The Star Malaysia

Career developmen­t centre club launched

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MORE than 150 career services representa­tives from 30 universiti­es and four polytechni­cs nationwide met at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus for the launch of the Career Developmen­t Centre Club (CDCC) Malaysia.

The club is an initiative by the Education Ministry’s Industry Relations Division director Prof Dr Arham Abdullah and supported by Malaysia Digital Economy Corporatio­n director of Talent Siti Norliza Sahar.

Recognisin­g the need to come together, CDCC was founded on the desire to collaborat­ively devel- op initiative­s that will enhance the skills set of career developmen­t practition­ers in Malaysian institutio­ns of higher learning, as well as provide a platform for the sharing of best practices.

This first of its kind platform in Malaysia will offer profession­al programmes, conference­s, workshops and more to its members that will ultimately benefit the employabil­ity of the next generation of Malaysian youth.

The event was hosted by Taylor’s University vice-chancellor and president Prof Michael Driscoll.

Department of Higher Education deputy director-general (Public Sector) Prof Dr Noor Azizi Ismail officiated at the event together with the club’s three advisors, Prof Arham, Norliza and Zainah Rujihan who is the Education Ministry’s Industry Liaison & Employabil­ity Division director for the Polytechni­c Education and Community College Department.

During the event, letters of appointmen­t were also presented to the inaugural committee members of the CDCC Malaysia for the 2018/19 session.

 ??  ?? Prof Driscoll (fourth from left) and representa­tives from the ministry, universiti­es and polytechni­cs at the launch of the Career Developmen­t Centre Club.
Prof Driscoll (fourth from left) and representa­tives from the ministry, universiti­es and polytechni­cs at the launch of the Career Developmen­t Centre Club.

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