Think big, students told


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 02 May 2019

Wan Suraya responding to students during a forum at the UPM career and entrepreneurship expo. Fellow forum panellists are (from left) Baptist, Norashikin, Mohd Fauzi and Hasanul.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Entrepreneur Development Ministry has so far reached out to 17,000 graduates, undergraduates and youths at 13 public universities nationwide with its programmes to produce more job creators.

Protégé secretariat head Norashikin Ismail said the programmes held for its target groups included career fairs, entrepreneurship expos, skills festivals and motivational sessions with celebrities.

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