Maximising Workforce Singapore Funding: CCP vs JGI vs SFEC

With multiple salary support schemes available in Singapore—CCP, JGI, SFEC—many companies ask: Which is best for my hiring or job redesign needs? Can these grants be combined? This guide breaks down the key differences, eligibility, and how BizGrants Consulting helps SMEs and HR leaders maximise funding.

CCP, JGI, and SFEC: What’s the Difference?

Scheme Main Purpose Funding Rate Who Qualifies Key Notes
CCP (Career Conversion Programme) Reskill new hires or existing staff for new/redesigned roles Up to 70–90% salary support (3–6 months) Singapore employers hiring SG/PRs into new or redesigned jobs Structured OJT and job change required; role-specific
JGI (Jobs Growth Incentive) Encourage employers to expand local hiring (esp. mature, disabled, ex-offenders) Up to 20–50% salary support (6–18 months; scheme closed for new hires after Mar 2023, but some extensions remain) Employers increasing local headcount (scheme expiry varies) JGI is now closed for most, but eligible employers still claim for qualifying periods
SFEC (SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit) Defray out-of-pocket costs for training and transformation Up to $10,000 per employer (supports up to 90% of eligible costs) Eligible employers (criteria apply) Can be used to offset remaining costs after CCP/JGI

Can You Stack/Combine These Grants?

Which Grant Should I Prioritise?

How BizGrants Consulting Can Help

FAQ – CCP, JGI, SFEC in Singapore

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