If you're a Singapore Citizen aged 25 or above, you have $500 of SkillsFuture Credit that never expires. Use it at Intellisoft after SkillsFuture funding, and many of our WSQ courses cost you $0 in cash.
Tell us the course. We'll tell you what your credit covers.
Send us the course you want and your age group. We'll reply within one working day with the fee after funding and how much of it your SkillsFuture Credit can pay.
How SkillsFuture Credit works with our courses
SkillsFuture course fee funding is applied first: 50% off, or 70% off if you are 40 or above. You can then pay the remaining fee with your SkillsFuture Credit. For most of our 2-day courses, $500 of credit covers the whole balance.
| Example: Data Analytics with Excel & Power BI | Aged 25–39 | Aged 40+ |
|---|---|---|
| Course fee | $500.00 | $500.00 |
| SkillsFuture funding | − $250.00 (50%) | − $350.00 (70%) |
| Paid with SkillsFuture Credit | − $250.00 | − $150.00 |
| You pay in cash (before GST) | $0 | $0 |
Courses you can pay for with SkillsFuture Credit
Your SkillsFuture Credit can pay these balances up to your available credit. Per person, before GST. Click a course for class dates.
How to use your SkillsFuture Credit with us
- Pick a course and date. Choose from the list above or ask us for advice.
- Register with us as self-sponsored. We'll confirm your fee after funding.
- Submit your claim on MySkillsFuture. Log in with Singpass, search for the course and submit a SkillsFuture Credit claim for the amount you want to use. Do this before the course starts.
- Attend and pass. Complete the course and the assessment. Your credit pays the claimed amount directly to us.
How much SkillsFuture Credit do you have?
- $500 opening credit for every Singapore Citizen aged 25 and above. It does not expire.
- The one-off 2020 top-up of $500 expired on 31 December 2025. If you had unused top-up credit, it is no longer available.
- Citizens aged 40+ also have a $4,000 Mid-Career credit, but it can only be used for selected courses on MySkillsFuture. Ask us whether a course qualifies.
Check your balance any time by logging in to MySkillsFuture with Singpass.
Why train with Intellisoft
Government agencies, MNCs and SMEs have trained with Intellisoft for over 23 years. Classes are hands-on and led by certified trainers, so your team can use what they learn the next day.
SkillsFuture Credit: frequently asked questions
Can I use SkillsFuture Credit for your courses?
Yes. All our WSQ courses are listed on MySkillsFuture, so you can use your SkillsFuture Credit to pay the balance after funding.
Will I really pay nothing?
For most of our courses, yes, if you have enough credit left. A $500 2-day course costs $250 after funding (or $150 if you are 40+), and your credit can cover all of it. GST is payable on top.
When do I submit my SkillsFuture Credit claim?
Before the course starts. Log in to MySkillsFuture, find the course, and submit the claim for the amount you want to use.
Does my SkillsFuture Credit expire?
The $500 opening credit does not expire. The 2020 one-off top-up expired on 31 December 2025.
Can I use the $4,000 Mid-Career credit?
Only for selected courses marked as eligible on MySkillsFuture. Ask us and we'll check the course you want.
Can PRs use SkillsFuture Credit?
No. SkillsFuture Credit is only for Singapore Citizens. PRs still get 50% course fee funding.
Can my company pay and I use my credit?
SkillsFuture Credit is for individuals paying their own fees. If your company is paying, it can use the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit and Absentee Payroll instead.
What if I don't complete the course?
You need at least 75% attendance and to pass the assessment. Otherwise the credit and funding may be clawed back and you would pay the full fee.
Questions about using your SkillsFuture Credit?
Ask us anything and a course consultant will get back to you within one working day. You can also call 6250 3575, WhatsApp 9066 9991 or email training@intellisoft.com.sg.
Sources: MySkillsFuture, SkillsFuture Singapore. Last checked October 2026. Scheme rules are set by the government and NTUC and can change, so check with us before you rely on a figure.