
The government today agreed to establish the National Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Commission to strengthen institutional regulation, coordinate and monitor strategies, and create a more systematic, focused and responsive TVET ecosystem.
Deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the decision was reached during the second meeting of the National TVET Council (MTVET) for 2025, which he chaired today.
He said the proposal to establish the commission stemmed from a series of discussions, including the Bumiputera Economic Congress retreat, the 13th Malaysia Plan, as well as previous MTVET meetings.
“The commission will serve as the main regulatory body for TVET in Malaysia,” he said in a statement.
Zahid also said the commission will…