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Background and Introduction
Background
This proposal is made by Kedah State Industrial Skills & Management Development Centre
(KISMEC) with collaboration of Malaysia Photovoltaic Industries Association (MPIA)
strategic initiative of utilizing 30% of the consolidated HRDF Pool Funds for Grid Connected
Photovoltaic System Installation and Maintenance as certified installers.
Introduction
KISMEC is a tripartite NGO established by the Federal Government, State Government and
the private sector of Kedah in 1993. The initial set up of KISMEC was strongly supported by
the local government agency especially Malaysian Industry Development Authority (MIDA)
and KISMEC’s founder members from the industry, such as multi-national companies S&O
Electronics Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Sharp-Roxy Corporation) from Sungai Petani.
Silterra Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. from Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Continental Tyres AS Malaysia Sdn.
Bhd. from Mergong Industrial Estate, Leader Cable Industries Sdn. Bhd. from Tikam Batu
Industrial Estate, Modenas Sdn. Bhd. from Gurun Industrial Estate and few other member
companies in Kedah.
As a Kedah State Skills Development Centre (SDC) based in Sungai Petani and also Kulim
Hi-Tech Park, KISMEC plays a significant role in supporting and complementing the
government education, training and human capital development. Today KISMEC has
managed to produce more than 30,000 skilled and semi-skilled workforce for the industrial
and service sectors.
Under the 11th Malaysia Plan (2016-2020) ‘Anchoring Growth On People’, 60% of the 1.5
million jobs that will be created will require Technical and Vocational Education and Training
(TVET). KISMEC will continue to strive meeting the government aspiration by enhancing the
quality of education and training, raising the quality of graduates’ employability and
reviewing the effectiveness of programs to meet the needs of the industry.
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Proposal/Programme Outline & Objectives
Course Overview
Clean energy or renewable energy is a concept pushed by the Government to fulfil
our national agenda towards green environment. In Malaysia, being the main
contributor for renewable energy, solar energy is expected to contribute to a
minimum of 220 Megawatt in 2020 from 65 MW in 2015 under the National
Renewable Energy Policy target. In fact, Economic Transformation Program (ETP)
Entry Point Project 10 (EPP10) has laid down plan to build solar power capacity
under Oil and Gas Sector to enhance energy independence, fulfill green agenda,
increase energy security, increase employment and act as a catalyst for local solar
manufacturing and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Labor and skills required to
install solar system are expected to increase rapidly as government is encouraging
solar energy installed at home and office with the introduced Feed-In Tariffs (FIT) to
generate passive income.
Course Outline
This is a two (2) months programme conducted full-time or 320 hours conducted part
time. The programme basically covers
Core Module
SEDA Malaysia – Grid-Connected Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems Installation
and Maintenance Training Course
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Key Employability Additional Abilities
Technical drawing, Domestic Wiring Installation,First Aid &CPR, Fire Safety &
Green Card,
Course Objectives
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As a requirement for feed-in Tariff application through SEDA, any
installation must be done by SEDA Certified competent persons.
Depth Knowledge
o JPK NOSS covers a vast area of Solar Photovoltaic systems (Stand-Alone
Systems and Grid-Connected Systems) technology and some portion of
Renewable Energy.
o SEDA Malaysia brings the focus to the area of Grid-Connected Solar
Photovoltaic Systems as it is widely implemented for the Feed-in Tariff
mechanism.
Monitoring of Project/Programme
A summary report will be provided by KISMEC covering the following project parameters
every month for each training batch.
Attendance
Exam result for exams conducted in that period
Certification results
Student process improvement project assessment
Issue arising
More may be added
Effectiveness Study
Post training feedback from the field will be used to monitor the effectiveness of their
programmes. Both the students as well as the company will be required to provide
feedback. Feedback will be structured to provide an understanding of the difference the
programme has made to the student and the company.
This will be done once six months after the programme. Only after this is available will
the students be awarded their full certificates.
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Table I : Course Fee
As per Table I illustration, the course fee is RM6,000.00. At 15 participants per batch,
the course fee per batch will be RM 127,200.00. With 4 batches per year, the total
proposed course fee for the entire programme per year will be RM 508,000.00 inclusive
of 6% of GST.
Recommendation
KISMEC highly recommends that PSMB to consider offering of this programme using
the 30% consolidated HRDF under PSMB’s human development strategic initiatives in
two phases of approval.
KISMEC believes that this programme is of great benefit not only to the industries,
installers, but also to the nation. This is because apart from producing highly skills
and competent installers, but also provides the nation with internationally recognised
and certified installers to spur the growth of the welding industries and other
industries related.
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Contact Us
We thank you very much in advance for your kind attention and consideration given to
our proposal. Should there be needs for any further clarification for the above, please
feel free to contact us.