Skilled workers the next ‘in’ thing


I, robot: Electrical and electronic engineering student Kok Kah Seng (left) showing his creation – the Megaone robot – at the INTI International College Penang booth during The Star Education Fair.

GEORGE TOWN: School leavers are encouraged to take up technical and vocational courses as skilled workers will be in demand in future.

Deputy Education Minister II P. Kama­la­nathan said this would be affirmed in the National Education Blueprint for Higher Education, which will be launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on April 7.

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