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SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) is seeking a Manager/Senior Manager in the Policy Office to drive high-impact SkillsFuture projects and coordinate whole-of-government policy work. The role supports Singapore's workforce skills development and horizon scans emerging trends in CET.
You will engage stakeholders, manage multiple priorities, and contribute to national policy reviews. The position is a contract-based role with potential for extension and permanent tenure thereafter, requiring strategic
SSG is a dynamic and forward-thinking organization dedicated to empowering individuals and shaping the future of Singapore's workforce. As a statutory board under the Ministry of Education, SSG leads the charge in driving the SkillsFuture movement, a national initiative that promotes lifelong learning and skills development. With a strong focus on innovation and collaboration, SSG works closely with employers, training providers, and individuals to create a vibrant ecosystem of learning and growth. By offering a wide range of initiatives, programs, and funding schemes, SSG enables individuals to unlock their full potential, acquire new competencies, and stay ahead in a rapidly changing job market. Join the SPD team in SSG. We drive strategic coherence across the organisation, while sparking new forms of thinking and conceptualise new national and agency level policies to advance SSG's mission in supporting the SkillsFuture movement. We also advance research aligned to the SSG strategic priorities to facilitate evidence-based policymaking, programme development and improvements to practice.
The Manager/Senior Manager in the Policy Office within the Strategic Planning Division is an individual contributor role responsible for driving high-impact SkillsFuture projects, coordinating whole-of-government policies, advancing international strategies, and conducting horizon scans on emerging trends. This role is essential in supporting Singapore's workforce skills development efforts and ensuring effective policy reviews. The position demands a strategic thinker who can synthesize information, engage stakeholders, and adapt to changing priorities.
Successful candidates will be offered a 1-year contract with potential for a 1-year extension and consideration for permanent tenure thereafter.