Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Chrysalis and who can benefit from it?
Chrysalis is a digital platform developed by the National Centre of Excellence for Workplace Learning (NACE) and Skills & Workforce Development Agency to help enterprises adopt and scale Workplace Learning (WpL) with ease. It offers accessible, ready-to-use resources that support learning implementation—anytime, anywhere—without disrupting daily operations.
Chrysalis aimed at making WpL accessible and practical for all enterprises, regardless of size or sector. Human Resources and Learning & Development professionals, people managers, workplace trainers, and coaches will find it especially beneficial.
What types of supports and WpL toolkits are available?
Currently for Phase 1 of Chrysalis, we have introduced WpL toolkits for On-the-Job Training (OJT) and Learning Needs Analysis (LNA). There are OJT Blueprints of various roles supporting the horizontal domain across the industry such as Human Resources, Admin, Accounts, Marketing to implement a structured OJT. LNA toolkits to help enterprises understand the importance of LNA and identify the learning gaps effectively are also available. More resources and features will be implemented in Phase 2.
You can find more details in Workplace Learning Toolkits for Enterprises.
Why choose Chrysalis?
Chrysalis offers enterprises complimentary, easy-to-use WpL toolkits that can be customised by the users to meet specific organisational needs. With 24/7 instant access on a unified platform, enterprises stay connected to the latest NACEs’ initiatives, events, and resources, making competency development straightforward, convenient, and high value.
How can my enterprises access the WpL toolkits in Chrysalis?
The WpL toolkits are readily available online. Once the link goes live on 18 August 2025, enterprises can visit www.workplacelearning.edu.sg (opens in new tab) to access and download the toolkits at anytime, anywhere. Fill in the details via FormSG and you will receive the link(s) to download the resources via your corporate email provided to NACE.
Are there any costs involved in accessing the WpL toolkits?
Currently, all WpL toolkits in Chrysalis Phase 1 are complimentary to all enterprises. Through this initiative, we aim to empower enterprises to implement a structured WpL quickly and accessibly—at no cost—making adoption significantly easier.
Please note that a charging subscription-based model may be introduced in the future as the platform evolves with more enhanced features.
Can the WpL toolkits be customised for our organisation’s specific needs?
Yes, employers are encouraged to download and tailor the WpL toolkits according to the particular requirements of their organisation or teams, ensuring maximum relevance and value.
Are WpL toolkits mobile-friendly?
Yes. The WpL toolkits are optimised for hand-held and desktop devices.
However, some advanced functions to be introduced in Phase 2 may be easier to manage on a desktop device.
How often are the WpL toolkits updated in Chrysalis?
The toolkits are reviewed and updated by NACE, periodically especially following new feature release or policy changes.
The WpL resources in Chrysalis are developed by NACE Led by NYP, with contributions from various NACE Centres across Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic, Institute for Adult Learning/Singapore University of Social Sciences, and Singapore Institute of Technology. The origin of the content is available within each toolkit.
Who do I contact if I need assistance with the download and NACE Services?
You may write to nace@nyp.edu.sg for assistance and support.
Can I suggest a new WpL toolkit or role for OJT Blueprint that would benefit enterprises?
Chrysalis is designed by industry for industry. We welcome feedback and suggestions from enterprises. You can propose a new feature/OJT Blueprint by writing to nace@nyp.edu.sg.
Please provide a detailed description and the value it would bring to the enterprises. All submissions are reviewed by NACE and prioritised based on impact, demand and feasibility.
