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Ibrahim yesterdayannounced an additionalRM200 million allocationto boost technical and vocationaleducation and training(TVET)programmes to meet the demandof high-value sectors,on Nation-al TVET Day yesterday.  \nThis is in addition to the RM6.8billion allocation announced inthe 2024 Budget in October lastyear to empower the TVET in-dustry.  \nAnwar said the funds would bechannelled through the Skills De-velopment Fund Corporation tosupport students pursuing skilldevelopment programmes inseven industries.  \nThese,he said,included elec-tric vehicles,cybersecurity,arti-ficial intelligence,advanced ma-terials,electronics technology(integrated circuit design),engi-neering design and wafer fabri-cation,farm mechanisation,andagricultural and livestock au-tomation.  \n\"These industries encompassenergy transition,technologyand digitalisation,high-valueelectrical and electronics,andagriculture and essential farmingactivities.  \n\"Financial support in thesefields will encourage TVET insti-tutions to develop training pro-grammes aligned with the gov-ernment's vision to strengthenhigh-growth and high-value sec-tors and industries.”  \nHe said this at the event held atthe Industrial Training Centrehere.  \nPresent were Defence MinisterDatuk Seri Mohamed KhaledNordin,Higher Education Min-ister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry AbdulKadir,Education MinisterFadhlina Sidek and Human Re-sources Minister Steven Sim.  \nAnwar also launched the Na-tional TVET Policy 2030,whichwill serve as a guideline for TVETimplementation in Malaysia witha focus on producing skilled  \nworkers with high incomes.  \nThe policy outlined fivethrusts:world-class quality andeducation,efficient and produc-tive industry collaboration,sus-tainable TVET financing,com-prehensive and synergistic man-agement,and promoting TVETas a primary career choice.  \nAnwar said this aligned withthe National Energy TransitionRoadmap and the National In-dustrial Master Plan 2030.whichaimed to create high-impact jobopportunities that meet the de-mands of Industry 4.0,climatechange,sustainability practices,demographic shifts and globalvalue chain integration.  \nHe said national values must beinstilled in the youth as the coun-try strove to boost human capitalin TVET fields and disciplines.  \nHe said the students,regardlessof their races,must understandMalaysia's history to achievethis.  \n\"There are Malays,Indians,Chinese and others,so they(thevalues)must be there.  \n\"Otherwise,they will only haveskills but not these values.\"  \nHe said TVET could bestrengthened via larger alloca-tions if corruption that causedthe country to lose hundreds ofmillions of ringgit did not occur.  \nHe said TVET had been iden-tified as having great potential togrow and attract foreign invest-ment demanding high focus andexpenditure by the government.  \n\"Courageous action needs to betaken for us to stop the abuse ofbuying TVET equipment forRM40 million while pocketingRM5 million.  \n\"In a flood-mitigation project,if the price is RM1 billion,RM200  \nmillion gets embezzled.  \n\"This betraval must be stoppecso that we can return the moneyto the people.  \n\"The children have to under-stand why people are angry withus,why there is talk about cor-ruption,embezzlement and mis-management.  \n\"Yes,this is whyitis difficult fous to find money.”  \nMeanwhile,Deputy Prime Min-ister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad ZahidHamidi said the RM200 millionallocation would be distributedto TVETinstitutions next month,based on the courses offeredaligning with the first intake ofTVET students for this year.  \nZahid,who chairs the NationalTVET Committee,said sevenTVET courses would start nextmonth with an enrolment of  \n15,000 students.  \n“We have shortlisted studentsfor the courses that will run untilthe end of this year.  \n“The infrastructure is ready,sowe will start next month.”  \nHe said a US$1,000 minim","cbCaivGmQtv16Uo6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivGmQtv16Uo6","pdf",358540,"English","# N.STRAITS TIME\n## Extra RM200m for TVET programmes\n## National TVET Policy 2030\n## Industry alignment and implementation details","[{\"question\":\"What additional funding did Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announce for TVET programmes?\",\"answer\":\"He announced an additional allocation of RM200 million to boost TVET programmes.\"},{\"question\":\"Through which organisation will the RM200 million be channelled?\",\"answer\":\"The funds will be channelled through the Skills Development Fund Corporation to support students in skill development programmes.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the focus of the National TVET Policy 2030?\",\"answer\":\"It serves as a guideline for TVET implementation in Malaysia, focusing on producing skilled workers with high incomes through five thrusts.\"}]","EMPOWERING STUDENTS - INDUSTRY - EXTRA RM200M FOR TVET PROGRAMMES - 09 JUN 2024 | PDF"]