MELAKA, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- The achievement of two individuals in winning the Prime Minister's Golden Hands Award demonstrates that the country's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system is capable of producing skilled workers who meet industry requirements.
Prime Minister's Golden Hands Award Recipients Show TVET's Ability To Produce Industry-ready Talent
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Two individuals won the Prime Minister's Golden Hands Award, highlighting TVET's success in producing skilled workers.
- Arrisa Nabiha won for car painting, showing women can excel in male-dominated fields.
- Her training included classroom and industrial experience, leading to a job in the paint industry.
- Mohd Raimi, an instructor, used his engineering experience to teach mechatronics.
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