Timely boost for tech talents


Training talents: (From left) AmBank Group chief fintech and technology officer Wong Eng Teng, Ling, Sunway Education Group CEO and 42 Malaysia board member Prof Datuk Dr Elizabeth Lee, Sunway Group chief innovation officer and Sunway iLabs CEO Matt van Leeuwen, posing for a photograph following the signing of documents between 42 Malaysia and Ambank Group.

42 MALAYSIA, the country’s first tuition-free computer science school under the auspices of Sunway Group, is joining hands with AmBank Group to make free tech education more accessible to all.

AmBank Group is committing RM3mil over the next three years to support 42 Malaysia’s mission of developing industry-ready workers equipped to drive the growing digital economy while strengthening Malaysia’s tech talent pipeline. 

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