Overseas outlook for TVET talents


Ready for new horizons: Dr Wee and Tan (fifth and sixth from right, respectively) at the flag-off ceremony with VTAR students. With them are Soon (third from right), Kong (second from right) and Lim (far right).

THE opportunity to study overseas cost-free does not often come along for students eager to broaden their horizons. For 60 VTAR Institute students, this rare opportunity presented itself recently.

As scholarship beneficiaries, the students travelled to China, with the first group attending a 10-day exchange programme from Oct 23 to Nov 1, while the second group commencing their three-month courses on Nov 4, which will end on Jan 20 next year.

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