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SkillsFuture Level-Up Programme to cover 140 more courses, including in finance and tech

From Dec 1, mid-career Singaporeans can use their S$4,000 credit for more industry-specific training

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Starting from December 1, mid-career Singaporeans will be able to utilize their $4,000 SkillsFuture credit for a wider range of industry-specific training courses. The SkillsFuture Level-Up Programme will expand from Dec 1, offering over 140 additional courses in sectors such as financial services, infocomm technology, and maritime and offshore.

This includes 80 Workforce Skills Qualifications full qualifications and 60 courses backed by sector agencies. The expanded offerings will complement the program's initial focus on training at institutes of higher learning, allowing mid-career Singaporeans to upgrade their skills in areas with skills gaps and manpower needs.

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