Preparing prison inmates to rejoin workforce


Career carnival: Inmates being interviewed for jobs by prospective employers.

UNIVERSITI Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM) is training prisons department officials to help inmates prepare for employment upon their release.

The course, which trains officials to provide career counselling, is led by the Asian Centre for Research on Drug Abuse (Acreda), which comes under the varsity’s Faculty of Leadership and Management.

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