Lifelong Learning with SkillsFuture: Simple Ways to Keep Growing

Synopsis:

In this upbeat, engaging SkillsFuture awareness session, you’ll learn how to turn your SkillsFuture Credits into real momentum—whether that’s picking up a new hobby, building digital confidence, exploring wellness and caregiving courses, or shaping a fulfilling second career. We’ll cover the latest SkillsFuture initiatives and updates and give you clear, step-by-step guidance to browse, shortlist, and book courses that fit your interests and stage of life.

Even as we grow older and retirement—SkillsFuture continues to support lifelong learning. With additional SkillsFuture credits available, you can explore courses that enrich daily living, support better self-care, foster graceful and active aging, and empower you to age confidently in place. Beyond practical skills, continuous learning strengthens mental well-being, builds confidence, and keeps you purposeful and socially connected.

Come and discover simple steps to shortlist courses aligned with your interests, with practical tips to start using your credits today.

About the speaker:

Ms Catherine Wong is a SkillsFuture Advisor with Lifelong Learning Singapore, where she trains, nurtures, and advocates for continuous education. With over 30 years of experience in Arts Education, both locally and internationally, Catherine has worked with a wide range of learners—from preschoolers to seniors, and across sectors from the arts industry to the corporate world. She is a dedicated, globally-minded advocate for lifelong learning, with extensive international experience in diverse cultural and educational contexts.

Before becoming a SkillsFuture Advisor, Catherine ventured into theatrical performance, linguistic training, and tour leadership. As a theatre practitioner, she has organized and produced international masterclasses, as well as nationwide competitions and corporate training programs for working adults.

Whether working with youth, adults, or seniors, her approach is grounded in curiosity, collaboration, and the belief that learning is a lifelong journey.