The Higher Education Ministry (MoHE) in Malaysia is exploring the chance of establishing industry-led non-public polytechnics to improve the quality and employability of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) graduates within the country. Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin said that this proposal aligns with MoHE’s series of initiatives geared toward putting TVET and polytechnic education on an equal footing with universities.
“TVET isn’t only about vocational and technical skills but additionally the power to deal with technology. List have to be offered as a stream with a bright future. Among the efforts we’re making is the opening of five Pusat Asasi TVET which is in a position to serve as a direct channel to all technical universities in the country beginning this year,” said Nordin.
In addition, group colleges throughout the nation will present the broadest attainable alternatives for all communities to participate in lifelong training programs with out the need for any preliminary qualifications.
Nordin also talked about that diploma holders from polytechnics would have the chance to transfer credit and instantly enter the second 12 months in the event that they proceed their research at know-how and technical universities. “The agenda to strengthen TVET is essential to guarantee that it turns into a subject of focus and choice on this nation. We are heading in the best direction,” he added..