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The Astronauts Collective (tac)
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The Astronauts Collective Ltd
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hellotac.org
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Private
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2015
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The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a Singapore-registered non-profit organization and Institution of Public Character (UEN 202104502M) that delivers career exploration, mentoring, and work-readiness programmes to Singaporean youths. Founded in January 2015, TAC operates a portfolio of face-to-face, hybrid, and digital programmes delivered through a volunteer-led model engaging approximately 2,000 working-professional volunteers. The product surface is segmented into pre-tertiary programmes (Day X one-day career exploration workshops, Mission X sustained mentoring co-developed with the Ministry of Education UPLIFT Programme Office, and World View teacher professional development), tertiary programmes (World X career exploration carnivals held on campus at ITE, polytechnics, and universities, and JumpStart 6-month 1:1 mentoring for ITE Work-Study Diploma students), and TAC Academy, the professional development arm offering commissioned training plus the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide publication. Underlying intellectual property is the WorkWell Framework (3W taxonomy of Work Itself, Work Environment, and Work Rewards, combined with a 4S Career Lifecycle of Search, Secure, Start, Sustain), grounded in the Project Mentor Up! two-year research study involving approximately 1,600 youths and 200 working professionals; TAC has no proprietary software platform, API, or mobile application. Revenue sources are tax-deductible charitable donations (Tiers: SGD 200 per youth / career exploration; SGD 1,000 per youth / year for sustained mentoring), foundation grants (Quantedge Foundation Singapore, National Youth Fund), commissioned TAC Academy training for schools, social service agencies, and government and corporate partners, and programme partnerships with entities such as SkillsFuture Singapore's Lifelong Learning Institute and the National Youth Council. Distribution is single-country, channeled through more than 40 partner schools and Institutes of Higher Learning, Telegram-based open sign-ups, and direct sales of academy services. Headcount is 1-10 paid staff, supported by a Volunteer Leaders structure and led by co-founders Wong Yi Fong (Executive Director and Programmes Director) and Marvin Kang (Community Director).

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The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a Singapore-registered non-profit charity (founded January 2015) that delivers youth career exploration and mentoring programmes for pre-tertiary and tertiary students through a volunteer-led model and partnerships with more than 40 schools and Institutes of Higher Learning.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersSingapore, Singapore
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Singapore
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Singapore
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Asia
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
youth career guidance, career mentoring programmes, education and career guidance, volunteer mentoring services, school-to-work transition
Industry3 codes
1Career Readiness & Employability Skills (Resume, Interview, Networking)
CodeEDAMAKAGPrimaryYes
2Leadership, Service Learning & Volunteer-to-Career Pathways
CodeEDAMAKAJPrimaryNo
3Youth & Young Adult Workforce Programs (Out-of-School Youth)
CodeEDAAAOADPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Educational Support Services611710
  • Professional and Management Development Training611430
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Educational Services8200
  • Services-Social Services8300
Product category
Youth Career Guidance Services
GTM motion2 records

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Revenue model4 records
1Donations and Charitable Contributions
TypeGrants Donations
Description

TAC is a registered charity and Institution of Public Character (IPC) - UEN: 202104502M. Donations are eligible for tax deductions. The Mission Launchpad campaign encourages donations to support youth career development programmes.

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2Foundation Grants
TypeOthers
Description

TAC receives support from foundations including Quantedge Foundation Singapore, which enabled the Philanthropreneurs-In-Residence programme and JumpStart career mentoring programme launch.

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3TAC Academy Professional Development Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

TAC Academy offers commissioned training and professional development programmes for schools, social service agencies, government agencies, and corporate partners. Services include ECG professional development for teachers, mentoring training, and bespoke programme design.

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4Programme Partnerships
TypeProfessional Services
Description

TAC collaborates with government agencies and statutory boards to deliver sector-level training and programmes, generating revenue through commissioned work.

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details1 tier
1Youth programme participation - Free for beneficiaries
ModelOtherBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
Notes

Career exploration and mentoring programmes are provided free to youths. Donation amounts noted: $200 can support one youth to benefit from a career exploration programme; $1,000 can provide sustained career guidance and mentoring for one youth for one year.

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B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 record
1TAC Academy
Description

The professional development and capacity-building arm of The Astronauts Collective (TAC), offering training programmes, publications, and resources for educators, mentors, and practitioners working with youths.

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Core offering1 text field

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) delivers career exploration, career access and career preparedness programmes for Singaporean youths through flagship offerings such as Day X (one-day career exploration workshops), Mission X (sustained mentoring co-developed with MOE UPLIFT), World X (career exploration carnivals on tertiary campuses), JumpStart (6-month 1:1 mentoring for ITE Work-Study Diploma students), and the Youth Guidance Associates volunteer programme for tertiary students. Through TAC Academy, it also offers commissioned professional development training and the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide to educators, mentors and practitioners. All youth programmes are delivered free of charge by ~2,000 working-professional volunteers in partnership with schools, IHLs and government agencies.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • More than 60,000 youths have benefited from TAC programmes since January 2015
+3 more records
Product overview1 text field

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a non-profit organization (registered charity and Institution of Public Character in Singapore) that operates as a career guidance platform for youths, not a commercial technology product. TAC offers a portfolio of career exploration and mentoring programmes: for pre-tertiary students (Day X, Mission X, World View), for tertiary students (World X, JumpStart), and through its TAC Academy arm which provides training programmes and practitioner resources including the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide. The organization also manages a Youth Guidance Associates (YGA) volunteer programme for tertiary students. All offerings are delivered through school partnerships, volunteer networks (~2,000 volunteers), and collaborations with government agencies and corporate partners.

Product and service8 records
1Day X
CategoryCareer Exploration Programme
Description

A one-day career exploration workshop (~4-5 hours) for pre-tertiary students that introduces them to 8-10 diverse professions through hands-on taster activities, supporting career discovery and exposure to the world of work.

2Mission X
CategoryCareer Mentoring Programme
Description

A sustained ECG mentoring programme (~8-10 hours over multiple sessions) co-developed with the Ministry of Education UPLIFT Programme Office, providing scaffolded mentoring with relatable working-professional role models for pre-tertiary students exploring careers and post-secondary options.

3World View
CategoryTeacher Professional Development
Description

Professional development programme for teachers providing updated industry insights, hands-on activities and practical ECG resources to better support students' career exploration.

4World X
CategoryCareer Exploration Carnival
Description

A 2-3 hour signature career exploration carnival for tertiary students delivered on IHL campuses, featuring a World Portal (future-of-work zone), Exploration Zone (job tasters) and Connection Zone (networking with 100+ industry professionals).

5JumpStart
CategoryCareer Mentoring Programme
Description

A 6-month structured 1:1 career mentoring programme for ITE students pursuing Work-Study Diplomas, supporting school-to-work transition with a curriculum on relationship building and career guidance.

6Youth Guidance Associates (YGA)
CategoryVolunteer Youth Leadership Programme
Description

A volunteer programme for tertiary students (ITE, polytechnic, university) who are trained as facilitators and mentors to guide other youths on education and career journeys.

7TAC Academy Training & Professional Development
CategoryProfessional Development & Training Services
Description

Commissioned professional development programmes for educators, mentors and practitioners, including ECG support in schools (Understanding Youths Today, Industry Sharing, Frameworks & Tools) and Mentoring & Youth Engagement, delivered on a bespoke basis.

8WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide
CategoryPublication / Practitioner Resource
Description

TAC Academy's first practitioner publication (powered by the National Youth Fund) providing an evidence-informed, free-to-download guide that contains the WorkWell Framework (3W + 4S) and stage-by-stage mentoring playbooks for mentors and educators supporting youth career exploration.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Collaborative partner for JumpStart mentoring programme and World X career exploration events. ITE students benefit from career guidance and mentoring support for Work-Study Diploma pathways.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Programme partner for JumpStart career mentoring programme, supporting ITE students in their school-to-work transition.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Co-developed Mission X ECG-based mentoring programme with the MOE UPLIFT Programme Office. Mission X is a scaffolded mentoring programme for pre-tertiary students.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partner for pop-up career exploration programmes, especially during holiday periods, providing additional channels for youth engagement.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partner for pop-up career exploration programmes, collaborating to reach youth beyond school-based delivery.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Halogen Foundation Singapore is a youth-focused non-profit that runs leadership and career-readiness programmes for students, including mentoring and school-based delivery. It is the closest direct analogue to TAC in the Singapore youth career/leadership non-profit space, with similar target age groups, school partnership model, and programme focus.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

SkillsFuture Singapore is the national agency for skills development and lifelong learning across all age groups. It is comparable as a broad incumbent in the same career-guidance ecosystem — TAC partners with it on pop-up programmes but it also competes for the same donor/government attention.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

JA Worldwide is the global parent network of JA Singapore, delivering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programmes to youth across 100+ countries. Comparable as the broad global incumbent behind one of TAC's closest direct peers, with proven curriculum and school-delivery model that informs TAC's approach.

TypeRegional player
Description

Boys' Town Singapore is a social service agency delivering youth and family programmes including mentoring and vocational guidance within Singapore. It is comparable as a Singapore-based non-profit serving youth through mentoring and capability-building programmes, though focused on more vulnerable populations than TAC's general youth base.

TypeRegional player
Description

SINDA delivers education, youth development, and career guidance programmes for the Indian community in Singapore. It is comparable as a community-based non-profit providing youth career guidance and mentoring services in Singapore, though targeted at a specific ethnic community.

6National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

NYC is a Singapore government body overseeing national youth policy, programmes, and grants. It is comparable as a broader institutional player in the same youth-development ecosystem, even though it is also a TAC partner; it competes for the same policy attention and youth discretionary funding.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AIESEC Singapore is a youth-led non-profit focused on leadership development and cross-border career experiences for tertiary students. It overlaps with TAC's tertiary youth career exploration mission and school/IHL partnership model, though it emphasises international internships versus TAC's mentoring focus.

TypeRegional player
Description

CDAC is a Singapore-based self-help group providing education, youth, and student-care services including career guidance to the Chinese community. Comparable as a community-rooted non-profit delivering youth capability-building services including career mentoring in Singapore.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Generation Singapore is part of a global employment non-profit that trains and places underemployed youth into careers, often working with employer partners. It is comparable as a non-profit addressing the school-to-work transition challenge with structured programmes and employer engagement.

TypeDirect peer
Description

JA Singapore delivers work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programmes to students through school partnerships and volunteer professionals. Its volunteer-driven, school-delivered model for career and employability skills is directly comparable to TAC's Day X and Mission X programmes.

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The Astronauts Collective (tac)

Youth Career Guidance Serviceshellotac.org

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a Singapore-registered non-profit charity (founded January 2015) that delivers youth career exploration and mentoring programmes for pre-tertiary and tertiary students through a volunteer-led model and partnerships with more than 40 schools and Institutes of Higher Learning.

What The Astronauts Collective (tac) does

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a Singapore-registered non-profit organization and Institution of Public Character (UEN 202104502M) that delivers career exploration, mentoring, and work-readiness programmes to Singaporean youths. Founded in January 2015, TAC operates a portfolio of face-to-face, hybrid, and digital programmes delivered through a volunteer-led model engaging approximately 2,000 working-professional volunteers. The product surface is segmented into pre-tertiary programmes (Day X one-day career exploration workshops, Mission X sustained mentoring co-developed with the Ministry of Education UPLIFT Programme Office, and World View teacher professional development), tertiary programmes (World X career exploration carnivals held on campus at ITE, polytechnics, and universities, and JumpStart 6-month 1:1 mentoring for ITE Work-Study Diploma students), and TAC Academy, the professional development arm offering commissioned training plus the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide publication. Underlying intellectual property is the WorkWell Framework (3W taxonomy of Work Itself, Work Environment, and Work Rewards, combined with a 4S Career Lifecycle of Search, Secure, Start, Sustain), grounded in the Project Mentor Up! two-year research study involving approximately 1,600 youths and 200 working professionals; TAC has no proprietary software platform, API, or mobile application. Revenue sources are tax-deductible charitable donations (Tiers: SGD 200 per youth / career exploration; SGD 1,000 per youth / year for sustained mentoring), foundation grants (Quantedge Foundation Singapore, National Youth Fund), commissioned TAC Academy training for schools, social service agencies, and government and corporate partners, and programme partnerships with entities such as SkillsFuture Singapore's Lifelong Learning Institute and the National Youth Council. Distribution is single-country, channeled through more than 40 partner schools and Institutes of Higher Learning, Telegram-based open sign-ups, and direct sales of academy services. Headcount is 1-10 paid staff, supported by a Volunteer Leaders structure and led by co-founders Wong Yi Fong (Executive Director and Programmes Director) and Marvin Kang (Community Director).

The Astronauts Collective (tac) firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Astronauts Collective (tac)
Legal name
The Astronauts Collective Ltd
Website
https://hellotac.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a Singapore-registered non-profit charity (founded January 2015) that delivers youth career exploration and mentoring programmes for pre-tertiary and tertiary students through a volunteer-led model and partnerships with more than 40 schools and Institutes of Higher Learning.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

The Astronauts Collective (tac) industry classification

Industry
Product category
Youth Career Guidance Services
NAICS
Educational Support Services (611710), Professional and Management Development Training (611430)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-Social Services (8300)
akta.pro primary industry
Career Readiness & Employability Skills (Resume, Interview, Networking) (EDAMAKAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Leadership, Service Learning & Volunteer-to-Career Pathways (EDAMAKAJ), Youth & Young Adult Workforce Programs (Out-of-School Youth) (EDAAAOAD)

Keywords

  • Youth career guidance
  • Career mentoring programmes
  • Education and career guidance
  • Volunteer mentoring services
  • School-to-work transition

Where The Astronauts Collective (tac) is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Singapore
HQ country
Singapore
HQ region
Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Astronauts Collective (tac) business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Charitable Contributions: TAC is a registered charity and Institution of Public Character (IPC) - UEN: 202104502M. Donations are eligible for tax deductions. The Mission Launchpad campaign encourages donations to support youth career development programmes.
  2. Foundation Grants: TAC receives support from foundations including Quantedge Foundation Singapore, which enabled the Philanthropreneurs-In-Residence programme and JumpStart career mentoring programme launch.
  3. TAC Academy Professional Development Services: TAC Academy offers commissioned training and professional development programmes for schools, social service agencies, government agencies, and corporate partners. Services include ECG professional development for teachers, mentoring training, and bespoke programme design.
  4. Programme Partnerships: TAC collaborates with government agencies and statutory boards to deliver sector-level training and programmes, generating revenue through commissioned work.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherOne time/ perpetual licenseYouth programme participation - Free for beneficiaries

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

The Astronauts Collective (tac) product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) delivers career exploration, career access and career preparedness programmes for Singaporean youths through flagship offerings such as Day X (one-day career exploration workshops), Mission X (sustained mentoring co-developed with MOE UPLIFT), World X (career exploration carnivals on tertiary campuses), JumpStart (6-month 1:1 mentoring for ITE Work-Study Diploma students), and the Youth Guidance Associates volunteer programme for tertiary students. Through TAC Academy, it also offers commissioned professional development training and the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide to educators, mentors and practitioners. All youth programmes are delivered free of charge by ~2,000 working-professional volunteers in partnership with schools, IHLs and government agencies.

Product overview

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) is a non-profit organization (registered charity and Institution of Public Character in Singapore) that operates as a career guidance platform for youths, not a commercial technology product. TAC offers a portfolio of career exploration and mentoring programmes: for pre-tertiary students (Day X, Mission X, World View), for tertiary students (World X, JumpStart), and through its TAC Academy arm which provides training programmes and practitioner resources including the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide. The organization also manages a Youth Guidance Associates (YGA) volunteer programme for tertiary students. All offerings are delivered through school partnerships, volunteer networks (~2,000 volunteers), and collaborations with government agencies and corporate partners.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • TAC Academy: The professional development and capacity-building arm of The Astronauts Collective (TAC), offering training programmes, publications, and resources for educators, mentors, and practitioners working with youths.

Products and services

  • Day X A one-day career exploration workshop (~4-5 hours) for pre-tertiary students that introduces them to 8-10 diverse professions through hands-on taster activities, supporting career discovery and exposure to the world of work.
  • Mission X A sustained ECG mentoring programme (~8-10 hours over multiple sessions) co-developed with the Ministry of Education UPLIFT Programme Office, providing scaffolded mentoring with relatable working-professional role models for pre-tertiary students exploring careers and post-secondary options.
  • World View Professional development programme for teachers providing updated industry insights, hands-on activities and practical ECG resources to better support students' career exploration.
  • World X A 2-3 hour signature career exploration carnival for tertiary students delivered on IHL campuses, featuring a World Portal (future-of-work zone), Exploration Zone (job tasters) and Connection Zone (networking with 100+ industry professionals).
  • JumpStart A 6-month structured 1:1 career mentoring programme for ITE students pursuing Work-Study Diplomas, supporting school-to-work transition with a curriculum on relationship building and career guidance.
  • Youth Guidance Associates (YGA) A volunteer programme for tertiary students (ITE, polytechnic, university) who are trained as facilitators and mentors to guide other youths on education and career journeys.
  • TAC Academy Training & Professional Development Commissioned professional development programmes for educators, mentors and practitioners, including ECG support in schools (Understanding Youths Today, Industry Sharing, Frameworks & Tools) and Mentoring & Youth Engagement, delivered on a bespoke basis.
  • WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide TAC Academy's first practitioner publication (powered by the National Youth Fund) providing an evidence-informed, free-to-download guide that contains the WorkWell Framework (3W + 4S) and stage-by-stage mentoring playbooks for mentors and educators supporting youth career exploration.

Quantifiable outcome

  • More than 60,000 youths have benefited from TAC programmes since January 2015
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use The Astronauts Collective (tac)

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

The Astronauts Collective (tac) technology and API

Technology

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Feature3 records

The Astronauts Collective (tac) partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

  • Institute of Technical Education (ITE)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Collaborative partner for JumpStart mentoring programme and World X career exploration events. ITE students benefit from career guidance and mentoring support for Work-Study Diploma pathways.
  • Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) SingaporecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Programme partner for JumpStart career mentoring programme, supporting ITE students in their school-to-work transition.
  • Ministry of Education UPLIFT Programme OfficecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-developed Mission X ECG-based mentoring programme with the MOE UPLIFT Programme Office. Mission X is a scaffolded mentoring programme for pre-tertiary students.
  • SkillsFuture Singapore Lifelong Learning InstitutesupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner for pop-up career exploration programmes, especially during holiday periods, providing additional channels for youth engagement.
  • National Youth CouncilsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner for pop-up career exploration programmes, collaborating to reach youth beyond school-based delivery.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

The Astronauts Collective (tac) competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Halogen Foundation (Singapore): Halogen Foundation Singapore is a youth-focused non-profit that runs leadership and career-readiness programmes for students, including mentoring and school-based delivery. It is the closest direct analogue to TAC in the Singapore youth career/leadership non-profit space, with similar target age groups, school partnership model, and programme focus.
  • AIESEC Singapore: AIESEC Singapore is a youth-led non-profit focused on leadership development and cross-border career experiences for tertiary students. It overlaps with TAC's tertiary youth career exploration mission and school/IHL partnership model, though it emphasises international internships versus TAC's mentoring focus.
  • Generation Singapore: Generation Singapore is part of a global employment non-profit that trains and places underemployed youth into careers, often working with employer partners. It is comparable as a non-profit addressing the school-to-work transition challenge with structured programmes and employer engagement.
  • Junior Achievement Singapore (JA Singapore): JA Singapore delivers work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programmes to students through school partnerships and volunteer professionals. Its volunteer-driven, school-delivered model for career and employability skills is directly comparable to TAC's Day X and Mission X programmes.

Broad incumbents

  • SkillsFuture Singapore: SkillsFuture Singapore is the national agency for skills development and lifelong learning across all age groups. It is comparable as a broad incumbent in the same career-guidance ecosystem — TAC partners with it on pop-up programmes but it also competes for the same donor/government attention.
  • JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement): JA Worldwide is the global parent network of JA Singapore, delivering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programmes to youth across 100+ countries. Comparable as the broad global incumbent behind one of TAC's closest direct peers, with proven curriculum and school-delivery model that informs TAC's approach.
  • National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore: NYC is a Singapore government body overseeing national youth policy, programmes, and grants. It is comparable as a broader institutional player in the same youth-development ecosystem, even though it is also a TAC partner; it competes for the same policy attention and youth discretionary funding.

Regional players

  • Boys' Town Singapore: Boys' Town Singapore is a social service agency delivering youth and family programmes including mentoring and vocational guidance within Singapore. It is comparable as a Singapore-based non-profit serving youth through mentoring and capability-building programmes, though focused on more vulnerable populations than TAC's general youth base.
  • SINDA Singapore (Singapore Indian Development Association): SINDA delivers education, youth development, and career guidance programmes for the Indian community in Singapore. It is comparable as a community-based non-profit providing youth career guidance and mentoring services in Singapore, though targeted at a specific ethnic community.
  • CDAC (Chinese Development Assistance Council) Singapore: CDAC is a Singapore-based self-help group providing education, youth, and student-care services including career guidance to the Chinese community. Comparable as a community-rooted non-profit delivering youth capability-building services including career mentoring in Singapore.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

The Astronauts Collective (tac) social profiles

Digital presence

The Astronauts Collective (tac) compliance and trust

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Compliance1 record

The Astronauts Collective (tac) financial estimates

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The Astronauts Collective (tac) leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles11 records

The Astronauts Collective (tac) funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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The Astronauts Collective (tac) M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about The Astronauts Collective (tac)

What does The Astronauts Collective (tac) do?

The Astronauts Collective (TAC) delivers career exploration, career access and career preparedness programmes for Singaporean youths through flagship offerings such as Day X (one-day career exploration workshops), Mission X (sustained mentoring co-developed with MOE UPLIFT), World X (career exploration carnivals on tertiary campuses), JumpStart (6-month 1:1 mentoring for ITE Work-Study Diploma students), and the Youth Guidance Associates volunteer programme for tertiary students. Through TAC Academy, it also offers commissioned professional development training and the WorkWell Career Mentoring Guide to educators, mentors and practitioners. All youth programmes are delivered free of charge by ~2,000 working-professional volunteers in partnership with schools, IHLs and government agencies.

Is The Astronauts Collective (tac) a public or private company?

The Astronauts Collective (tac) is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was The Astronauts Collective (tac) founded?

The Astronauts Collective (tac) was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is The Astronauts Collective (tac) based?

The Astronauts Collective (tac) is headquartered in Singapore, Singapore, in the Asia region.

How does The Astronauts Collective (tac) make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Donations and Charitable Contributions are the primary driver. The others are foundation Grants, TAC Academy Professional Development Services and programme Partnerships.

Who are The Astronauts Collective (tac)'s main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Halogen Foundation (Singapore), AIESEC Singapore, Generation Singapore and Junior Achievement Singapore (JA Singapore). Broad incumbents are SkillsFuture Singapore, JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement) and National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore. Regional players are Boys' Town Singapore, SINDA Singapore (Singapore Indian Development Association) and CDAC (Chinese Development Assistance Council) Singapore.

Does The Astronauts Collective (tac) have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Astronauts Collective (tac).

What industry is The Astronauts Collective (tac) in?

The Astronauts Collective (tac)'s product category is Youth Career Guidance Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAMAKAG, Career Readiness & Employability Skills (Resume, Interview, Networking), with a secondary code of EDAMAKAJ, Leadership, Service Learning & Volunteer-to-Career Pathways. Its NAICS code is 611710 and its SIC code is 8200.

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