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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has instructed all government training and educational bodies to make training opportunities available to TVET students across the country.
Perlis state leaders highlight how technical and vocational training creates employment opportunities and higher incomes for graduates, with local examples earning RM5,000 monthly or more.
Technical and vocational education has become a preferred pathway for Malaysian youth rather than a fallback option, with rising enrolment and a 95.9% graduate employability rate.