Short answer
The Company Training Committee (CTC) grant, administered through NTUC's e2i, funds up to 70% of an approved transformation project — covering equipment, software, consultancy and the training that reskills the staff affected by the change. It is partner-facilitated: there is no open online application form. A CTC must be formed with the union first.
Key facts
- Up to 70% funding support
- Covers equipment, software, consultancy AND worker training together
- Partner-facilitated through NTUC/e2i — no self-serve online form
- Requires forming a Company Training Committee first
CTC is distinctive because it funds the whole transformation — equipment, software, consultancy and training — at up to 70%, not just training. The premise is redesigning roles so workers come out stronger; technology and people are funded as one project.
Because it runs through the labour movement, you form a Company Training Committee and work with a partner; you can't simply fill in a portal form. Freemansland is unionised and has been through CTC formation, so I advise owners through that facilitated path.
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