PM wants industry-driven and inclusive TVET to meet market needs


KOTA KINABALU: Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) programmes must be flexible and industry-driven to meet market demands, especially in regions anticipating new investments and emerging sectors.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said training should no longer be bound by rigid structures, and instead allow industry players the freedom to design and implement programmes that equip trainees with practical, job-ready skills.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Zara Quairina inquest: Ex-principal unaware of students' written statements
Police corporal killed in Ipoh motorcycle-car crash
Kinabatangan by-election: Voters torn between loyalty, local sentiment as polling day nears
Kedah declares Feb 1 public holiday for Thaipusam
Six including company owner remanded four days in graft probe
MIC hasn't left BN, says Zambry
MACC focusing on governance weaknesses in e-waste management
X tightens controls on Grok, disables generation of explicit content, says Fahmi
Court issues seizure order against Caprice over unpaid costs
Cops identify two suspects in FAM document forgery scandal

Others Also Read