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Last Updated:  13 Jan 2026

School-industry partnerships

Partnerships between schools and industry organisations have the potential to shift mindsets away from an over-emphasis on academic achievements and effectively equip our children to be future and world-ready.

Partnerships, a key enabler

Our world is changing rapidly. What is the role schools and industry partners can play in equipping our young ones to be future ready?

The answer lies in collaboration. With collective effort, when schools and industry come together, our students benefit directly and for the long-term.

Set up in 2023, MOE’s Partnerships Engagement Office (PEO) plays a coordinating role between schools and industry organisations to identify opportunities for win-win, sustainable partnerships. These partnerships provide richer opportunities to nurture 21st Century Competencies in our children to equip them to be future and world-ready.

Partner with us

Industry organisations keen to partner our schools may indicate your interest here.

Enriching education through industry partnerships

Watch the following video that showcases 2 inspiring partnerships:

  • From classroom to cockpit: Students' journeys into aviation
    St. Gabriel’s Secondary School and Boeing

  • Harvesting tomorrow’s green entrepreneurs
    Bedok Green Primary School and Singapore Agro-Food Enterprises Federation Limited (SAFEF)


Stories on school-industry partnerships

A group of children smiling and posing together in front of a vibrant eco community garden filled with plants and flowers
This partnership sustains their passion for sustainability
What can primary school students gain from an estate and property management company about its green efforts? Plenty, if the partnership between Kranji Primary School and EM Services is anything to go by.
A group of people in orange shirts gathered around a table adorned with plants, engaged in conversation
Green lessons from a teacher work attachment
The Teacher Work Attachment Plus (TWA+) programme took this teacher from Xinmin Primary School on a journey of discovery, from the classroom to the garden. Now, she’s bringing her urban farming experience back to school to inspire her students.
Rcokwell Automation unveils a new virtual reality training platform for enhanced learning experience
Can students engineer a high-tech school transformation? A school and an industrial automation company say yes
Rockwell Automation employees mentored students from Beatty Secondary School over 6 months, guiding them in applying technology to solve school-based challenges.
A group of 3 students poses together with their tablets, highlighting teamwork and technology in education
A school and a tech start-up gamify the learning experience to bring sustainability lessons to life for students
Gan Eng Seng Primary School and Move Technologies teamed up to enhance students’ learning experience within the school’s Applied Learning Programme through a Virtual Reality game. Read about how this partnership has benefitted students, the school and the company alike.