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\nMELAKA:The government is con-sidering a proposal to establish atechnical and vocational educa-tion and training(TVET)com-mission in line with the TVETreform agenda that is being ac-tively implemented.  \nPrime Minister Datuk SeriAnwar Ibrahim said the proposalwas under study due to the en-couraging growth of TVET underthe National TVET Council,chaired by Deputy Prime Minis-ter Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad ZahidHanidi,including an increase instudent enrolment.  \n\"I appreciate the role of theTVET council,but after closelymonitoring the sector's develop-ment,we must consider propos-als such as establishing a ded-icated TVETcommission.We willassess this as swiftly as possiblein response to the sector's evolv-ing needs.  \n\"With the number of studentsand types of training increasing,  \nI,together with the Finance Min-istry,will look into whether cur-rent facilities are adequate andhow to create synergy betweengovernment-linked companies,private sector players and exist-ing TVET institutions.”  \nAnwar was speaking whenopening the National TVET Day2025 celebration at the Melaka In-ternational Trade Centre in AyerKeroh here yesterday.  \nAnwar also emphasised theimportance of TVET in produc-ing a skilled and quality work-force aligned with future indus-try needs.  \nHe said TVET graduates shouldreceive a better starting salary,reflecting their skills and strongemployability.  \n\"Previously,we set the mini-mum wage at RM1,700.  \n“But if a group like TVET grad-uates achieves up to 98 per centemployability,RM1,700 is notenough.  \n\"For TVET graduates,if possi-ble,we want to raise the startingsalary to as much as RM3,000.”  \nHe added that the adjustmentwas vital to ensure that the ex-pertise of TVET graduates wasvalued and accepted by multina-tional and Malaysian companiesalike.  \nDuring the event,Anwar an-nounced an additional alloca-tion of RM40 million for the Na-tional TVET Council and RM10million for Melaka to focus onTVET entrepreneurship devel-opment.  \nPresent were Zahid,ChiefMinister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yu-soh,Higher Education MinisterDatuk Seri Dr Zambry AbdulKadir and Education MinisterFadhlina Sidek.  \nThe National TVET Day 2025celebration,themed“TVET:Pil-ihan Utama Kerjaya”,featuresnine exhibition sectors—trans-portation and automotive;aero-  \n# SINAR HARIAN   \n\nPrime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim speaking at the NationalTVETDay 2025 celebration at the Melaka International Trade Centrein Ayer Keroh yesterday.BERNAMA PIC  \nMinistry,Youth and Sports Min-istry,Human Resources Ministryand Investment,Trade and In-dustry Ministry.  \nspace;electronics and digital;ad-vanced manufacturing;energy;rail and maritime;plantation,agriculture and livestock;con-struction;and,services.  \nCelebrated annually on June 2,the National TVET Day under-scores the government's commit-ment to making TVET a key plat-form for nurturing a dynamic,skilled and competitive futureworkforce.  \nThe three-day event,which be-gan on Wednesday,offers about  \n5,000 job opportunities frommore than 60 companies and em-ployers from within and outsidethe state.  \nCoinciding with the event,the4th Regional Policy Dialogue ofthe Asean TVET Council alsotook place over two days,startingon Wednesday.Bernama  \nTwelve ministries were in-volved in organising the event,including the Higher EducationMinistry,Education Ministry,Rural and Regional Development","cbCaioDLFZNRAEvh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioDLFZNRAEvh","pdf",341347,"English","# Proposal\n## Rationale for a dedicated TVET commission\n## TVET value, employability and salary support\n## Funding and event highlights","[{\"question\":\"Why is the government considering establishing a TVET commission?\",\"answer\":\"The proposal is being studied alongside TVET reform plans, supported by encouraging growth under the National TVET Council and increased student enrolment.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the Prime Minister say about TVET graduates’ starting salary?\",\"answer\":\"He said the current minimum wage of RM1,700 may be insufficient if TVET graduates can reach up to 98% employability, and the starting salary could be raised as much as RM3,000.\"},{\"question\":\"What funding was announced for TVET initiatives?\",\"answer\":\"Anwar announced an additional allocation of RM40 million for the National TVET Council and RM10 million for Melaka to focus on TVET entrepreneurship development.\"}]","Govt mulling TVET commission says PM - proposal | PDF"]