Public-private partnership to produce future-proof talents


Concerted effort: All parties including relevant ministry’s, public and private sector, must work together in unison to ensure that graduates will be ready to meet demands of the IR4.0 marketplace.

A STRONG partnership and a collaborative understanding between the government and higher learning institutions must exist for the ‘Humanising Higher Education for Future-Proof Talents’ IR4.0 framework to succeed, said National Association of Private Educational Institutions (Napei) president Assoc Prof Elajsolan Mohan.

“Coming up with frameworks, blueprints, and plans are not sufficient if the ministry receives no input from all relevant stakeholders from both public and private higher education institutions (HEIs).

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