HRD Corp approves RM37mil in training grants for Melaka
ALOR GAJAH: A total of 6,995 Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp) training grant applications were approved in Melaka, covering 39,489 training places with financial assistance totalling RM37.03 million.
In the town of Alor Gajah, Melaka, HRD Corp granted 6,995 training opportunities, which amounted to 39,489 training spots, valued at RM37.03 million. Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan revealed that enhancements to HRD Corp's system had boosted governance and transparency, ensuring training advantages reach those who need it.
Ramanan also mentioned that it took a considerable amount of time to refine the system and make its implementation more orderly and efficient. The Minister revealed that 24,729 individuals had taken up training, while 7,734 claims, valued at RM30.14 million, had been approved in Melaka. Ramanan expressed gratitude to the entire HRD Corp team for their efforts in implementing these improvements.
HRD Corp CEO Datuk Shamir Aziz attended the event, alongside the Minister. Ramanan assured that every funded training class would be monitored, either in person at the venue or online, to verify the training took place and benefited the public. He encouraged workers, graduates, and individuals seeking new careers to utilize these training opportunities.
Furthermore, Ramanan highlighted the importance of training in caregiving for women, as the nation faces a demographic shift towards an ageing population, and the demand for caregivers must be addressed to meet future needs.
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