IN PROGRESS: Temporary suspension of e-services from 10-30 November 2021.

NAC has been working on upgrading the NAC-AEP portal to provide a better user experience. This upgraded portal will be rolled out on 1 December 2021 with a phased introduction of new features over the next months.

As part of the roll out, there will be a three-week data migration period from 10 to 30 November 2021 to transfer the NAC-AEP 2019-2022 directory to the upgraded portal. During this data migration period, the e-functions of the existing portal will be suspended.

For further clarifications, please contact the Education Unit at NAC_AEP@nac.gov.sg.

In view of the recent Heightened Alert national stance, MOE has issued a series of press releases from 4-16 May 2021 pertaining to current Safe Management Measures for Learning Journeys and Co-Curricular Activities, as well as Home Based Learning.


Digital/Blended formats remain critical to ensure that schools and students can continue to access the arts. NAC-AEP providers may continue to submit change requests to NAC via the NAC-AEP portal to include digital formats of their existing programmes.

As part of the Inspiring Digital Learning for the Arts Webinar Series (2020), NIE developed a series of video presentations curated to offer a diverse range of topics about eLearning approaches in the Arts.

These videos, along with recordings of the two webinars, are now available for free access via Google Classroom.

In response to the current social distancing measures and the implementation of Home-based learning for schools, some NAC-AEP providers have started exploring digital modes of engagement when delivering arts education programmes to schools.

NAC, in collaboration with the Visual and Performing Arts Group of the National Institute of Education, has developed an E-learning primer as resource to provide some ideas and considerations when digitalising arts education programmes.

NEW - In order to better support the arts community in creating online content of quality, NAC has collated some tips from various articles and videos on self-filming.

All current programmes on the 2019-2021 cycle will be extended for an additional year, and will be part of the 2019-2022 directory. Arts providers may continue to digitalise existing programmes by submitting change requests.

Applications for the next cycle will open in the first quarter of 2022.

NAC has created a NAC-AEP digital programme directory to support schools and students. These programmes have been adapted for online learning, and schools will find opportunities to engage students synchronously through live streams, or asynchronously through pre-recorded material.

Google has set up a digital toolkit - Teach from Home to support teachers and educators during the COVID-19 crisis.

Designed from an educator’s perspective, this is an easy-to-use toolkit with all of Google’s tools (most are free) such as google docs, google forms, google hangout, google calendar etc.