There are no application fees.
Undergraduates, postgraduates, and fresh graduates (within 12 months) are free to apply.
The commitment period for Summation is a minimum of 3 months (full-time), up to a maximum of 6 months.
We strongly encourage all apprentices to commit to a minimum of three months in a full-time capacity. Part-time arrangements may be considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to SGInnovate’s approval.
Apply for a Summation project via our Deep Tech Central (DTC) website.
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Summation programme is open all year round, applicants are encouraged to apply at least 3 months prior to their intended commencement date.
Start dates are flexible and should be agreed upon between the organisation and the Talent prior to signing the agreement.
The stipend amount varies based on your education level:
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Education Level |
Monthly Stipend (SGD) |
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Undergraduate or recent graduate (within 12 months) |
3,000 |
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Master’s student or recent graduate (within 12 months) |
4,000 |
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PhD’s student or recent graduate (within 12 months) |
6,000 |
There will not be a standardised structured programme for Summation apprentices.
Depending on the startup’s needs, you might be given company specific training to familiarise the yourself with the company’s technologies or processes.
Participants are expected to be fully committed to the duration of their apprenticeship, actively engaging in project work and mentorship activities.
Summation offers projects in Deep Tech areas, such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, IoT, Robotics, Quantum, Biotechnology and more. Projects may differ in scope and duration.
You can check out the complete project list here.
All apprenticeships are in-person in Singapore. Participants will work on-site in the Singapore Deep Tech startups.
Certain components of the selection process, such as interviews might be conducted online.
The system only allows an applicant to edit his/her submission during the draft stage. Once the application form is successfully submitted, edits are no longer allowed.
Alternatively, applicants can choose to re-submit another application form.
Yes, Summation can be a credit-bearing internship.
Applicants are responsible for working with their schools to credit the internshipship to their courses. SGInnovate will not be responsible for liaising with the IHLs regarding such arrangements.