What Is It

The National Dual Training System (SLDN) is an apprenticeship-based TVET training program under the Department of Skills Development (JPK), where students undergo 70-80% practical training at an actual workplace/industry and 20-30% theory at a registered training center.

Who Is Eligible

To be eligible, applicants must be a Malaysian citizen, aged 15 and above, able to read and write, and possess basic physical capability matching the selected trade.

Required Documents

  • Identity Document (MyKad): for citizenship verification
  • Basic Education Certificate: to prove literacy

    • Step-by-Step Procedure

    1. Check Accredited Companies/Industries: visit the JPK portal to find accredited companies/industries 2. Apply to Participating Companies: apply directly to participating companies or through JPK-approved SLDN training centers

    Cost & Processing Time

    The training is fully sponsored, and applicants receive a monthly apprentice allowance (RM300-RM500) from the participating company.

    Where to Apply

    Applications can be submitted directly to participating companies or through JPK-approved SLDN training centers.

    Important Notes

    The National Dual Training System (SLDN) leads to the award of the Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM).