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í Government will construct schools such as in Langkawi, Kulai, Professional Certifications.
Hulu Langat, Putrajaya, Pasir Gudang, Tumpat, Marang and  Allocation of RM20 million to be matched by another
Johor Bahru.
RM20 million from Human Resources Development Fund
 RM23 million to ensure the school facilities are disabled (HRDF) towards encouraging working adults to undertake
friendly. professional certification examinations in fields relating to
Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0).
 Additional allocation of RM12 million to increase the
amount of utility assistance to include sewerage services MARA and Yayasan Peneraju.
benefitting 2,000 government-aided schools.  RM1.3 billion for education institutions under MARA.
 RM2 billion allocated for student loans benefitting 50,000
Mainstreaming TVET.
 Government will allocate RM5.9 billion on TVET. students.
 Allocation of RM50 million through Perbadanan Tabung  RM192 millionisalsoallocatedforprofessionalcertification

Pembangunan Kemahiran (PTPK) to fund TVET courses programmes under Yayasan Peneraju.
conducted by State Skills Development Centres (SSDCs).
 Providing matching grant fund of RM20 million to support
customised TVET courses undertaken in collaboration with
industries.
 To expand pathways for TVET graduates to pursue further
studies and securing jobs. The Malaysia Technical University
Network (MTUN) universities will offer degree courses
for trainees graduating from Vocational Colleges (Kolej
Vokasional).
 RM30 million to train more than 3,000 youths from low
income households.

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