Meeting automotive demand


Chai (centre), together with invited guests Datuk Abdul Hamid Shaikh (fourth from right) and Datuk Noorul Arffin (fourth from left), cutting the ribbon to mark the opening of PSA in Ipoh. Also present are Yang (third from right) and chairman Chong Soon Wah (third from left). – SAIFUL BAHRI/The Star
Chai (centre), together with invited guests Datuk Abdul Hamid Shaikh (fourth from right) and Datuk Noorul Arffin (fourth from left), cutting the ribbon to mark the opening of PSA in Ipoh. Also present are Yang (third from right) and chairman Chong Soon Wah (third from left). – SAIFUL BAHRI/The Star.   
 

PRO Skills Academy (PSA) in Ipoh, one of few automotive engineering academies in Perak, has upgraded its training centre to meet growing demands for professional courses in the field.

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