Career Conversion Programmes (CCP)
Career Conversion Programmes (CCP), also known as Place-and-Train and Job Redesign Reskilling programmes, are sector-specific programmes supported by Workforce Singapore that help mid-career workers reskill into new occupations or new sectors with good prospects. Employers hiring or reskilling Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents receive salary support during the conversion period. Note: Enhanced job redesign support is provided separately through the SkillsFuture Workforce Development Grant (Job Redesign+), or WDG(JR+), under the Enterprise Workforce Transformation Package (EWTP), launched from March 2026.
Eligibility Criteria
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Singapore-registered companies hiring or reskilling Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents
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Sector-specific: eligibility depends on the particular CCP and industry
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Place-and-Train for new hires, or Job Redesign Reskilling for existing employees being redeployed
How to Apply
1. Identify the relevant sector-specific CCP for your industry via WSG or the appointed Programme Partner 2. Confirm role and trainee eligibility with the Programme Partner 3. Apply as directed by the Programme Partner or via the Business Grants Portal 4. Trainees undergo structured on-the-job and classroom training 5. Employers receive salary support during the conversion period
Claims and Disbursement
Salary support is disbursed to employers by the appointed Programme Partner upon meeting programme milestones and submitting required documents. Procedures vary by sector-specific CCP.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Career Conversion Programmes remain available for eligible reskilling and redeployment. Enhanced job redesign support is provided separately through WDG(JR+) under the EWTP.
Salary support during the conversion or training period, with the quantum depending on the specific CCP and trainee profile.
CCP focuses on reskilling workers into new roles or sectors, while WDG(JR+) funds workforce consultancy, capability building and workforce tech solutions for job redesign.