KUALA LUMPUR – The National Training Week (NTW) 2024 has brought together a diverse group of individuals who are enthusiastic about improving their skills, expanding their professional network, and exploring new career paths.

The event, which has grown in scale and impact over the years, is being held from June 24 to 30 at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, attracting thousands of attendees.

Mohd Haniff Bahari, a finance specialist and returning attendee, praised the increased participation and training quality offered during the NTW, organised by the Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp). 

“Now, there are more participants, more training sessions and many skills that we can acquire.

“Another advantage is that it is free, so anyone can join.  The training (involved) is excellent,” he enthused.

He emphasized the significance of ongoing education, even for individuals who are currently working.

“Joining the NTW will elevate our skills. Despite being employed, we still require training and knowledge. The trainers are knowledgeable”, as Haniff mentioned, emphasizing the fresh perspectives and inputs gained from the event.

Naariesh, a novice medical student participating in the NTW for the first time, expressed that the encounter has been truly enlightening. “This is my first time coming here. It’s quite impressive. All the booths here make it more interesting.

He discovered the NTW to be particularly advantageous for his future career aspirations, while also relishing the social interactions at the event. “Before I go on my internship, this will help me search for courses or jobs. 

“My motivation for coming here is to make more friends and interact with others, in addition to the experience,” Naariesh said. He was pleased to establish important connections, especially with financial institutions, and showed his excitement for the art exhibits, showcasing his wide range of interests.

Khairulazam Annuar, an experienced participant, attended the NTW this year accompanied by his daughter. The hospitality management lecturer noted a noticeable increase in activity and participation compared to previous years.

Khairulazam mentioned that an increased number of companies are taking part, presenting attendees with a wider array of opportunities.

“I ran into one of my former coworkers here. He’s considering a career change, and this event gives him the chance to explore different possibilities,” he mentioned.

Khairulazam conveyed his optimism for his daughter and views the NTW as a valuable platform for professional development and networking.

HRD Corp organized an extensive event aimed at fostering skill enhancement and professional growth.

This annual event features a range of workshops, seminars, and training sessions conducted by industry professionals in various fields such as technology, healthcare, finance, and art.

The NTW welcomes everyone and offers complimentary entry to individuals seeking to enhance their abilities and understanding. -MalayaDailyToday