Malaysia Productivity Corp: Academy in Industry programme able to produce more skilled workers to boost country’s productivity

People walk along a street during the morning rush hour in Kuala Lumpur on October 5, 2022. MPC director-general Zahid Ismail said that to date, 2,000 industries or companies have partnered with MPC through the AiI programme, offering job opportunities to 2,600 students nationwide in various sectors.

MPC director-general Zahid Ismail said that to date, 2,000 industries or companies have partnered with MPC through the AiI programme, offering job opportunities to 2,600 students nationwide in various sectors.“For example, 200 students who have completed Form Three and Form Five education will soon be placed in the industry after completing training through AiI,” he told reporters after attending an engagement session with industry players in Melaka here today.

“Under the AiI programme, school leavers undergo training, and upon completion, they will receive a Malaysian Skills Certificate from the Skills Development Department,” he said. Earlier, Zahid said that the engagement session was the MPC’s initial step to encourage industry involvement in the AiI programme.He said that 30 industries participated in the session to gain further insights into the AiI programme, with MPC expecting approximately half of the attending industries to agree to participate.

Under the AiI programme, participants, whether students or workers, will receive SKM Level 3 certification through the National Dual Training System within a duration ranging from eight to 18 months, depending on the specific skills selected by the industry. — Bernama

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