State provides training to fill manpower shortage in hotels


Nolee Ashilin (left) discussing on the hospitality TVET courses offered at the Shen Jai TVET College. RONNIE CHIN/The Star

THOSE keen to work in the hospitality industry can take up training courses and job-hunting programmes by the Perak government.

The move is to address the shortage of workers in the industry, says state tourism committee chairman Datuk Nolee Ashilin Mohafmmed Radzi.

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