Benefits Of Being An IBF Training Provider
Becoming an IBF-accredited Training Provider (TP) positions your organisation as a trusted partner in developing the future of Singapore’s financial workforce. Accreditation signals quality, credibility, and alignment with industry standards.
Industry Recognition
Gain credibility as your courses are benchmarked against the national IBF Standards, endorsed by financial institutions and industry leaders.
Access to Funding Support
Courses accredited under IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS) or Financial Training Scheme (FTS) are eligible for government funding, making them more attractive to learners and institutions.
Wider Reach & Enrolment
Training programmes appear on the IBF Programme Finder, expanding your visibility to finance professionals, job seekers, and employers looking to upskill.
Alignment with Workforce Needs
Ensure your courses remain relevant by mapping to current and emerging skills demanded in the financial services sector.
Partnership Opportunities
Collaborate with financial institutions, regulators, and industry associations through IBF’s initiatives, projects, and talent development schemes.
Enhanced Reputation & Trust
Demonstrate commitment to raising professional standards and supporting Singapore’s vision for a future-ready financial sector workforce.
Types of Programme Accreditation
IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS)
IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS)
The Financial Training Scheme (FTS), funded by the Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF), supports training programmes that build competencies in the financial sector. Unlike the IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS), which recognizes structured programmes, FTS covers thematic and ad-hoc learning such as conferences, seminars, classroom training, and e-learning.
Financial Training Scheme (FTS)
Financial Training Scheme (FTS)
The Financial Training Scheme (FTS), funded by the Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF), supports training programmesthat build competencies in the financial sector. Unlike the IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS), which recognises structured programmes, FTS covers thematic and ad-hoc learning such as conferences, seminars, classroom training, and e-learning.
Financial Adviser (FA) CPD
Financial Adviser (FA) CPD
The Financial Training Scheme (FTS), funded by the Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF), supports training programmes that build competencies in the financial sector. Unlike the IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS), which recognises structured programmes, FTS covers thematic and ad-hoc learning such as conferences, seminars, classroom training, and e-learning.