Academy trains differently-abled people for jobs


  • Nation
  • Friday, 05 Oct 2018

Women, Family and Community Development deputy minister Hannah Yeoh (front row, centre) with corporate partners of Gamuda Bhd at the launch of Yayasan Gamuda's Enabling Academy. Gamuda Bhd group managing director Datuk Lin Yun Ling (back row, third from left) said the academy trains differently-abled youngsters for employment in the corporate sector.

YAYASAN Gamuda's Enabling Academy which trains differently-abled individuals on the autism spectrum for employment in corporate companies is working closely with its corporate partners to ensure employment sustainability of their trainees.

Gamuda Bhd group managing director Datuk Lin Yun Ling said that the employment sustainability of differently-abled youngsters trained by the academy and hired by corporate companies is very important.

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