BAGAN DATUK, July 28 – The government will send 200 Indian students to attend Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses in China, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Ahmad Zahid who is also the National TVET Council chairman said if the target is successful, 200 more Indian students will be sent under the same programme.
“In our ‘colour-blind’ education approach, we want to make sure that we give priority to all races regardless of whether we are Indians, Malays or Chinese.
“We will place Indian students to study TVET for free in China, and if they succeed, when they return, I will try to send 200 more there,” he said while speaking at the School Assistance Presentation Ceremony to Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil in Bagan Datuk parliamentary constituency on Sunday.
Earlier, the Chinese government was reported agreeing to offer scholarships to 1,000 Malaysian students to undergo TVET courses in the country.
