From the login screen, click on the Forgot your password link and answer 1 out of 3 security questions correctly to create a new password (If the 1st answer is incorrect, system will randomly ask another security question).

Alternatively, you may approach your Form Teacher to reset your password or call Student Portal Helpdesk at 6684 9020 if you have set up a valid email address.

From the login screen, click on the Forgot your password link and follow the instructions.

If you have previously setup a valid email address under Settings, you will receive a temporary password in your email. Log in with the temporary password and proceed to create a new password.

Alternatively, you may approach your Form Teacher to reset your password or call Student Portal Helpdesk at 6684 9020 if you have setup a valid email address.

If you encounter an error message, check that you have entered your login details correctly. If the error message persists, please seek help from your Form Teacher or contact Helpdesk.

You may unlock your account by performing a self-help password reset (refer to point 2 above).

Alternatively, you may approach your Form Teacher to reset your password or call Student Portal Helpdesk at 6684 9020 if you have set up a valid email address.

No, you cannot change your User ID. However, you may change your password. The Change Password function can be found under your account settings.

Your parents can only access the pre-login features of MySkillsFuture for Students. However, they can access the post-login features of the portal via your account. Take this opportunity to explore the portal together, and speak to your parents about your future plans.

No, your information in ecareers.sg will not be imported to MySkillsFuture for Students. However, if you had previously exported your information in ePortfolio in ecareers.sg, you will be able to upload this information on MySkillsFuture for Students.

You may approach your Form Teacher to reset your password or call Student Portal Helpdesk at 6684 9020 if you have set up a valid email address.

During lesson time, you may approach your Form Teacher for the access code to log in to your account.

No, once you enter Secondary 1, the system will capture your data and you will have access to only MySkillsFuture for Students (Secondary). However, you will be able to access the pre-login pages of the Primary portal.

Yes, your information such as My Profile, My ePortfolio and My Goals will be linked to your account until Pre-University.

They are Opera 19, Internet Explorer 10, Chrome 33, Firefox 14, Safari 5, or later versions. Please ensure that your browser is updated for a better experience in navigating MySkillsFuture for Students.

Yes. The portal is mobile friendly.

They are Apple iOS 6.0, Android 4.0, Windows Phone 8, or later versions. Please ensure that your mobile operating system is updated for a better experience in navigating MySkillsFuture for Students.

They are Mobile Safari 9, Chrome 51, Firefox 48, or later versions. Please ensure that your mobile browser is updated for a better experience in navigating MySkillsFuture for Students.

You could use the information in My Profile as supporting documents for school admissions. It is important to note that MOE, SSG and the vendor do not verify the accuracy of your information in My Profile.

The Singapore Standard Educational Classification (SSEC) 2015 is a source of information used to develop the Student Portal. The SSEC is the national standard for classifying educational programmes and qualifications.

N.E.C. refers to ‘Not elsewhere classified’, used in SSEC. This abbreviation can be found in the classification of ‘Field of Study’ reflected under Learn About Job Roles in MySkillsFuture for Students (Primary) and under Learn About Job Roles and Explore Courses in MySkillsFuture for Students (Secondary and Pre-University).

The field of study refers to the principal discipline, branch or subject matter of study that leads to the award of the qualification attained at Polytechnic or University levels. Vocational qualifications at post-secondary level may also be classified by field of study, where applicable.

Pertaining to ‘Field of Study’, N.E.C. refers to a particular subject matter of study not falling into specific categories. For instance, the category ‘Language & Cultural Studies’ has sub-categories, ‘English Studies’, ‘Malay Studies’, ‘Chinese Studies’ and ‘Tamil Studies’. Other subject matter of studies such as Applied Linguistics that does not fall into these four sub-categories will be grouped under ‘Language & Cultural Studies N.E.C.’.