Partnerships with global companies give graduates the skills to land top jobs

Selangor prepares for new frontier by striking balance between technology, human roles

LZS chief says zakat distribution aims to uplift low-income earners through education

Asides from developing football, KBS to also look at boosting rural youth's entrepreneurial skills, says Dr Taufiq

Both leaders discuss CSP, cooperation in trade, investment, defence, security, labour, tourism, connectivity, agriculture, education

Nearly 11,000 apprentices registered under programme, of which over 6,200 have graduated, says MOHR's Khairul Firdaus

DPM says field capable of producing skilled talent, will contribute towards national human capital development

Carsome Academy alumnni thank state govt for helping to provide clear direction, lighten family burdens

Foundation aims to produce skilled talent for automotive sector

Programme looks to attract youths aged 17 to 25 to enrol in SKM Level Three food preparation course

State govt looks to draw more participants for Selangor Women’s TVET, Usahanita Digital programmes, among others, says Anfaal

DPM says efforts to restructure national education ecosystem on the right track

DPM hails a bright future for the industry with stronger TVET support

Continued enhancements per industry demands expected to create more high-skilled job opportunities over the next five, 10 years, says PSSAAS official

Zahid notes that Opposition states received large allocations via regional development boards

B40 youth get second shot at brighter future with skills-based training, alternate streams

TVET governance augmented, SKMM introduced as flexible lifelong learning pathway through low-cost micro-credentials, among others

State push aligns with larger federal Central Region Initiative, creates valuable opportunities

State govt actively supports growth via progs, organisations, international missions, collaborations with Fed agencies, says Sze Han

More challenges ahead for govt to ensure industry's needs are met without increasing reliance on foreign workers