TVET in tahfiz schools can widen career choices, says deputy minister


SUNGAI PETANI: The Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme introduced in tahfiz centres is aimed at empowering students and providing them with the skills for wider career opportunities, says a deputy minister.

"We can produce not only hufaz, who have memorised the Quran, but also skilled individuals we can brand as Madani technocrats," said Human Resources Deputy Minister Mustapha Sakmud (pic).

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