Steering Sabah students towards talent development hub in Batu Kawan


Juhar (centre) with Tio (third from right) during the tour of The Ship Campus in Batu Kawan. Joining them are Abdul Halim (third from left), Dr Amar (second from left) and other guests. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

THE Ship Campus in Batu Kawan is ready to broaden its horizons by reaching out to Sabah to recruit and provide the much sought after manpower for its surrounding industries.

PKT Logistics Group chief executive and managing director Datuk Seri Dr Michael Tio said by offering programmes to retrain students from Sabah, graduates would help alleviate labour shortage and provide new talents for industries such as the Batu Kawan Industrial Park (BKIP).

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