We are a community of facilitators and learners. Whether it is your first time hiring a Migrant Domestic Worker (MDW), first time conducting a talent search, first time caring for an elderly or first time coming to Singapore as an MDW, begin your journey with us. With our innovative e-Learning and ChatToLearn platform, we are able to deliver both classroom lessons as well as interactive e-Learning.
Our proprietary e-Learning authoring tool provides a mobile-first learning journey anywhere, any time and on any device. It allows us to better design and deliver our learning curricula and reach out to the larger community. Our very popular and intuitive Employers' Orientation Programme (EOP) is built on our e-Learning platform. After all, it's about your learning, it's about your journey.
Employers' Orientation Programme built on our e-Learning platform
Our new AI-enabled ChatToLearn bot transforms lesson instructions into chats. It's interactive, bite-sized learning delivered to your device. Learn at your own time, anywhere and on any device. It's social micro-learning on-the-go. Try out our ChatToLearn mini courses by clicking on our chatbot at the bottom of our web pages. Click here to find out more.
Contact us today for a discussion on your learning needs.
Employers’ Orientation Programme (EOP)
Begin your journey with your new MDW with us
Why choose GMC for your EOP?
Lowest Price at $29.98 (inclusive of GST), highest Quality
140,000+ Employers Trained and Counting
The Most Experienced EOP Provider since 2020
95%+ Satisfaction Rating
Seamless and Fast transmission to MOM for your Work Permit applications
Register online at www.eop.com.sg for Migrant Domestic Worker Employers’ Orientation Programme (MDW EOP) and get started straightaway.
Migrant Domestic Worker Settling-in Programme (MDW SIP) helps to induct first-time migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Singapore so that they can better adapt to the cultural and social expectations of being a MDW in Singapore. They will also learn safety tips while working in high-rise residential homes during the SIP.
MDW SIP is conducted in English, Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog and Burmese. We also provide International classes where the curriculum is translated into various languages, such as Bengali, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Khmer (Cambodian), Thai etc.
The Certificate of Employment Intermediaries (CEI) aims to equip employment agency (EA) personnel with knowledge of employment laws and regulations. This ensures that EA personnel understand their obligations under the law and are able to advise their clients of their rights and responsibilities.
We recognise your anxiety of needing to pass the CEI examination as you begin your career in the talent search industry. That is why at GMC, it is not just about delivering the training materials but also addressing the need to 'tackle' the examination questions. This is what GMC has come to be known in our delivery of CEI lessons and we are grateful for the acknowledgement given by our clients who have repeatedly sent their new EA hires to our CEI classes. To date, we have trained more than 18,000 professionals.
Practical eldercare, stroke and dementia training for families and helpers in Singapore
Caring for an elderly parent or a loved one recovering from a stroke is hard work. A fall, a wrong transfer or a missed medication can set recovery back by weeks. GMC's caregiver courses in Singapore give family members and Migrant Domestic Workers (MDWs) the hands-on caregiver training they need to provide safe, confident elderly care at home.
Our trainers teach in a classroom at our training centre or come to your home, so your helper learns using your family's own bed, wheelchair and bathroom. All courses are approved under the Caregivers Training Grant (CTG), and our classroom Elderly Daily Care course is SkillsFuture Credit claimable.
Our Caregiver Training Courses
Choose the course that matches your loved one's care needs. Each course combines theory with hands-on practice.
Elderly Daily Care
This course teaches the everyday skills that help seniors function independently and keep their quality of life at home. It is taught in three parts:
Part 1, Fall prevention: risk factors of falls and preventive measures.
Part 2, Personal care: personal hygiene and grooming, adult incontinence and waste management, and senior nutrition.
Part 3, Practical skills: mobility and feeding, managing medical care, exercises and activities for the elderly, and recognising depression in the elderly.
This course prepares caregivers to look after a loved one after a stroke. It covers what stroke is and how to help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Caregivers also learn communication after stroke, medication management and exercises for recovery. Further topics are emotional and behavioural changes and preventing pressure sores. Hands-on practice covers transferring, fall prevention and position changes.
This course helps caregivers understand dementia and respond to the changing needs of a person living with it. Topics include treatment and management of the condition, practical strategies for difficult moments, and step-by-step daily care. It also covers meaningful activities, caregiver self-care and where to find community support.
Classroom (minimum class size applies; SkillsFuture Credit claimable)
8 hours
S$196.20
Elderly Daily Care
Home-based
4 hours
S$310.65
Stroke Caregiver Training
Home-based
4 hours
S$310.65
Introduction to Dementia Care
Home-based
4 hours
S$310.65
Funding
Caregivers Training Grant
Administered by the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), makes approved caregiver courses more affordable for caregivers to attend to pick up caregiving skills. All GMC caregiver courses are CTG-approved.
Each eligible care recipient starts with S$400 in the first year they use the grant.
A S$200 top-up is added every 1 April. Unused balance carries forward, capped at S$400.
The grant can be shared by several caregivers of the same care recipient, such as a family member and the helper.
You pay a co-payment of at least S$10 per course, depending on the grant balance.
We handle the CTG application for you. We give you the form, submit it to AIC, and claim the grant after the course. You pay only the co-payment.
SkillsFuture Credit
You can apply to use your SkillsFuture Credit for our classroom Elderly Daily Care course (course reference TGS-2024045139). The full fee is S$180 before GST.
There are two ways to pay:
With CTG: for the caregivers of an eligible care recipient, including helpers. The grant covers most of the fee, and Singaporean caregivers can pay the co-payment with SkillsFuture Credit.
With SkillsFuture Credit only: for Singaporean family members who want to learn eldercare skills themselves, even if the care recipient's CTG balance is used up.
To claim SkillsFuture Credit:
Tell us when you register that you want to use your SkillsFuture Credit.
Under Course Enrolment, select the course, or search for TGS-2024045139. Then submit the claim.
Other support
Home Caregiving Grant (HCG): a monthly cash payout of up to S$600 (enhanced from April 2026) for loved ones who need help with three or more Activities of Daily Living. Means-testing applies. Learn more at AIC
MDW Levy Concession: families hiring a helper to care for a loved one with disabilities pay a concessionary levy of S$60 a month instead of S$300.
