Anwar, when tabling the Malaysia Madani Budget 2024, said it involved RM100 million to provide industry-recognised professional certification to TVET graduates and as an incentive for the industry to collaborate with public TVET institutions.“Human Resource Development Berhad will use RM1.6 billion to provide 1.7 million training opportunities.
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Also, RM20 million is reserved for the benefit of trainees in the maritime field, those pursuing arts at the National Academy of Arts, Culture and Heritage and maintenance, repair and overhaul for the aerospace sector.He also announced that RM17 million has been made available to implement the Tahfiz TVET which will open up opportunities for students to diversify their skills while continuing their Quran memorisation studies.