Skill upgrade subsidy for foreigners?

Last activity 21 March 2018 by RinOreyva

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RinOreyvaActive member20 March 2018 12:20:22

Is there a subsidy/grant available for foreign talents who wants to study part time?

I'm planning to take a certification course and have been Googling but only find such schemes for Singaporeans or PRs.

surya2kVIP Member20 March 2018 14:04:32

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Yes, no such facilities available for foreigners in any certificate course (part time or weekend classes) which are mainly to upgrade your skills.

Foreigners are eligible for scholarships for university degree or higher studies in Singapore.

RinOreyvaActive member21 March 2018 00:35:22

Ah.. that's too bad.

Thank you for sharing

surya2kVIP Member21 March 2018 04:07:11

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Normally, the employer bears the cost or fees if it thinks that the employees need to upgrade certain skills for the betterment of their workforce.

RinOreyvaActive member21 March 2018 04:19:20

My employer is not so generous hahahaha..

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