The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) has reportedly begun issuing admission letters to successful applicants of the 2026 Skill-Up Artisans (SUPA) Programme.
The update is relevant to candidates who completed the screening exercise and are waiting to confirm their admission status. A letter shared by an applicant shows an accepted offer, assigned training centre, trade area, duration and commencement date.
The letter lists a 16-week training period, from October 12, 2026, to January 30, 2027. It also states that regular attendance is compulsory, with a minimum attendance of 90 per cent. Trainees are instructed to follow programme rules, while transport stipends are subject to attendance and other requirements.
However, one applicant’s letter does not confirm that every candidate has been admitted. Applicants should check their individual dashboards and follow the instructions on their own letters.
Successful candidates should verify their names, trade area, training centre, start date and other details. They should accept or reject the offer by the deadline stated in their letters. Those admitted should download and print the letter for their records and follow any further reporting instructions from ITF.
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