Students are encouraged to take up TVET programmes as a way of finding gainful employment. — Filepic
THE government has been urged to give priority to technical and vocational education and training (TVET) to prepare the country’s fresh graduates for the job market.
Johor South SME adviser Teh Kee Sin said the country’s education system was outdated, with tertiary institutions focusing on fulfilling academic credit hours and churning out graduates.
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Students are encouraged to take up TVET programmes as a way of finding gainful employment. — Filepic
Teh: The focus should be on producing a workforce that can match industry needs.
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