Manus Joins Singapore AI Training Programs

Sep 17, 2026
Manus is joining the SkillsFuture AI Subscription initiative and Singtel AI Pass, giving eligible learners in Singapore temporary access to its AI agent.

Manus AI has announced partnerships with Singapore's SkillsFuture AI Subscription initiative and Singtel AI Pass, as detailed in a company blog post. The programs combine AI courses with temporary access to premium AI tools.

Eligible Singaporeans taking selected supported courses can receive six months of free access to a premium tool, including Manus. Singtel AI Pass gives eligible learners access to a selection of premium AI tools for three months, followed by another three months with one tool of their choice.

Participants can use Manus for research, analysis, presentations, website and application creation, and workflow automation. The company also offers free courses through Manus Academy, with material covering business analysis, product management, finance, collaboration, and administration.

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