SingaporeOtherDeadline varies by university or programmePartially FundedSingapore Cooperation Programme (SCP) Training Awards for Government Officials
Opportunity Overview
Short training courses in Singapore for government officials from developing countries, nominated by their governments, with fees, accommodation and a daily allowance paid by the Government of Singapore. The Singapore Cooperation Programme (SCP), the technical assistance programme run by Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, offers courses throughout the year in areas such as governance, AI and the digital economy, urban planning, water management, health and education. In the courses announced for 2026, the Government of Singapore pays course fees, visa fees, hotel accommodation, transport between the hotel and the venue and basic insurance, plus a cash per diem (for example S$130 for the AI course in September 2026), while the nominating government usually pays the return airfare. Mid- to senior-level officials are nominated through their country's National Focal Point for technical assistance; they must be proficient in English and in good health, and each country sets age and length-of-service rules. Each course has its own nomination deadline in its brochure (for example 24 July 2026 for the September course), so follow the courses announced by the relevant government body in your country.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
4 BenefitsCourse and visa fees
Paid by the Government of Singapore.
Hotel accommodation and local transport
Between the hotel and the venue, with breakfast.
Cash per diem
For example S$130 a day in 2026 courses.
Basic insurance
Airfare is usually paid by the nominating government.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
4 CriteriaCheck official link for country list
Required Documents
3 DocsFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.
Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: Course and visa fees, Hotel accommodation and local transport, Cash per diem, Basic insurance.
Eligible levels: Other.
Deadline varies by university or programme. Follow the official website for updates.
Required documents: Online application through the course link, Endorsement by the National Focal Point, Valid passport.
Your application goes through an official body in your home country: the Ministry of Higher Education (nominating agency) or the host country's embassy or commission there; applications sent only to the granting body are not accepted. Each country has its own deadline and procedure, so follow that body's announcements and check the official website (https://www.scp.gov.sg) for details. ForsaEdu does not receive applications or charge any fee.
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