Efforts being made to rebrand industrial training institutes, deputy minister tells Parliament

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Efforts to rebrand and uplift the status of Industrial Training Institutes (ILP) are being mulled, the Dewan Rakyat was told on Monday (Nov 25).  Deputy Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Mohamad said the move may also require legal amendments as part of efforts to rebranding ILPs towards a more suitable name.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/5868chfd   WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00My question is, is this delay, which is quite a long delay,

00:06is the cost of the Rp250 million increase when the delay, and also my question,

00:15I'm running a bit, but please write your answer or write your answer.

00:20Most of the M40 or T40 families are not interested in sending their children to IELP

00:30because it is not related to the college or university.

00:34Is the government now planning to contact the Ministry and the Ministry of Higher Education

00:39to recognize IELP as a college, university or university? Thank you.

00:45Okay, Minister.

00:48Thank you, Your Honour.

00:51Actually, the first question, there are three questions, Your Honour.

00:56First, the increase in cost, it is not related to the increase in cost.

01:02And tomorrow, everything will be solved in terms of OP.

01:06And interest, in terms of interest, actually today,

01:10IELP has attracted so many students, all of our IELP,

01:17there are 32 students, and it will be the 33rd in a row.

01:23And the third question is, will it be increased?

01:27We are planning to make a change, which may involve a new altar

01:36from the IELP Institute of Training, Institute of Training,

01:39to a more appropriate name, because we have,

01:43in terms of the course, we have brought a better improvement

01:49under the leadership of the current minister,

01:51has improved in terms of the course.

01:55We will enter Huawei, for example, Huawei course in Melaka, for example,

02:02and Boeing, Tubo and so on.

02:05Therefore, it is certainly recommended by the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister

02:11for an increase in this TVEC,

02:14it is certain that we, the 33 Industry Center will increase the number of courses

02:20and can bring more students to our center.

02:26As an example, dear Vice President, we are in Miri.

02:31We have just completed a course of 293 students.

02:38As many as 292 students have got a job.

02:42Only one did not get it because he wanted to get a job behind his house.

02:47That's all.

02:48It's hard to get a job behind his house.

02:51Thank you, Mr. Vice President.

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