TVET becomes youth's choice for future careers

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is becoming a preferred pathway for Malaysian youth seeking fulfilling careers. Students highlight TVET's hands-on approach as more engaging and easier to understand than purely theoretical studies. This practical focus, they say, equips them with skills directly relevant to industry demands.

Muhammad Irfan Norulazwan, a 17-year-old student, chose TVET due to a family background in technical fields and a childhood fascination with skills-based learning. He finds that TVET's emphasis on practical experience, alongside communication and proper work procedures taught by instructors, builds confidence for entering the industry. "When we graduate, we already have basic experience that simplifies the job-seeking process," he noted.

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When we graduate, we already have basic experience that simplifies the job-seeking process.

Fellow student Muhammad Fahrin Shahrin Mohd. Yusri, also 17, believes the rapid growth of Malaysia's industrial sector underscores the increasing need for technical skills. He is confident that TVET offers a promising future, with the potential to lead to diverse employment or even entrepreneurship. Both students encourage others to consider TVET programs that align with their interests and aptitudes, noting the growing recognition and opportunities within the field.

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Students who are still hesitant about their educational direction are advised to choose a field that aligns with their interests and inclinations.