‘Turning point’ for Sabah TVET educators in Korea


Ready for it: Lumang (left) and Khalifa at the event in Jeju.

AS the wave of digitalisation continues to sweep across the world’s industries, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) cannot afford to miss the bandwagon.

“Digital simulations could greatly enhance safety, precision and engagement – whether in a kitchen, a salon, or a welding booth,” said Keningau Vocational College (KVC) Excellent Teacher in English Khalifa Affnan.

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