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Open for applications

Announced in Budget 2027

PTPK Skills Training Loan

institutional tuition costs & monthly personal allowance

Check your eligibility

Loans from the Skills Development Fund Corporation (PTPK) for trainees at public and private skills institutes registered with it. School leavers pay a 3% yearly charge over up to 10 years; working adults retraining pay 1% over up to 5 years.

Do you qualify?

Answer 4 short questions. We will bring you back here with your result.

Check my eligibility

Who Qualifies

School leavers and workers enrolled in a skills programme at a training institute registered with PTPK.

Other conditions: Must be enrolled at a PTPK-registered training institute.

How to Apply

  • Apply through PTPK, usually via your training institute when you enrol.

History

  • Budget 2027Continued

    RM500 million to finance trainees at public and private institutes registered with PTPK.

An independent initiative. Not an official government website. Apply only through official portals.

We will never ask for your IC number, bank details or any payment.

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