SP PACE AI presentations course open for October; register by 26 September

Singapore Polytechnic PACE is taking registrations for Creating Engaging Presentations with Artificial Intelligence through 26 September 2026. The next classroom run is 17 to 24 October 2026 at the Dover campus, and MySkillsFuture lists the full course fee at S$820 before SkillsFuture funding.

Singapore Polytechnic campus banner for PACE short courses
Singapore Polytechnic Dover campus. Photo: Singapore Polytechnic

What the course covers

The short course is 16 hours of face-to-face training aimed at non-creative professionals in retail, tourism, service and business teams. Learners use tools such as ChatGPT, Google AI Studio (Gemini) and AI image generators to build presentation decks. Mode of training on the SP PACE page is classroom.

SP PACE course listing image for Creating Engaging Presentations with AI
SP PACE course listing. Photo: Singapore Polytechnic

Dates, fees and where to apply

Registration for the October intake opened on 17 August 2026 and closes on 26 September 2026. A later classroom run is listed for 14 to 15 December 2026, with registration from 14 October to 23 November. The MySkillsFuture listing under TGS-2025059768 shows a full fee of S$820.00, with SkillsFuture course fee subsidies of S$574.00 listed against that price; remaining payable amounts can be offset with SkillsFuture Credit where the learner has balance.

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SP fees and assistance information. Photo: Singapore Polytechnic

Venue and alumni note

Classes sit at Singapore Polytechnic, 500 Dover Road, Singapore 139651. Apply through the SP PACE register button or MySkillsFuture. Corporate runs can be arranged via [email protected]. Separately, from 1 December 2026 SP Diploma and Specialist Diploma alumni can take selected AI courses under SP’s AI Jumpstart for Alumni at S$50 per course subject to GST, limited seats, first come first served.

Rachel Ng
Rachel Ng
Rachel Ng is Little Big Red Dot's Money, Career & Practical Living Editor. She helps readers navigate everyday decisions about money, career, and life in Singapore — from CPF contributions to career pivots to choosing the right insurance plan. She writes like a smart older sister who wants to help you make better decisions.

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