We need to change perception of TVET


Welding trainess at Kolej Yayasan Sabah during class.

A PROPOSED framework for national Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) was presented by the National Movement of TVET Empowerment on Nov 13 to representatives from many industries.

The movement highlighted that the main setback to TVET in Malaysia was fragmentation as it is under the purview of seven ministries and many more government agencies that were mostly working in silos.

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