Malaysia implements five initiatives to address drop in graduates' marketability


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has implemented five intervention initiatives to address the declining marketability of graduates during the Covid-19 pandemic period, according to the Higher Education Ministry (KPT).

The ministry, in a statement issued Wednesday (May 25), stated the five initiatives as the reskilling and upskilling programme known as the KPT-Career Advancement Programme (KPT-CAP); Teaching Factory programme; Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Transformation Programme; flexible and micro-credential programmes as well as mobility programmes.

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