more long-term jobless Singaporeans return to work

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