Kuala Lumpur, 28 October 2025 — The recently concluded Train-the-Trainer (TTT) programme marked another milestone in building Malaysia’s capacity for skilled and confident trainers. Designed to equip participants with the skills, techniques, and confidence to conduct effective training sessions, this nationally recognised programme provides a pathway for aspiring trainers to become certified professionals under the Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp).
Held from 24 to 28 October 2025, the workshop brought together 25 enthusiastic participants who share a passion for teaching, sharing knowledge, and leading effective learning experiences.
The five-day training focused on developing essential competencies such as session planning, delivery techniques, learning engagement, and communication strategies. Participants also learned to align training outcomes with HRD Corp standards, ensuring quality and professionalism in their future roles as trainers.
The programme was made possible through a collaborative effort between MyBIM and IACT College, with training sessions conducted in a conducive and supportive learning environment. The organisers expressed appreciation to HRD Corp for its continued commitment to empowering individuals through its PWD Development initiative, which supports inclusive participation in workforce development.
“HRD Corp meneruskan inisiatif memperkasa komuniti Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU) melalui program PWD Development. Golongan OKU diberi peluang mengikuti latihan kemahiran yang relevan dengan keperluan industri serta akses kepada padanan pekerjaan yang lebih inklusif dan berdaya saing.
Inisiatif ini bukan sekadar membuka pintu kepada peluang kerjaya, malah bertujuan meningkatkan kebolehpasaran, membina keyakinan diri dan memberi ruang kepada golongan OKU untuk menyumbang secara aktif dalam pembangunan modal insan negara.
Dengan sokongan industri dan pendekatan Malaysia MADANI, setiap insan diberi peluang yang saksama untuk melangkah lebih jauh.”
— HRD Corp, via Facebook
Reflections from Participants
Participants shared that the TTT experience was both intensive and inspiring. Many highlighted that they had gained a deeper understanding of how to design effective session plans, set clear learning objectives, and manage training sessions with greater confidence. Interactive activities and group work made learning engaging and enjoyable, while the supportive environment fostered collaboration among all participants.
By the end of the workshop, participants reported significant growth in their presentation skills, confidence, and ability to structure meaningful learning experiences. Many described the programme as eye-opening, motivating them to continue improving as future trainers.
Building an Inclusive Future
The success of this TTT programme reflects Malaysia’s ongoing commitment to developing competent and inclusive trainers across industries. With continued support from HRD Corp and collaboration among training institutions, such initiatives continue to strengthen the nation’s human capital and promote a culture of lifelong learning.
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