TVET to drive sustainable growth


Hands-on: Under Budget 2025, institutions such as vocational colleges and technical secondary schools were given an allocation of RM1.2bil.

PRIORITISING technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in the Budget enables the government to lay the groundwork for sustainable economic growth, says Prof Dr Razali Hassan from Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia’s Faculty of Technical and Vocational Education.

“The Budget is purposed for economic growth and stability. Skilled workers are crucial for driving innovation and productivity, which benefits the entire community,” he added.

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