Under the Apprentice@Work initiative where TVET students receive an allowance of RM100 a month, Ahmad Tajudin said national school students studying TVET should have been considered for this. Federation of JPK Accredited Centres (FeMAC) president P. Sailanathan questioned the allocation for private TVET training centres. FeMAC is an association comprising members who are accredited private TVET training providers. “The RM50mil allocated to the Skills Development Fund Corporation (PTPK) is a grant to state skills development centres. “The RM5.9bil allocation for TVET is for public sector skills centres.

Source: The Star October 12, 2019 00:22 UTC