KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 14 (Bernama) -- A comprehensive package combining post-training support and business starter kits could be key to ensuring that the RM8 billion allocated for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) across ministries under Budget 2027 delivers tangible results in poverty eradication.
Budget 2027: TVET Funding Must Translate Skills Into Sustainable Income
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Budget 2027 allocates RM8 billion for TVET to boost skills and poverty eradication through post-training support and business kits.
- TVET funding aims to turn skills into income for the B40 group with training and business support.
- UTM's project provides technical training, certification, and equipment sharing for unemployed youths.
- The initiative includes mentoring and customer management to help participants gain income.
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