Raising skills: The first five apprentices have started their course at the Isuzu Technical School.
MORE competent mechanics, especially those skilled in diesel engines, are expected to join the country’s workforce soon following the creation of the Isuzu Technical School, a collaboration between Isuzu Malaysia and the Skills Development Department (JPK).
The first five Isuzu Technical School (ITS) apprentices from the pilot batch began their six-month course recently, and will be working towards graduating with Malaysian Skills Certificates (SKM) at the end of their term.
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