To overhaul or revolutionise IPT?
MALAYSIA is said to be trapped within a moderate economic level. This resulted from the failure of our public and private universities or the institutions of higher learning (IPT) to churn out graduates for a higher level economy as they are entangled in meeting the outdated job market. Much to o...
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2009
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/32743/ http://eprints.usm.my/32743/1/DZUL125.pdf |
| Summary: | MALAYSIA is said to be trapped within a moderate economic level. This resulted from the failure of our public
and private universities or the institutions of higher learning (IPT) to churn out graduates for a higher level
economy as they are entangled in meeting the outdated job market.
Much to our dismay, the market is not capable of or interested in making forays into the future. As a result,
our job market is lagging far behind our competitors and that of the developed countries. |
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