QUOTE(limfreelance @ Jan 15 2020, 09:53 PM)
Ipts and private college uni same...
Di Mana Ada demand disitu Ada college uni...
But when come out...what u learn is out of date and not the skills that the company want. Demand for market need is totally opposite compared to demand for college.
Hence jobless everywhere
The problem isn't the colleges per se, but the demand, expectation of everybody that they CAN and DESERVE a degree....
Only the top 25-30% of the population have the intellect to successfully pursue a full standard academic degree....the next 40% is able to undergo a skill based technical training....and the rest do the routine works like clerical, sales, assembly line etc ....
In recognition of such population distribution, countries like Germany provide training accordingly to the appropriate sections of the population....more people in technical post-secondary education than in academic.....
Msia is grossly distorted because of the unique policies in place....
Ketuanan policies pushed many under qualified students into academic studies....
The buy-with-money private system allows anyone with money to buy any qualification irrespective of qualification or ability...(and because of this demand without any controls, effy ipts flourished).....
The end result is many people who shouldn't even be in academic studies, graduate with a piece of paper....
But they really don't have the intellectual ability to perform the job that the piece of paper claims....hence we have the current situation..... unemployable graduates, grads not working in fields they are trained in...etc....
That that happens when you commoditify education....