SCS unveils AI skills pathway for specialist, non-tech roles

Two tracks cover five entry-level jobs and training for business users.

The Singapore Computer Society (SCS) has launched a skills pathway for artificial intelligence (AI), covering non-technical professionals and specialist AI roles.

It is divided into two tracks — the AI Bilingual Pathway and the AI Technical Specialist Pathway.

The first track covers baseline knowledge, practical application and governance, aimed at non-tech practitioners, domain professionals, and business users. Participants are recommended to complete at least one course or certification in each of the three areas.

Meanwhile, the AI Technical Specialist Pathway targets aspiring AI professionals through employer-recognised certifications, portfolio development, and technical assessment guidance.

It covers five entry-level roles — AI Platform Engineer, AI Application Engineer, AI Solutions Architect, AI Product Manager, and AI Ethics & Compliance Officer.

The AI programme is the third Skills Pathway developed by SCS as a Skills Development Partner, following its cybersecurity pathway in 2024 and cloud pathway in 2025.

The initiative is supported by the Skills & Workforce Development Agency, Infocomm Media Development Authority, AI Singapore, the Singapore Medical Association, Institution of Engineers Singapore, Singapore Logistics Association, and 15 founding employers.

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