Developing industry specific skills


The first batch of graduates from the Malaysian Meister and Apprenticeship Programmes have already started working at NHF as full-time employees.

LEADING automotive replacement parts manufacturer, New Hoong Fatt Holdings Berhad (NHF) welcomes the Government’s emphasis on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The empowerment of TVET is critical to addressing the expected increase in demand for 1.3 million additional TVET workers by 2020, as stated by the Education Ministry.

NHF has been taking part in the Malaysian Meister programme (meaning Master Craftsman) since 2015, which is one of the many TVET courses offered in Malaysia.

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