Recently, Malaysia has faced significant concerns regarding the low employability and salaries of engineering graduates. The industry is often blamed for the low demand and inadequate compensation for engineers. However, the true extent of these issues among engineering graduates from Malaysian publ…
The twenty-first century (21st century) is the era of information fusion where there is dramatic change in the world of knowledge and technology. In this context, engineering education has been based on the knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to train the future wor…
The marketability of Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) graduates is a key factor in promoting Malaysia’s economic growth and development. Therefore, seeking a sustainable marketability framework for TVET will reduce educational wastage in TVET, increase enrolment, increase TVET …
TVET is crucial for developing countries in preparation for the 21st-century skills demand. In preparing for those demands, TVET-Institutions is actively engaged in producing a skilled workforce to accommodate the country’s labour market needs. Therefore, an ongoing initiative has been taken in impr…
