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Strengthening Higher Education 72) Prepare athletes for the 29th SEA
Games and the 9th ASEAN Para
65) Various scholarship programmes, Games in 2017 in Kuala Lumpur –
among others, JPA (RM1.65 bn), KPM RM145 mil
(RM288 mil), KPT (RM250 mil) & KKM
(RM258 mil) 73) Podium Programme for Preparation of
Elite Athletes – RM75 mil
66) Increase the maximum relief on
tuition fees for an individual taxpayer 74) Build two sports complexes in Bagan
to RM7,000 from RM5,000 a year Datoh, Perak and Kuantan, Pahang –
RM22 mil
67) Continue the RM250 1Malaysia Book
Voucher Programme benefiting 1.2 75) The National Service Training
mil students – RM300 mil. Programme (PLKN) will benefit 20,000
trainees – RM360 mil
Transforming Technical And Vocational
Education And Trainiing (TVET) • The new curriculum will include new
elements such as creative thinking
By 2020, 60% of 1.5 mil new jobs are and technical skills.
targeted for workers with TVET skills
Strengthening Role Of NGOs
68) MITI to establish an Industry Skills
Committee to coordinate TVET 76) Programmes based on community
programmes in collaboration with development, solidarity, social
industries welfare, health and safety – RM160
mil
69) Among the TVET programmes are:
Improving Quality Of The Workforce
• Provide TVET training equipment at
77) 30% of HRDF to implement
polytechnics, community colleges, • Training programmes to meet the
needs of local industries in Sabah
MARA Skills Institutes, IKBN, ILP, and Sarawak
• An Outplacement Centre to retrain
GiatMARA and vocational colleges retrenched workers
– RM585 mil 78) Train an additional 15,000 participants
under SL1M – RM250 mill
• Skills Development Fund
Improving Management Of Foreign
Corporation to finance various TVET Workers
programmes – RM350 mil
• Establish a Tourism Academy at
Community College in Kota
Kinabalu; and Vocational Collage
in Sandakan; and Industrial Training
Institute in Serian, Sarawak – RM80
mil
Empowering Youth, Community And 79) Train & Replace Programme to train
NGOs local workers in selected areas such
as hospitality, shipping & transport –
70) Technical & vocational training in RM77 mil
National Youth Skills Training Institutes
(IKBN) & National Youth Advance Skills FOURTH PRIORITY
Training Institutes (IKTBN) – RM280 mil
Advancing Bumiputera Agenda
71) Enhance youth participation in
economic and entrepreneurial Empowering Bumiputera
activities – RM50 mil
80) Implement various programmes
under TERAJU – RM150 mil
Strengthening Higher Education 72) Prepare athletes for the 29th SEA
Games and the 9th ASEAN Para
65) Various scholarship programmes, Games in 2017 in Kuala Lumpur –
among others, JPA (RM1.65 bn), KPM RM145 mil
(RM288 mil), KPT (RM250 mil) & KKM
(RM258 mil) 73) Podium Programme for Preparation of
Elite Athletes – RM75 mil
66) Increase the maximum relief on
tuition fees for an individual taxpayer 74) Build two sports complexes in Bagan
to RM7,000 from RM5,000 a year Datoh, Perak and Kuantan, Pahang –
RM22 mil
67) Continue the RM250 1Malaysia Book
Voucher Programme benefiting 1.2 75) The National Service Training
mil students – RM300 mil. Programme (PLKN) will benefit 20,000
trainees – RM360 mil
Transforming Technical And Vocational
Education And Trainiing (TVET) • The new curriculum will include new
elements such as creative thinking
By 2020, 60% of 1.5 mil new jobs are and technical skills.
targeted for workers with TVET skills
Strengthening Role Of NGOs
68) MITI to establish an Industry Skills
Committee to coordinate TVET 76) Programmes based on community
programmes in collaboration with development, solidarity, social
industries welfare, health and safety – RM160
mil
69) Among the TVET programmes are:
Improving Quality Of The Workforce
• Provide TVET training equipment at
77) 30% of HRDF to implement
polytechnics, community colleges, • Training programmes to meet the
needs of local industries in Sabah
MARA Skills Institutes, IKBN, ILP, and Sarawak
• An Outplacement Centre to retrain
GiatMARA and vocational colleges retrenched workers
– RM585 mil 78) Train an additional 15,000 participants
under SL1M – RM250 mill
• Skills Development Fund
Improving Management Of Foreign
Corporation to finance various TVET Workers
programmes – RM350 mil
• Establish a Tourism Academy at
Community College in Kota
Kinabalu; and Vocational Collage
in Sandakan; and Industrial Training
Institute in Serian, Sarawak – RM80
mil
Empowering Youth, Community And 79) Train & Replace Programme to train
NGOs local workers in selected areas such
as hospitality, shipping & transport –
70) Technical & vocational training in RM77 mil
National Youth Skills Training Institutes
(IKBN) & National Youth Advance Skills FOURTH PRIORITY
Training Institutes (IKTBN) – RM280 mil
Advancing Bumiputera Agenda
71) Enhance youth participation in
economic and entrepreneurial Empowering Bumiputera
activities – RM50 mil
80) Implement various programmes
under TERAJU – RM150 mil
