Consumable Training Materials

Consumable Training Materials

Face to Face

All employers are eligible to apply and claim the cost of consumable training materials when conducting in-house training except under the Joint Training Scheme where only the organising employers are eligible to apply and claim. If the total cost of consumable training materials per programme is more
than RM100, a detailed breakdown showing the items and costs required.

Remote Online Training (ROT)

Internet data cost of RM100/group for In-house ROT


Examples of Allowable Consumable Training Materials
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• Workbook as per approved prior to the training commencement by Training Market Department (TMD)
• Pencil & Pen
• Marker Pen
• Eraser
• A4 Paper
• Flipchart Paper
• Manila Card
• Notepad
• Paper File
• Petrol
• Diesel
• Wood Fire
• Charcoal
• Fire Extinguisher Refill
• Bullet
• Rental of laptop (in-house training only)
Other training materials subject to the industry/training requirement where necessary.

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