SSIC 85404 Training courses for manufacturing

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YI HAO DIAN PTE. LTD.

Incorporated Apr 2026

SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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LUMAX ACADEMY PTE. LTD.

Incorporated Apr 2026

SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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THATDJSCHOOL PTE. LTD.

Incorporated Apr 2026

SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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CSGE ACADEMY PTE. LTD.

Incorporated Nov 2025

SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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LITTLE TURTLE ACADEMY PTE. LTD.

Incorporated Nov 2025

SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 85404 Secondary SSIC
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ANATTA ACADEMY PRIVATE LIMITED

Incorporated Oct 2025

SSIC: 85404 Primary SSIC
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Understanding SSIC 85404

The SSIC 85404 classification pertains to training courses for manufacturing. This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.

Key Characteristics:

  • Compliance with the Private Education Act (PEA) and registration with the Committee for Private Education (CPE) is mandatory for private education institutions (PEIs) offering vocational/technical education.
  • Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies (Pte Ltd) registered with ACRA.
  • Frequent regulatory requirements involve maintaining student records, ensuring qualified teaching staff, and adhering to CPE's EduTrust certification scheme for quality assurance.

Common Business Operations

Vocational/technical education includes providing specialised instruction in specific trades, occupations, or technical fields, typically leading to a certificate or diploma.

Providing courses in areas such as culinary arts, hairdressing, automotive repair, and IT skills, often leading to industry-recognized certifications.
Examples include culinary schools offering diploma programs in pastry and baking, and technical training centers providing courses in welding and electrical installation, as per ACRA's classification examples.
Industry practices often involve collaboration with industry partners for internships and job placements, aligning with SkillsFuture initiatives and EDB's focus on skills development for key sectors.