WHAT :
Exam-free modules are drawn from existing full-qualification programmes offered by ITE, polytechnics and universities. Eligible seniors may attend these modules alongside regular students who are taking these modules for credit, i.e. to earn a certificate like a degree or diploma, but while the regular students need to sit for the exams, seniors do not need to. Exam-free modules do not lead to credit or any qualification. Exam-free modules can be completed within the usual module duration, typically lasting a term or a semester.
Our participating institutions are making special arrangements for seniors to attend classes meant for regular credit-bearing students at a token fee. Places are limited and subject to availability.
WHO:
Only Singaporeans aged 50 and above in the year of course commencement may apply for exam-free modules.
REGISTRATION PROCESS:
The registration process may differ depending on each course provider. Please note that successful registration does not guarantee a place in the course as the course provider would typically have an admissions process to review all applicants for the course. Applicants are advised to read the course details or check with course providers as to the process for registration and notification information for successful applicants.
SKILLSFUTURE CREDIT :
SkillsFuture Credit can be used on top of existing government course subsidies to pay for approved skills-related courses under the NSA. SkillsFuture Credit can be used to cover both the course fees payable and GST imposed on the course fees.
Please read the course details to check if the course is SkillsFuture Credit-eligible.
View by COURSE PROVIDER:
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Updated as at 19 August 2019.
ACCURACY OF INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE
We strive to provide the most updated information here. However, there may be instances when course places get filled up very quickly and we are unable to reflect that in real time. As such, please check the web pages of the specific course providers and/or contact them for the latest information.