PETALING JAYA: Starting June, polytechnics and community colleges will have a new technical and vocational curriculum.
Polytechnic and Community College Education Department director-general Prof Datuk Dr Mohd Ismail Abd Aziz said the new curriculum is meant to match industry needs and to keep up with changes brought about by the Fourth Industrial Revolution .“Our wish is to have our students hit the industry running effectively soon after they graduate.
The curriculum incorporates current requirements by stakeholders and of IR 4.0 in all programmes, among other factors, Prof Mohd Ismail said.
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