Making TVET a relevant choice


THE Asia Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Forum 2018 recently concluded with Education Minister Dr Maszlee Malik promising to make it the first choice for students in Malaysia.

Few countries have attracted a majority of their students to join a vocational track as their first choice. An exceptional case is Germany.

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