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Singapore training funding, explained

Singapore has the most generous adult training funding ecosystem in ASEAN, and the schemes stack. Here is how each works, and where Agile Visa stands today.

This guide explains how Singapore funding schemes work in general. Where a scheme applies to an Agile Visa course, the eligible price is shown on that course page and confirmed at enrollment.
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The funding schemes

NTUC UTAP

Union Training Assistance Programme. NTUC members can claim part of course fees after completion through the e2i portal, up to SGD 250 a year under 40 or SGD 500 a year for 40 and above, when a course is UTAP supported.

SkillsFuture Credit

Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above receive a base SGD 500, with age based top ups. It applies only to SSG funded or approved courses.

Mid Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES)

Singapore Citizens aged 40 and above can receive a high subsidy on WSQ accredited courses, the biggest cost reducer for the 40 plus learner once a course is WSQ accredited.

SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC)

Eligible employers receive credit toward workforce training on SSG approved courses. Agile Visa courses are not approved for SFEC.

Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)

SMEs can claim support on approved AI capability building scope, useful for owner operators and key staff.

Courses that are funded today

Four Agile Visa programmes are approved under the NTUC Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP). Each runs 14 hours over 2 days at a full fee of S$899 nett. Agile Visa Pte Ltd is not GST-registered, so no GST is added.

These four courses are approved for NTUC UTAP only. They are not approved for SkillsFuture Credit, SSG course-fee funding, SFEC or PSEA. You pay the full S$899 first, then claim from NTUC after you complete the course: union members aged under 40 claim 50% of the unfunded fee, capped at S$250 a year, so the net cost is S$649; members aged 40 and above have a S$500 cap, so the net cost is S$449.50. Claims are subject to UTAP eligibility and NTUC's rules. Every other Agile Visa Singapore course is offered at its full fee with no government funding applied.

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How the other schemes would stack, once approved

The schemes combine. A Singapore Citizen aged 40 and above who is also an NTUC member could, on an approved WSQ course, pay only a small fraction of the published fee once MCES, SkillsFuture Credit, and UTAP are applied in sequence. Until those approvals clear, the full fee applies.

Frequently asked questions

How is funding shown on Agile Visa Singapore courses?

Where a funding scheme applies to a course, the eligible price is shown on that course page and confirmed at enrollment.

When will funding become available?

Four courses (ICP-FAI, ICP-APM, ICP-ENT and ICP-CAT) are approved for NTUC UTAP today. No Agile Visa course is approved for SkillsFuture Credit, SSG course-fee funding, SFEC or PSEA. Agile Visa is in the SSG Registered Training Provider application cycle, with WSQ accreditation targeted for later in 2026. Timelines depend on the approving bodies.

How do Singapore funding schemes stack?

When approved, an SSG subsidy is applied first to reduce the published fee, then SkillsFuture Credit offsets part of the remaining net fee, and schemes such as UTAP apply to the unfunded balance within their caps.

Can my company use SFEC for a team?

Not today. Agile Visa courses are not approved for SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit, so SFEC cannot be used for our cohorts. We deliver private cohorts for groups of 6 or more. Contact us for a quotation.

Questions about funding for your team?

Talk to us about corporate cohorts and how funding will apply once approved.