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Course Outcome
Get Trained
Get Experiential
With the guidance of Industry experts in Windows Infrastructure, learners Install, configure and maintain a Windows Server, Windows 8.1 operating system on desktops and provide customer service in a simulated environment, as part of module projects and capstone project.
Get Hired
After successfully completing the course, learners can be expected to take up the role of IT support or Desktop support technician
Get Certified
After successfully completing the course:
- Learners will get NICF- Advanced Certificate in IT services ( Infrastructure Support )
- Learners are eligible to appear for Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA) - Windows 8.1 Certification
- Learners will get nine NICF Statement(s) of Attainment (SOA)
How You Learn
How You Learn?
Guided Learning Hours
| On-Campus Hours 176 hours | Additional self learning hours 105 hours |
Tutoring support available on-campus and online as per published schedule
Course Structure
Course Structure
NICF - Advanced Certificate In IT Services (Infrastructure Support)
The objective of this course is to provide learners knowledge and implementation skills in Windows Infrastructure work environments. Learners will be able to gain fundamental knowledge and skills required to build a Windows Server infrastructure using Windows Server 2012 software and to administer Windows 8.1 in a Windows Server domain environment.
They also acquire knowledge on how to support Windows 8.1 operating system, solve technical troubleshooting problems and to manage IT Help Desk activities through effective communication, problem solving techniques and provide professional service. Learner can use Skill-pipe & Lithan LMS for e-learning and Virtual Lab for performing simulated Lab Exercises, Module Project and Capstone project.
This course is aligned with Singapore’s SSG WSQ NICF and consists of following modules:
- Fundamentals of Server & network
- Install and Configure Operating Systems
- Support and Maintain IT Infrastructure
- IT Customer service Skills
- Capstone Project - Infrastructure Support
( All 5 modules are Mandatory )
Course Modules :
Outline 
Schedule FSN - NICF - Fundamentals of Server & Network
| Module Name | NICF - Fundamentals of Server & Network |
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| Session | Outline | Activities |
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Session 1: Orientation &Lecture - Live (3 hrs) | The student has to attend a Live Orientation Session conducted at LA campus or go through a recording of the Orientation Session.
After the Orientation, the Lecturer will introduce the module by conducting the lectures on:
| After session:The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU1, IU2, IU3, IU4 & IU5 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 2: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
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Session 3: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU1, IU2, IU3, IU4& IU5in Server Lab environment | |
Session 4: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs : IU 6: Implementing Windows Server Roles | Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARNIU6 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 5: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU6in Server Lab environment | |
Session 6: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARNIU7 & IU8 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 7: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU7 & IU8 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 8: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session:The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU9 & IU10 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 9: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU9 & IU10 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 10: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU11 , IU12 & IU13 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidanceBefr |
Session 11: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU11, IU12 & IU13 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 12: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) |
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Session 13: Project Implementation – Off Campus (3 hrs) | Module Project – Implementation -2
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Session 14: Summative Assessment (3 hrs) | Students will attempt a Theory Test (45 mins) & a Practical Test (2hrs) | During session: Assessor will review and provide feedback (15 min) |
| Module Name | NICF - Fundamentals of Server & Network |
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| Competency Unit | IT-SM-301S-1 : Perform on-going monitoring of risks, threats, vulnerabilities and effective controls (2 Credit Values) IT-IS-310S-1 : Build and configure a server (2 Credit Values) |
By end of this module, the learner should be able to gain the following knowledge:
- Perform a local media-based installation of Windows Server 2012
- Select appropriate storage technologies and configure storage on a Windows Server
- Describe fundamental network components and terminology to select an appropriate network component
- Implement a network by selecting network hardware components and technologies and determine the appropriate network hardware and wiring components for a given situation
- Describe the protocols and services within the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) suite of protocols and implement IPv4 within a Windows Server environment
- Describe the concept of defence-in-depth and determine how to implement this approach with Windows Server
- Identify the security features in Windows Server that help to provide defence-in-depth
By end of this module, the learner should be able to apply the following skills:
- Describe and implement server roles
- Implement and configure an Active Directory Domain Service (AD DS) forest
- Identify and implement additional software components to enhance an organization’s security
- Monitor a server to determine the performance level
- Identify the Windows Server tools available to maintain and troubleshoot Windows Server
ICOS - NICF - Install & Configure Operating System
| Module Name | NICF - Install & Configure Operating System |
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| Session | Outline | Activities |
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Session 1: Orientation &Lecture - Live (3 hrs) | The student has to attend a Live Orientation Session conducted at LA campus or go through a recording of the Orientation Session.
After the Orientation, the Lecturer will introduce the module by conducting the lectures on:
| After session:The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU1, IU2, IU3, IU4 & IU5 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 2: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
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Session 3: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU1, IU2, IU3, IU4& IU5in Server Lab environment | |
Session 4: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session:The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU6, IU7 & IU8 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 5: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU6, IU7 & IU8in Server Lab environment | |
Session 6: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session:The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARNIU7 & IU8 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 7: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU7 & IU8 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 8: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU9 & IU10 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 9: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU9 & IU10 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 10: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU11 , IU12 & IU13 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 11: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU11, IU12 & IU13 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 12: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU14 & IU15 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 13: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU14 & IU15in Server Lab environment | |
Session 14: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) |
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Session 15: Project Implementation – Off Campus (3 hrs) | Module Project – Implementation 2
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Session 14: Summative Assessment (3 hrs) | Students will attempt a Theory Test (45 mins) & a Practical Test (2 hrs) | During session: Assessor will review and provide feedback (15 mins) |
| Module Name | NICF - Install & Configure Operating System |
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| Competency Unit | IT-IS-312S-1 : Install software to networked computers (2 Credit Values) IT-IS-313S-1 : Provide system administration (2 Credit Values) |
By end of this module, the learner should be able to gain the following knowledge:
- Describe solutions and features related to managing Windows 8.1 in an enterprise network environment
- Determine requirements and perform the tasks for installing and deploying Windows 8.1
- Manage profiles and user state between Windows devices
- Configure resource connectivity for both domain-joined and non-domain joined PCs and devices
- Implement tools and technologies that can help secure Windows 8.1 PCs and devices
- Optimize and maintain Windows 8.1 PCs and devices
- Determine how to recover Windows 8.1 from various failures
- Describe and configure Client Hyper-V
By end of this module the learnerthe learner should be able to apply the following skills:
- Configure disks, partitions, volumes, and device drivers in a Windows 8.1 system
- Implement Windows 8.1 technologies to secure network connections
- Configure file, folder, and printer access
- Configure and control desktop apps, Windows Store apps and virtual apps
- Configure mobile computer settings and to enable remote access
SMIT - NICF - Support and Maintain IT Infrastructure
| Module Name | NICF - Support and Maintain IT Infrastructure |
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| Session | Outline | Activities | ||
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Session 1: Orientation & Lecture - Live (3 hrs) | The student has to attend a Live Orientation Session conducted at LA campus or go through a recording of the Orientation Session.
After the Orientation, the Lecturer will introduce the module by conducting the lectures on:
| After session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU1, IU2, IU3 & IU4 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance | ||
Session 2: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs : IU 3: Troubleshooting Hardware and Device Drivers IU 4: Troubleshooting Remote Computers | | ||
Session 3: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU1, IU2, IU3 & IU4 in Server Lab environment | | ||
Session 4: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU5, IU6 & IU7 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance | ||
Session 5: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU5, IU6 & IU7 in Server Lab environment | | ||
Session 6: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs : IU 8: Configuring and Troubleshooting Remote Connectivity IU9: Troubleshooting Resource Access within a Domain | Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU8 & IU9 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance | ||
Session 7: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU8 & IU9 in Server Lab environment | | ||
Session 8: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs : IU 10: Configuring and Troubleshooting Resource Access for Clients That Are Not Domain Members IU11: Troubleshooting Applications | Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU10 & IU11 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance | ||
Session 9: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU10 & IU11 in Server Lab environment | | ||
Session 10: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) |
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Session 11: Lab Exercises (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU12 & IU13 in Server Lab environment | | ||
Session 12: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) |
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Session 13: Project Implementation – Off Campus (3 hrs) |
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Session 14: Summative Assessment (3 hrs) | Students will attempt a Theory Test (45 mins) & a Practical Test (2 hrs) | During session: Assessor will provide review and feedback (15 mins) |
| Module Name | NICF - Support and Maintain IT Infrastructure |
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| Competency Unit | IT-IS-305S-1 : Locate equipment, system and software faults (2 Credit Values) IT-IS-306S-1 : Maintain equipment and software in working order (2 Credit Values) |
By the end of this module the learner should be able to gain the following knowledge:
- Describe the processes involved in planning and using a troubleshooting methodology for Windows 8.1
- Analyse the troubleshoot start-up issues and operating system services on a Windows 8.1 system
- Analyse the troubleshooting of the computers remotely
- Evaluate the issues related to hardware devices and device drivers
- Evaluate issues related to network connectivity
- Identify the issues related to user settings
- Design and implement extranet connectivity for Windows 8
- Recover a computer running Windows 8.1
By end of this module the learner should be able to apply the following skills:
- Troubleshoot computers remotely
- Resolve the issues related to hardware devices and device drivers
- Troubleshoot issues related to network connectivity
- Troubleshoot client configuration failures and GPO application issues
- Troubleshoot the issues related to user settings
- Troubleshoot remote connectivity issues
- Resolve the issues related to application installation and operation
ITCSS - NICF - IT customer service skills
| Module Name | NICF - IT customer service skills |
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| Session | Outline | Activities |
|---|---|---|
Session 1: Orientation & Lecture - Live (3 hrs) | The student has to attend a Live Orientation Session conducted at LA campus or go through a recording of the Orientation Session. After the Orientation, the Lecturer will introduce the module by conducting the lectures on:
| After session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU1, IU2 & IU3 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 2: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
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Session 3: Assignment (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU1, IU2 & IU3 | |
Session 4: Lecture – Live (3 hrs) | The lecturer will deliver lectures & demo in the class room related to the topics of corresponding IUs :
| Before session: The Student will engage in e-learning to LEARN IU4 & IU5 (3 hrs) The Student should complete self-assessments Student can approach Online Support for any queries or guidance |
Session 5: Assignments (3 hrs) | The Student will PERFORM activities related to IU4 & IU5 in Server Lab environment | |
Session 6: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) |
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Session 7: Project Implementation – Off campus (3 hrs) | Module Project – Implementation -2
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Session 8: Summative Assessment (2 hrs) | Students will attempt a Theory Test (90 mins) | During session: Assessor will assess the student through oral questions (15 mins) and provide review and feedback (15 mins) |
| Module Name | NICF - IT customer service skills |
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| Competency Unit | IT-IS-302S-1 : Provide support and assistance to users relating to a particular product or service (1 Credit Value) IT-IS-301S-1 : Provide first-level support (1 Credit Value) |
By end of this module, the learner should be able to gain the following knowledge:
- Define roles and responsibilities of the help desk
- Learn different call management techniques
- Learn to communicate through email, texting, and instant messaging
- Analyse the help desk environment in different aspects
- Analyse the different tools and technologies in customer support
- List the duties of system administrator
- Analyse the components and tools of system network administration
- Evaluate the customer surveys
By end of this module, the learner should be able to apply the following skills:
- Provide professional customer support
- Use different tools & technologies for the desktop support
- Demonstrate the communication skill in IT environment
- Write professional mail and messaging
- Evaluate the customer service survey
CPIS - NICF - Capstone Project –Infrastructure Support
| Module Name | NICF - Capstone Project –Infrastructure Support |
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| Session | Outline | Activities |
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Session 1: Orientation & Lecture - Live (3 hrs) | The student has to attend a Live Orientation Session conducted at Lithan campus The Tutor will explain the project brief, guidelines and expectations. | |
Session 2: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 1 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 1 of the project : |
Session 3: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 2 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 2 of the project |
Session 4: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 3 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 3 of the project: |
Session 5: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 4 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 4 of the project (3 hrs):
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Session 6: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 5 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 5 of the project |
Session 7: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 6 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 6 of the project :
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Session 8: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 7 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 7 of the project |
Session 9: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 8 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks rlated to milestone 8 of the project |
Session 10: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 8 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 9 of the project |
Session 11: Tutoring - Live (3 hrs) | The Student will present the project what they have completed until Milestone 10 to the tutor and seek feedback & support | Before session:The student will IMPLEMENT tasks related to milestone 10 of the project |
Session 12 : Tutoring Live (3 Hours) | The lecturer will conduct a final tutoring session | |
Session 13: Assessment (3 Hours) | Theory Test 1 : (1 Hour 15 minutes) Theory Test 2: (1 Hour 45 minutes) Review & Feedback : (15 minutes) | |
| Module Name | NICF - Capstone Project –Infrastructure Support |
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| Competency Unit | IT-NMM-301S-1 CPIS : Deploy enterprise network (4 Credit Values) |
By end of this module, the learner should be able to apply the following skills:
- Design Local Area Network for the given company
- Perform a local Window Installation
- Configure Windows server
- Design and implement Active Directory
- Install Windows security software
- Create test and verify an alert
- Connect to server, printer
- Troubleshoot device driver failures
- Handle challenging calls/ customers
Who Should Attend
Ideal Candidates
Entry Requirements
General Certificate of Education ‘Normal’ Level or equivalent.
Who should attend
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Individuals with basic computing knowledge who want to pursue a career as an Entry-level Desktop Support Technician
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Individuals with basic computing knowledge who want to pursue a career as an Entry-level Desktop Support Technician
Advance Your Career
Advance Your Career
SSG Funding Programme Options
SSG Professional Conversion Program (CAT A funding)
Based on a pre-course assessment, you will get an opportunity to attend interviews with prospective employers. If you are selected by an employer who can avail the course fee grant from SSG, You can join the employer as a Windows Desktop Engineer during the course
Train & Place Program (CAT A funding)
After qualifying through a pre-course assessment, you can join the course, with a course free grant from SSG. After completing the course, you will get opportunities to attend interviews with prospective employers for Windows Desktop Engineer job role
Grad Requirements
Graduation Requirements
To graduate from this modular course, the participant should have completed the following:
- Minimum attendance of 75% for all Sessions in each of the modular course
- Should be assessed Competent (C) in each of the modular courses
Certificates
Certificates
Following certifications will be awarded to the student upon meeting graduation requirements
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-SM-301S-1 - Perform on-going monitoring of risks, threats, vulnerabilities and effective controls
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-310S-1 - Build and configure a server
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-312S-1 - Install software to networked computers
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-313S-1 - Provide system administration
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-305S-1 - Locate equipment, system and software faults
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-306S-1 - Maintain equipment and software in working order
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-302S-1 - Provide support and assistance to users relating to a particular product or service
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-IS-301S-1 - Provide first-level support
- Statement of Attainment by SSG, Singapore: IT-NMM-301S-1 - Deploy enterprise network
- NICF - Advanced Certificate in IT Services (Infrastructure Support)
Course Fees & Funding
Course Fees & Funding (All fees stated below, are in SGD)
For Self-sponsored Individuals
| Category of Individuals | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | Singapore Citizen Age >= 40 | Singapore Citizen Age >= 35 & earning <= 2000.00/month |
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | 7000.0 | 7000.0 |
| SSG Grant | 4900.0 | 6300.0 | 6650.0 |
| Nett Fee Payable | 2100.0 | 700.0 | 350.0 |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | 147.0 | 147.0 |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 2247.0 | 847.0 | 497.0 |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 2247.0 | 847.0 | 497.0 |
For Company sponsored
| Type of Companies | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Non-SME & Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | SME & Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | SME & Singapore Citizen Age >= 35 & earning <= 2000.00/month |
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | 7000.0 | 7000.0 |
| SSG Grant | 4900.0 | 6300.0 | 6650.0 |
| Nett Fee Payable | 2100.0 | 700.0 | 350.0 |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | 147.0 | 147.0 |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 2247.0 | 847.0 | 497.0 |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 2247.0 | 847.0 | 497.0 |
Miscellaneous Fee
| Miscellaneous Fee (applicable to all individuals) | |
|---|---|
| Medical Insurance (option)* | 96.00 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Deferment Admin Fee* | 160.50 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Re-module Fee* | 0.00 - Per Module Course Fee |
| Re-sit Exam Fee* | 107.00 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Change of Assessment Date Fee* | 64.20 - Payable upon approval of request |
For Self-sponsored Individuals
| Category of Individuals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singapore Citizen Age >= 40 | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 6300.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 700.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 847.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 847.0 | |
| Singapore Citizen Age >= 35 & earning <= 2000.00/month | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 6650.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 350.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 497.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 497.0 | |
| Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 4900.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 2100.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 2247.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 2247.0 | |
For Company sponsored
| Type of Companies | ||
|---|---|---|
| SME & Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 6300.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 700.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 847.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 847.0 | |
| SME & Singapore Citizen Age >= 35 & earning <= 2000.00/month | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 6650.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 350.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 497.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 497.0 | |
| Non-SME & Singapore Citizen & Singapore PR Age >= 21 | ||
| Course Fee | 7000.0 | |
| SSG Grant | 4900.0 | |
| Nett Fee Payable | 2100.0 | |
| GST Payable | 147.0 | |
| Total Nett Course Fee | 2247.0 | |
| Fee Protection Scheme (inclusive of GST)* | 0.0 | |
| Total Fee Payable to Lithan | 2247.0 | |
Miscellaneous Fee
| Miscellaneous Fee (applicable to all individuals) | |
|---|---|
| Medical Insurance (option)* | 96.00 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Deferment Admin Fee* | 160.50 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Re-module Fee* | 0.00 - Per Module Course Fee |
| Re-sit Exam Fee* | 107.00 - Payable upon approval of request |
| Change of Assessment Date Fee* | 64.20 - Payable upon approval of request |