SAF Volunteer Corps, a Singaporean uniformed volunteer scheme, provides Advanced Military Training. The module aims to train permanent Singapore citizens in military or related skills to give them an opportunity to contribute to national defence.

The volunteer corps of the Singapore Armed Forces is open to psychologists who wish to become Defence Psychologists under the Psychological Defence formation.

The Singapore Armed Forces Volunteer Corps (SAFVC) helps volunteers have a clear grasp of the military service by providing engaging, practical training while making sure all undertakings are safe.

The SAF Volunteer Corps invites men and women to play a part in national defence. They immerse volunteers in realistic and engaging training and call-ups in a safe environment.

The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), Singapore’s Ministry of Defence, has introduced some of the roles available for SAF volunteers. These are divided into three service categories, including the Air force, Army, and Navy.

The Singapore Armed Forces, the largest military group in Singapore, discusses the three key considerations when providing SAFVC training.

The SAF Volunteer Corps needs people willing to fulfil roles in the logistics, research and technology sector.

The SAF scholarship allows Singaporean residents to take part in activities aimed at maintaining the peace and security of Singapore. Scholars can increase their knowledge for the highest levels of management and command.

To help strengthen national defence and support national service, Singaporeans, permanent residents and naturalized citizens are welcome to join the Singapore Armed Forces Volunteer Corps (SAFVC).

The Singapore Armed Forces Volunteer Corps (SAFVC) provides basic, qualification and advanced training to citizens and permanent residents who want to join and contribute to the army, navy and air forces.

The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is set to grow their ranks as the first batch of military volunteers will complete their training this September. The first of three batches for the SAF Volunteer Corps (SAFVC) started their training early this year.

The Singapore Armed Forces Volunteer Corps continues its call for volunteers. Depending on the volunteer’s qualifications, those who sign up can choose to serve in nine categories across three services – army, air force and navy.

SAF Volunteer Corps, the cornerstone of Singapore’s security and defence, provides training services for SAFVC volunteers. This three-tier training will be divided into Basic Training, Qualification Training and Advanced Training.