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The Ministry of Education (MOE) has officially opened applications for the May 2026 intake of its Vocational College Diploma programme, providing SPM school leavers from 2024 and 2025 the chance to pursue technical and vocational education and training (TVET). Eligible Malaysian citizens who have passed Bahasa Melayu, Sejarah, and at least two other subjects (or hold relevant Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia qualifications) can apply online between March 15 and April 12, 2026, via mohon.tvet.gov.my. The programme offers a wide variety of specialized diplomas, including fields such as Information Technology, Accountancy, Biotechnology, 3D Animation Technology, and Fashion Design.

Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) and the PROTON Institute have officially launched Malaysia’s first TVET-based private 5G training lab in Melaka, aiming to bridge the gap between classroom theory and industrial application. By providing students with hands-on access to enterprise-grade 5G networks, the facility will support the development of high-demand skills in areas such as automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence. The partnership also includes a letter of intent to co-develop a specialized 5G syllabus and industry-based placements, ensuring that the next generation of technical talent is future-ready and capable of supporting Malaysia’s digital transformation and smart manufacturing goals.

Sasaran 70% penyertaan lepasan SPM dalam TVET menjelang akhir RMK13 untuk jadikan kemahiran teras pertumbuhan negara.
Pemberian SKM Tahap 4 kepada pelajar tahfiz yang lengkap hafazan serta lulus Bahasa Melayu dan Sejarah.
Inisiatif digital dan keusahawanan seperti Program Digital Freelancing TVET, Rintis TVETPreneurs dan FEN PROAKTIF 2.0 ditambah baik.
Penekanan kepada TVET Pertanian dan pengukuhan PERHEBAT sebagai pusat latihan untuk anggota ATM yang bakal bersara.

Budget 2026 allocates RM7.9 billion to strengthen Malaysia’s TVET ecosystem, focusing on AI, EV, and semiconductor training to meet industry needs.