The consultancy sector in Singapore is a key growth sector which supports business needs for advisory services in the Asian and Southeast Asian region. With an increase in client demand for advisory projects in areas such as technology and transformation, the demand for consulting roles will continue to grow.

The Career Conversion Programme (CCP) for Consultants with Deloitte Consulting Pte Ltd (Deloitte) is aimed at facilitating mid-career individuals with industry experience but no consulting experience to work as consultants in Deloitte.

This CCP is managed by Deloitte with the applications being reviewed by Deloitte directly. Mid-career individuals hired by Deloitte and placed under the CCP will undergo a 6-month training programme. The training will be On-the-Job Training-centric, covering Technical Skills and Competencies, and Critical Core Skills required for consulting job roles. 

Individuals

The programme is open to all company-sponsored applicants who meet the following general eligibility criteria:

• Be a Singapore Citizen (SC) or Permanent Resident (PR) aged 21 years and above;
• New hires must have graduated or completed NS, whichever is later, at least two years at the point of application;
• Must be a newly hired PMET (i.e. not more than three (3) months from date of employment), and nominated by Deloitte for the CCP;
• Must not be in a similar job role prior to joining the CCP;
• Must not be a shareholder of Deloitte or its related companies;
• Must not be related to the owner(s) of Deloitte; and
• Must not be immediate ex-staff of Deloitte or its related companies.

All applicants for the CCP are subjected to Deloitte’s job requirements and selection process.

Individuals:

Applications received will be reviewed by Deloitte. Suitable candidates will be shortlisted for interview and undergo Deloitte’s selection process.

Frequency of runs: Ongoing intakes throughout the year, depending on the availability of job vacancies.

Funding support

*Note

• For trainees who commence training from 1 April 2024
• For trainees who commence training before 1 April 2024, the funding is capped at $4,000 and $6,000 for Standard Rate and Enhanced Rate, respectively.