How each scheme sits against the NTUC Company Training Committee (CTC) Grant. These groupings are a human judgment, not a quoted fact — they are not extracted from any page, and they have not been reviewed. Read them as a starting point for a conversation, not as guidance.
Entries the pipeline could not complete. Shown rather than hidden, because a grant missing from a list is invisible, while a grant marked incomplete is a question someone can answer.
Links found on agency index pages that are not in the registry. These are candidates, not grants — nothing here has been checked, categorised or published. A human decides which are real.
How a figure gets onto this page
The page for each grant is fetched and stored. A language model reads the stored text — never the live web — and proposes figures, and it must supply a quote for each one. A deterministic check then asserts that quote appears literally in the fetched page. A paraphrase fails. An invented cap fails. A reversed claim fails, because a reversal cannot produce a matching quote. Records with any finding are withheld entirely: a model that got one figure wrong has not earned the benefit of the doubt on the others.
What the badges mean
◇ machine-read a figure passed the quote check but
no person has confirmed it. That is the normal state here.
✓ confirmed a named person read the page and accepted
the figures on the date shown.
◷ ageing the page has not been re-checked in over 45
days. ✕ stale over 90 days.
◎ all sectors open to any industry, so it appears
under every sector filter.
What this page cannot tell you
Whether you qualify. Whether a scheme is still open today. What an officer will actually approve. Every entry links to its official page for exactly that reason, and the agency is authoritative on all three.