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e-LATiH to help upskill Malaysians with free courses: HRDF

New e-learning hub aims to help jobseekers prepare for the future, says development fund

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 06 Feb 2021 1:10PM

e-LATiH to help upskill Malaysians with free courses: HRDF
Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan says the e-LATiH was crafted to encourage Malaysians to adopt learning and knowledge acquisition as part of their everyday routine. – The Vibes file pic, February 6, 2021

PUTRAJAYA – A new e-learning hub, e-LATiH, is being launched by the Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF) as part of efforts to help Malaysians prepare for the future by accessing hundreds of skills development- and educational-based content.

A collaborative effort between HRDF and Go1, one of the largest international e-learning aggregators, HRDF said the e-LATiH will be available to all Malaysians starting from today until February 5, 2022.

All Malaysians, especially jobseekers, are encouraged to access the free online training courses at the e-LATiH website.

“Through this collaboration, e-LATiH will benefit Malaysians with free access to more than 200 industry-driven training courses customised to the needs of the Malaysian industry. As these courses are provided by an international non-profit aggregator, the courses for now are in English,” it said in a joint statement by HRDF and the Human Resources Ministry today.

HRDF is expected to add more content in the coming weeks in various languages, including Bahasa Malaysia.

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said this initiative was crafted to encourage Malaysians to adopt learning and knowledge acquisition as part of their everyday routine.

“Malaysians have to continue to strive in a world that has become exceedingly competitive, pointing out that only those who prepare for the future are setting a foundation for future success,” he said.

Meanwhile, HRDF chief executive Datuk Shahul Hameed Dawood said although HRDF was first set up to service its levy paying stakeholders, the e-LATiH platform is HRDF’s way of giving back to all Malaysians.

“As the custodian of training and development in Malaysia we want to add value and add to the current skill sets of every Malaysian,” he said.

He said employees and individuals will have the opportunity to select their preferred and relevant courses from skill development to personal growth online training courses. – Bernama, February 6, 2021

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