Hands-on, job-ready


KenKenWITH industry demands evolving, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) academies are providing students with practical alternatives that align closely with real-world job requirements.

Employers, said OSKY Academy chief executive officer Ken Ong, are increasingly looking for graduates who can contribute from the get-go – not just write essays about it.

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