Simply click the “Register Now” button and fill up the form, or chat with our team via WhatsApp to get started. We’ll guide you through the enrolment process, help assess your eligibility for subsidies, and answer any questions you may have.

Choosing the right course depends on your background, career goals, and the skills you want to develop to stay competitive in today’s job market. Whether you’re looking to break into digital, switch careers, or level up for your next role, RISE 2.0 offers courses in data analytics, digital marketing, and digital transformation. Not sure where to begin? Our team can help you choose the best course based on your experience and where you want to go next. To learn more, chat with our team via WhatsApp.

Our courses are designed to suit learners of all ages and employment statuses.

Full-Time (SkillsFuture Mid-Career Training Allowance eligible): Ideal for individuals who take time off work to pursue long-form, intensive training—such as freelancers, gig economy workers, jobseekers, and individuals between jobs. Expect mostly weekday morning classes. The intensity is high due to daily classes and minimal breaks between modules, making it well-suited for those aiming to complete the program and transition quickly into a new role.

Part-Time: Ideal for full-time employees or working professionals. Expect evening and weekend classes, a fast-paced format, and content suited for those with some foundational knowledge looking to upskill without switching jobs immediately.

To learn more, chat with our team via WhatsApp.

Yes! RISE 2.0 is open to fully employed and part-time employed individuals. Those who are employed can enroll in the part-time programme, which is specifically designed with a higher proportion of self-paced learning and live sessions outside of normal working hours to ensure compatibility with your existing working schedule. Alternatively, if you have flexible employment hours and are ready to upskill, our full-time programme could be a great option too.

RISE 2.0 is designed specifically for self-sponsored individuals to support career transitions, employability, and job placement. If you’re an employer-sponsored learner, kindly check out our RISE for Business programme or register your interest here.

RISE 2.0 is designed for self-sponsored individuals to support employability and job placement. If you’re looking to upskill your team, we recommend applying through the RISE for Business programme by registering your interest here.

The course fee for RISE 2.0 is $15,000 for part-time and $21,000 for full-time before subsidies.

Yes. As part of the SkillsFuture Career Transition Programme (SCTP), eligible learners can receive up to 95% in course fee subsidies. The remaining course fees (after subsidy) can be offset using your SkillsFuture Credits, PSEA, and UTAP, depending on your eligibility.

In addition, Singaporeans aged 40 and above can use their SkillsFuture Credit (Mid-Career) to further reduce the remaining balance.

Yes, Singapore Citizens (SCs) can use their SkillsFuture Credit — including the $4,000 mid-career top-up — to offset the course fees.

• To check your SkillsFuture Credit balance, click here.
• For full details on SkillsFuture Credit, click here.

Yes, you can use your Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) funds to offset the remaining course fees after funding.If you’re using both SkillsFuture Credit and PSEA, SkillsFuture Credit will be applied first, followed by PSEA.

• To check your PSEA balance, call the 24-hour automated PSEA hotline at 6260 0777.
• To find out more about PSEA, click here.

Yes, you can use NTUC’s Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP) to offset the course fee — with subsidies of up to S$500 available for RISE 2.0 programmes. For more details, visit the UTAP website.

Once you have commenced the programme, only withdrawals due to valid reasons stipulated by BCG — such as a certifiable medical condition that prevents you from continuing the programme (with supporting documents) — are eligible for refunds. In such cases, only the fees for modules not yet commenced will be refunded. If the reason is deemed invalid or if the formal withdrawal process is not completed, no refund will be issued.

To be eligible for RISE 2.0, applicants must:

• Be a Singapore Citizen, Permanent Resident, or LTVP+ holder
• Be aged 21 and above
• Hold at least a diploma or bachelor’s degree and above
• Be comfortable using a computer and browsing the internet
• Be residing in Singapore

Yes, you may enrol in RISE 2.0 as long as you are applying for a different specialisation. Applications will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

RISE 2.0 is for individuals looking to upskill and transition into digital roles, while RISE for Business is designed to help companies upskill their workforce and drive digital transformation.

Absolutely. RISE 2.0 courses are designed for learners of all backgrounds — whether you’re starting fresh or building on existing skills. No prior experience is required, though some familiarity can be an advantage for Business & Data Analytics (BDA). Learners without prior knowledge may wish to dedicate extra time outside class to build confidence and familiarity.

Note: Our courses are intensive and hands-on, designed to stretch learners beyond theory and into practice. As many graduates have shared, what made the difference wasn’t prior knowledge, but mindset. With commitment and perseverance, many found the RISE experience both challenging and deeply rewarding.

All classes are primarily conducted virtually, through a combination of live lectures, workshops, interactive self-paced e-learnings, and real-world projects. Select in-person sessions may also be conducted at the discretion of the faculty, subject to change.

Part-time: Around 22 to 26 weeks, with evening and weekend classes.

• Every Mon & Wed: 7pm to 10pm
• Every Sat: 1pm to 4pm

Full-time: Around 14 to 16 weeks, with weekday classes.

• Every Mon to Fri: 9am to 1pm

*Class timings may vary depending on the topic or other factors. Please refer to the official schedule shared with you by the RISE team during the enrolment process for the most accurate information.

All learners must have access to a laptop or desktop computer with a working webcam to fully participate in the course. This setup is essential for engaging in live Zoom sessions, accessing the learning platform, completing assignments, and collaborating effectively during virtual group work. Your webcam must remain on throughout all live online sessions as part of the mandatory condition for funding eligibility. A separate mobile device with the SingPass app installed is also required to take your attendance at the start of each session.

For learners enrolling in the Business & Data Analytics (BDA) course, additional software and technical specifications are required; see below.

Learners must maintain at least 75% attendance for each module and for the overall programme to qualify for the Certificate of Completion.

Important: All attendance will be marked through the SingPass app. Please ensure that you have the app installed and set up on your mobile device before your first class.

• To download the SingPass app, click here.

Yes, you will receive a RISE by BCG U certificate upon completing the course, provided you meet the minimum attendance and assessment requirements. The certificate is OpenCert verifiable and can be shared on LinkedIn. In addition, digital badges are awarded to top-performing learners in projects, which can also be showcased on LinkedIn.

Our career team will provide you with end-to-end support—including CV and interview workshops, networking events, and access to hiring partners—with ongoing assistance for up to 4 months after graduation. See our Career Services page to learn more.

Job placement is not guaranteed, but RISE offers robust career support—including expert-led workshops, networking opportunities, recruiter talks, and access to our employer network—to help boost your job prospects. See our Career Services page to learn more.