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Singapore Grads Take Low Pay Gigs
26 Jun
Summary
- Graduates seek temporary government-funded jobs.
- These gigs offer half the median first paycheck.
- The GRIT program provides a stopgap measure.
As the class of 2026 enters the job market, unemployed college graduates in Singapore are pursuing temporary government-funded positions. These roles offer a crucial stopgap measure. The Graduate Industry Traineeships, known as GRIT, are designed to provide recent graduates with employment opportunities. These government-backed gigs are reportedly offering participants half the median first paycheck, highlighting a challenging job market for new entrants. The GRIT program aims to equip graduates with experience while they seek more permanent roles.
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