Nurul Izzah Anwar
KOTA KINABALU: Chairman of the Technical and Vocational Education Training Empowerment Committee (JKPTVET) Nurul Izzah Anwar has suggested that a one-stop centre for TVET graduates be set up.
She said that the centre would become a place for TVET graduates to seek various information on fulfilling the needs of industry players in the market.
“With the setting-up of the one-stop centre, TVET graduates would know where they can get the needs of the industry within one channel which would eventually offer them a high income.
“We can make plans but the implementation stage would determine the level of success of the TVET,”she told reporters after becoming moderator at the town hall session at the Dewan Rafflesia Politeknik Kota Kinabalu, here yesterday.
The session was being held for the first time and the Sabah zone was chosen as the pioneer for the JKPTVET programme. — Bernama