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Pahang has committed more than RM5 million this financial year to bolster its technical and vocational education sector, funding infrastructure and talent programmes as the state positions itself for future industrial investment.
Malaysia's Defence Ministry is channelling RM2 million to support 258 military personnel through a work-based learning diploma programme, recognising their operational experience as university-equivalent qualifications and preparing them for civilian careers.
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has challenged Setapak Vocational College students to design drone-based security systems for their campus within 30 days, emphasising the practical application of emerging technologies in solving real-world problems.
A 21-year-old aquaculture student at Jeli Polytechnic in Kedah has built a thriving terrarium business from recycled materials, blending environmental sustainability with creative entrepreneurship while balancing his diploma studies.
Jeli Kelantan Polytechnic has unveiled six solar-powered buggy cars developed by students as part of a green energy initiative, positioning the institution as a leader in renewable technology education in Kelantan.
Malaysia is modernizing its Technical and Vocational Education and Training framework through direct industry recognition and accreditation reforms, aiming to bridge the skills gap and enhance graduate employability across advanced technology sectors.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has committed to sponsoring umrah trips for Malaysian TVET gold medallists at the WorldSkills Competition 2026 in Shanghai, drawing from his personal resources as recognition of their achievement.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has assured that Malaysia's technical and vocational graduates will enjoy near-universal employment prospects through strengthened partnerships between educational institutions and industry players.