Demand for local talents expected to grow


UTM Career Centre director Assoc Prof Dr Che Rozid Mamat (right) taking Tazrina (centre) for a tour of the TalentCorp satellite office. Looking on are (from left) TalentCorp graduate, diaspora and industry partnership vice-president Nazrul Aziz, UTM deputy vice-chancellor Prof Dr Rosli Md Illias and Mathew.

Govt agency sets up satellite office at varsity in Johor to strengthen workforce

THE state government believes the setting-up of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (SEZ) will further increase the need for local talents, especially in five main sectors.

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