To encourage employees to pursue a
Diploma, Degree, Masters,
PhD, industrial PhD and
postgraduate certificates
offered by the colleges and universities from the government or private sector, in order to retrain
and upgrade their employees’ skills.
Only academic qualification programme that been recognised by Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) will be considered as a development programme.
Training Provider
Registered training provider, registered
public or private colleges/universities.
Financial Assistance
Course
Fee (as
per quotation, including registration and examination fee)
Thesis
Allowance (RM600 claimable for Masters and
RM1,000 claimable for PhD; only
for full time courses)
Study
Allowance (RM900 per month claimable for
courses within Malaysia and RM5,000 claimable for courses outside Malaysia; pro-rate on a daily basis if the
month for the start or end date of the course is less than one (1) month; only
for full time courses)
Overseas
Courses (Claimable for Masters and PhD courses only)
Other Claimable Cost
Airfare
Ticket
Required supporting document
Programme Syllabus
Invoice/Quotation
A copy of confirmation letter from
College or University
A document from Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) as a proof of recognition
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