New learning hub will help students fill skill gaps in the workforce


KUALA LUMPUR: The launch of a new learning platform is a significant step in strengthening Malaysia’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) ecosystem, according to Dr Azmi Ahmad.

The Skills Development Department deputy director-general (development) said the Qwork Manpower Hub (QMH) could train, track, and place students directly into the workforce.

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