Funding and grants
Grants for company training in Singapore are real, but which ones apply to your company depends on your size, your project and the scheme's own rules. This page says what exists today and what we cannot claim.
For company AI training in Singapore, grant support comes from scheme rules set by government agencies, not by the trainer. Our own course funding application status is pending, so we claim no subsidy. EnterpriseSG's EDGE Grant (which replaced EDG, MRA and PSG from 30 September 2026) supports business projects, and whether training and platform costs are fundable activities, and at what level, is decided per activity by EnterpriseSG.
Corporate pricing is on request while our pricing is being approved.
Our courses are written to the SSG funding requirements as published. Course funding application status: pending. That is the whole position and we are not going to dress it up.
What that means for you in plain English: if you are waiting for a subsidy percentage from us, there is nothing to wait for yet. Any figure you see elsewhere for our courses is not from us.
Whatever scheme applies to your company, the thing an agency asks for is evidence: who was trained, when, by whom, and what they can do at the end. That is exactly what we keep, per person, and a funding officer can be given a read-only view of it. What we keep, and who can read it sets it out in plain English.
Our own course funding application status is still pending, and nothing on this page should be read as an approval or a subsidy figure. Being straight about that seems fair: you would rather know now than in the middle of a claim.
What exists
Business grant — EnterpriseSG
EnterpriseSG states that EDG, MRA and PSG cease on 29 September 2026, and that from 30 September 2026 business grant support is applied for under the EDGE Grant. EnterpriseSG's own page states support of up to 70% for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs, with support levels differing by activity, and a total cap shared across all activities.
National scheme
An existing national scheme for eligible Singapore Citizens. It can only be applied to courses that are supported under a SkillsFuture-funded scheme.
Tax — IRAS
IRAS publishes the Enterprise Innovation Scheme, which gives 400% tax deductions or allowances on qualifying expenditure. One of its qualifying activities is training courses that are eligible for SkillsFuture Singapore funding and aligned with the Skills Framework, capped along with the other qualifying activities.
Timing
The switch from EDG, MRA and PSG to the EDGE Grant happens at the end of September 2026. If your company already has a submission or a project under the old schemes, EnterpriseSG states those continue to be processed and claimed.
Everything on this page about schemes is taken from the agency's own published wording, read live on 19 September 2026, and attributed to that agency. Scheme rules change. Before you rely on any of it for a decision, check it on the agency's own page — that is the only fair thing we can tell you.
Why this page is written this way
You will meet trainers who quote a net price and wave a subsidy at you. When approval does not come, the invoice does not change. The company that has to explain the shortfall is yours, not theirs.
We would rather be the ones who tell you what is approved today. If the answer is "nothing yet", you can still decide whether the training is worth doing on its own. The time it gives back comes from your own payroll, not from a grant.
If that feels like a fair way to be sold to, the assessment call is the place to test it.
Funding questions
Next step
Tell us your company's size and the work you want to take off your team's desks. We will say plainly which schemes may apply and which do not.
Corporate pricing on request · Our course funding application status: pending.