Last Updated: 11 Nov 2024
Payment of course or charges at approved institution
Learn about how to apply to withdraw the PSEA funds for payment of fees and charges for approved institutions and programmes.
Select the institution type to see list of approved institutions and programmes:
Approved institutions
- LASALLE College of the Arts
- Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)
Approved programmes
- MOE-subsidised diploma programmes.
- MOE-subsidised degree programmes.
- MOE-subsidised modular courses.
- Other approved government-subsidised full qualification courses, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
- Approved government-subsidised modular and short courses leading to certificates, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
Approved institutions
- Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
- National University of Singapore (NUS)
- Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)
- Singapore Management University (SMU)
- Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS)
- Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)
Approved programmes
- All undergraduate programmes.
- All postgraduate programmes.
- MOE-subsidised modular courses.
- Approved modular and short courses leading to certificates, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
Approved programmes
- All Nitec, Higher Nitec and ITE diploma programmes, as well as the Enhanced-Nitec Foundation Programme.
- MOE-subsidised modular courses.
- Other non-MOE-subsidised CET full qualification programmes, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
- Approved modular and short courses leading to certificates, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
Approved programmes
- Government-subsidised full qualification diploma and certificate programmes.
- Approved government-subsidised modular courses and short courses leading to certificates.
Approved institutions
- Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)
- Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP)
- Republic Polytechnic (RP)
- Singapore Polytechnic (SP)
- Temasek Polytechnic (TP)
Approved programmes
- All diploma and post-diploma programmes, and Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP).
- MOE-subsidised modular courses.
- Other non-MOE-subsidised CET full qualification programmes, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
- Approved modular and short courses leading to certificates, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
Approved programmes
- Approved government-subsidised full qualification courses, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
- Approved government-subsidised modular and short courses leading to certificates, subject to MOE’s approval for inclusion under PSEA.
Approved programmes
- Approved training courses under SG Enable.
Approved programmes
- Part A & B Bar courses and examinations.
- Foreign Practitioner Examinations (FPE).
Approved programmes
- Programme fees and charges in special education (SPED) schools.
How to apply to use the funds
Account holders can apply to use the PSEA funds by establishing a standing order or submitting an ad-hoc withdrawal application. Check with the institution which to apply for.
- Establishing a standing order
This is a one-time application. Once a standing order is established, it can be used to process withdrawal requests received from any approved institution, except public agencies and private training providers. The standing order will remain in force unless it is superseded with a new application or terminated.
You will need your Singpass to set up a PSEA Standing Order or to terminate your existing standing order.
- A parent or legal guardian must submit the application on behalf of an account holder who is below 21 years old.
- Account holders will receive an email informing them of the outcome of their standing order application or termination within 2 weeks after submitting the form.
- Students will have to update their institution that a standing order has been established.
- Submitting an ad hoc withdrawal application
This is a once-off withdrawal for a specific purpose. You will need to apply each time you want to withdraw from PSEA.
Approach the institution to apply.