SkillsFuture Career Transition Programme (SCTP)

• Self-Sponsored Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents, and Long-term Visit Pass Plus holders (“LTVP+ Holders”) who are above 21 years of age.
• WPLN Level 2 (Speak, Listen, Read, Numeracy) and Level 2 (Write). 
• Fit for long hours of work in the Food Services industry.
• Fully vaccinated (Covid Vaccine) - If a learner is not fully vaccinated, they will need to complete vaccination before job placement.
• Committed to completing the programme.
• No working experience is required.

Basic computer and digital literacy to be able to attend online lessons on Zoom and the eLearning platform (asynchronous and synchronous learning).

Trainee must secure a job between the point of course commencement to 6 months after completing the SCTP, subject to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, and remain employed for 6 months. 

• Interested individuals should register their interest in the programme via the online form. 
• After registration, individuals will be contacted for a pre-enrolment screening.
• Priority will be given to candidates who are unemployed and seeking to enter the food services industry, and individuals working in the food services industry and seeking to upgrade their skills.
  

The SCTP is open to all Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents (at least 21 years old in the calendar year of programme commencement) who are looking for training opportunities to transit to a new sector or job role. 

Both unemployed and employed (part-time or full-time) individuals can enrol in SCTP in Beverage Service, as long as they can fulfil training commitments, including minimum attendance requirements, job placement, and passing of assessments.

Training Providers will prioritise individuals who intend to continue contributing to the workforce and meet the programme’s objectives.

No, only self-sponsored individuals are eligible for SCTP.

Trainees can pay the fees modularly. The nett fees per course are to be paid upfront before course commencement but enrolment to the SCTP course bundle must be done at the onset.

Trainees are encouraged to complete all modules under a SCTP to fully benefit from the intent of the programme. Similar to existing requirements for other training grants administered by SSG, trainees must fulfill minimum attendance requirements and pass the assessments to qualify for course fee subsidies. Trainees who are unable to meet these requirements, or exit the programme without a valid reason, may be asked to return the course fee subsidy that they have received, including any additional course fee funding support.