Building Employability into TVET Programmes: Practical Moves for Educators
Technical competence opens the door, but communication, problem-solving and professional habits keep graduates employed. Educators can build these into everyday teaching.
Ts. Abdul Razak b. Abdul Majid, CMILT, MTAM, P.P.C (Per)|Professional Trainer | Business Strategist | Consultant
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Practical perspectives on strategy, entrepreneurship, AI, marketing, data, logistics and education.
Technical competence opens the door, but communication, problem-solving and professional habits keep graduates employed. Educators can build these into everyday teaching.
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