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Kesuma seeks cabinet approval to convert skills loans into grants

Human Resources Minister Datuk Ser R Ramanan said the move, if approved, will ease the financial burden of TVET students

RM50 mil fund set to drive TVET 2.0 and boost high-impact skills programmes

Ramanan says allocation will empower SMEs and strengthen TVET as the nation’s primary pathway for talent development and skilled careers

Dana RM50 juta bakal realisasi aspirasi TVET 2.0, dimanfaat untuk pelaksanaan program berimpak tinggi

Dana berkenaan, kata Ramanan akan juga digunakan untuk memperkasa perusahaan Mikro, Kecil dan Sederhana (PMKS) serta mengarusperdanakan TVET sebagai laluan utama pembangunan bakat dan kerjaya negara

PACE to benefit 86,000 workers as Kesuma warns of job loss risks

Backed by more than RM700 million in coordinated funds from Perkeso, HRD Corp, PTPK and TalentCorp, the PACE initiative aims to strengthen social protection, reskill workers and empower gig economy players, as Malaysia braces for heightened labour market pressures

Industry experts join PTPK board to strengthen TVET funding and workforce development: Ramanan

HR Ministry's new appointments aim to align vocational training with evolving industry needs and enhance loan programme efficiency
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