SIT’s SNAIC AI Programme is a six-month, full-time programme with in-person sessions at Punggol Campus. The published enrolment fee is S$1,090 inclusive of GST, and the programme page lists a monthly stipend of S$4,000 for participants during the six months.
As checked on 13 October 2026, applications for the January 2027 intake are marked closed. The official SNAIC programme page identifies June 2027 as the next intake, with applications planned to open in January 2027.
Registering interest is not enrolment or a guaranteed place. Check the current eligibility and selection process before making work or study arrangements; the published timetable, fees and other programme information remain subject to change.
Find what you need
Check the entry requirements · Plan for full-time attendance · Confirm fee and stipend arrangements · Follow the next intake route
Check the entry requirements
The page lists Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents, basic Python knowledge, and either a recognised degree or a relevant diploma with at least two years of relevant work experience.
Compare your qualifications with the exact wording on the official page. If your experience or qualification does not fit neatly, ask SIT rather than assuming that an interest-form submission establishes eligibility.
Plan for full-time attendance
SIT describes two months of intensive training followed by four months of industry projects. This is not advertised as a weekend-only course that can automatically be fitted around a normal full-time job.
Before committing, consider attendance, travel, existing work obligations and any employer approval you may need. Ask how absences or changes of circumstances are handled so your plan is based on the programme’s actual requirements.
Confirm fee and stipend arrangements
The listed fee and stipend describe different parts of the programme. Request the current payment and stipend conditions before relying on them in a personal budget.
Ask when payment is due, when any stipend is disbursed and what conditions apply if attendance or enrolment changes. Do not interpret a published stipend as money available before admission is confirmed.
Follow the next intake route
Use the interest form on the official page to request upcoming intake information. Save any acknowledgement, then check the later application instructions when issued.
Keep an expression of interest, an application and an offer distinct. For the institution behind the programme, see our SIT Punggol guide. Confirm dates again before changing employment or making a substantial commitment.
Independent eduKatePunggol guide. Official sources checked on 13 October 2026. Consult the linked official pages for current details and arrangements.
