Huatu Education Group, a Chinese education company renowned for its training programs for national civil servants, has entered into a partnership with the National University of Malaysia. The agreement outlines the collaboration between the two entities to establish a training and teaching base, known as ASEAN College, to address the increasing talent demands from major Chinese companies such as TikTok.
Under the terms of the agreement, Huatu Education will be responsible for investing in and constructing the ASEAN College within the National University of Malaysia. In return, the university will provide venues and teaching support. Students who complete their training and meet the graduation requirements will be awarded a degree from the National University of Malaysia, a credential recognized worldwide.
Industry experts believe that this partnership will enhance exchanges between China and Malaysia in the realms of education, economy, and culture. The National University of Malaysia is one of Malaysia's top five research universities, known for its high-quality teaching and robust scientific research capabilities. Huatu Education, with its extensive experience in training civil servants, teachers, and other professionals, operates over 1,000 branches across China and excels in talent recruitment.
In addition to the training and teaching base, the cooperation includes a talent training program aimed at fostering exchanges between China and Malaysia. This program will select outstanding Chinese students to study at the National University of Malaysia and subsequently work for large Chinese companies upon graduation.
This strategic partnership between Huatu Education and the National University of Malaysia is expected to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in various industries, particularly those driven by major Chinese enterprises. By leveraging their respective strengths, both institutions aim to contribute significantly to the development of talent and the strengthening of bilateral relations between China and Malaysia.
