The Living Centre is the Lead Training Provider in Organic and High Tech Farming in Singapore

Whether you’re home gardener, commercial grower, or just wanting to eat pesticides-free food , courses at The Living Centre provide the opportunity to learn important science-based farming and gardening skills. 

For Courses under the SkillsFuture Claimable Category, individual Singaporeans aged 25 and above can use their $500 SkillsFuture Credit from the government to pay for full course fees. Your company can also sent you to attend the courses and offset part of the course fees by using SSG Training Grant.  Other payment mode include PayNow, Interbank Transfer, PayPal

Covid 19 Advisory: (Updated on 11 Nov 2021) Your safety is important to us. Our Face-to-Face classes are still confirmed to run and conducted in small class size of 10 pax and adhere strictly to prevailing guidelines from Ministry of Health (MOH). Some classes are also conducted via ZOOM.

Additional guidelines under Phase Two (Heightened Alert) 

1. Training venues.
   There should be fixed seating and safe distancing of at least 1m between individuals, where practicable. There will be no large congregation of learners at our centre
   
   
2. Maximum Class Size
   Max class size at our face to face classes is 10 pax only. This is even lesser than SSG's prevailing guideline for a maximum class size of 40 persons
   
   
3. Staggered entry and exit.
   To reduce inter-mingling between groups when learners enter and disperse from our centre, we make appropriate adjustments to the timetable to stagger lesson start and end times as far as possible.
   
   
4. Use of masks
   Staff and learners must wear masks at all times.
   
   
5. Implementation of TraceTogether-only SafeEntry (ToS)
   Learners need to bring along their TT (TraceTogether) Token or App with them, to facilitate accurate contact tracing, should the need arise. At the point of entry into our centre, if any learners forget to bring their TT token, they are required to download the TT App on their phones before they can be allowed entry