In response to the industry 4.0 trend of "smart manufacturing", formed by the close integration of technologies such as the Internet of Things, digitalized factories, cloud services, and communications, requiring talents for the industrial transformation, the Singaporean government put forward the "Future Economic Council Strategic Analysis Report" in 2017. Education in school is no longer able to respond to future skills and industry changes, everyone must constantly update, upgrade and deepen their skills to achieve the goal of national lifelong learning. This article discusses this policy. In addition, in order to focus and clearly highlight the key points of problem analysis, this article uses literature analysis and the method of document analysis to investigate, and then proposes the implication of Singapore’s promotion of lifelong learning reforms for Taiwan, including the construction of a lifelong learning system based on career development, flexibility of teaching and learning styles in higher education and technical and vocational schools, the establishment of the cooperation mechanism of a cross-institutional lifelong learning, and the development of Taiwan’s national qualifications framework as the basis for cross-border linkage and lifelong learning.