Melaka developing foster school programme to empower TVET


ALOR GAJAH: The state government is developing a foster school programme in collaboration with public and private institutions of higher education to empower Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Melaka.

State Science, Innovation, Technology and Digital Communications Committee chairman Fairul Nizam Roslan said the initiative would involve 77 secondary schools and is part of efforts to instill an interest in the field among students.

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