Melaka Focuses on High-Tech Countries and Companies to Empower Youths' Skills

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Melaka aims to improve the expertise and skills of youths graduating from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) by focusing on high-tech countries and companies. The state government is particularly interested in developing the 10 main industrial areas, including electricity and electronics, automotive, aerospace, and renewable technology.

: Melaka will continue to focus on high-tech countries and companies, to empower and improve the expertise and skills of youths graduating from Technical and Vocational Education and Training in the state.

“We want to develop TVET, and of course, we have a high aspiration to bring the high-tech countries and companies, especially those with expertise in robotics, artificial intelligence technology , Augmented Reality , Fourth Industrial Revolution , automation and Internet of Things , as well as other related technologies, to work together with institutions of higher learning, and technical and vocational schools,” she told Bernama.

The state government’s plans to set up the German Industrial Park, in Bandar Hijau, Hang Tuah Jaya, Ayer Keroh, on a site of approximately 424.11 hectares, is also seen as a stepping stone to increase the number of highly skilled Melaka youths in the field of TVET.

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