(A) SkillsFuture Funding (for both self-funded and company-funded participants)

This training programme is subsidised by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG).  Course Fee Funding and Training Allowance / Absentee Payroll are available to both self-funded and company-funded participants. 

(B) SkillsFuture Credit (for self-funded participants only)

All Singaporeans aged 25 and above can utilise their SkillsFuture Credit from the government to cover a wide range of approved skills-related courses. You can explore available courses on the MySkillsFuture website. Self-funded participants will also enjoy 3 free modules from SAL for every 3 modules paid. Email [email protected] to registser for the free modules. 

Organisations who sign the Training Pledge enjoy the following benefits
Our Training Pledge is an invitation to the legal community to join us in building a future-ready profession. By signing the pledge, law firms and in-house legal teams commit to investing in the professional development of their lawyers. Firms/legal teams who sign the Training Pledge can enjoy:

1. JLP Multiple Enrolment Offer:  Every 5th participant can enrol in JLP for free with every 4 paying participants (all 5 participants need not attend in the same year, and may attend in subsequent years)

2. (Signed before 30 April 2025 only) Discounts on Selected SAL Training Workshops (excluding JLP modules):  Enjoy a 10% discount on selected training workshops until 31 December 2026. The unique discount code will be shared with the firm after the pledge signing.

The Ethics and Professional Standards Committee’s Report dated 8 January 2025 explained the need for a new Ethical Best Practices in Dispute Resolution Guide (“Guide”). The Guide, setting out best practices and ideal standards specific to disputes work, was published on 15 October 2025 and is available here. 

Join us as the authors of the Guide, Mr Ng Jern-Fei KC (King’s Counsel, Arbitrator, Duxton Hill Chambers, Singapore Group Practice), Mr Paul Tan (Independent counsel and arbitrator, One Essex Court) and Ms Una Khng (Commercial Disputes Practice Group, Helmsman LLC) explain the guide, with a discussion thereafter moderated by the Honourable Justice Valerie Thean.

Learning Objectives

Participants will:

(a) Understand the contents of the Guide;

(b) Examine and query the authors of the Guide; and

(c) Utilise and apply the Guide in the course of their work.

This Fireside Chat is complimentary for all JLP Participants and Registrants (ie, lawyers who have signed up for or have attended at least one JLP module / the JLP Opening Conference). Please head over to https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14694098/ to register if you are a JLP Particpant / Registrant.