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SkillsFuture Engagement Soars 7% Amid Digital Shift

4/9/2025

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In 2024, 555,000 Singaporeans engaged in SkillsFuture programs, marking a 7% increase from the previous year.
The use of SkillsFuture credits rose by 35%, with 28,000 individuals accessing new mid-career credits for those aged 40 and above.
A significant rise in IT-related courses indicates a shift towards a digital economy.
SSG enhanced training provider standards, resulting in the removal of 15% for quality concerns.
69% of participants reported improved work performance, and 54% of Career Transition Program attendees secured jobs within six months.

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Story summary

In 2024, 555,000 Singaporeans engaged in SkillsFuture programs, marking a 7% increase from the previous year.
The use of SkillsFuture credits rose by 35%, with 28,000 individuals accessing new mid-career credits for those aged 40 and above.
A significant rise in IT-related courses indicates a shift towards a digital economy.
SSG enhanced training provider standards, resulting in the removal of 15% for quality concerns.
69% of participants reported improved work performance, and 54% of Career Transition Program attendees secured jobs within six months.