SINGAPORE: SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) is launching a national registry to enhance educator quality through the Training and Adult Educator Professional Pathway (TAEPP), requiring SSG-supported trainers to register by April 2024. The initiative aims to upskill around 11,000 educators, promoting continuous professional development and enabling a stronger training ecosystem for adult learners.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: SkillsFuture Singapore is starting a new program to help teachers improve their skills so they can better teach adults, and starting next April, teachers will need to register to show they keep learning and growing in their jobs.
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