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About Malaysia
CIAST at A Glance
International Courses Offer
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Vocational Trainer Professional
Development
Automotive
Electrical & Electronics
Mechatronic
Information Technology and
Computer
Welding
Target Group
Insurance
Malaysia Entry requirement
How to apply
TVET
technical vocational education and training
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ABOUT MALAYSIA
To
know Malaysia is to love Malaysia – a bubbling,
busting melting-pot of races and religions where
Malays, Indian, Chinese and many other ethnic groups
live together in peace and harmony. Our multiculturalism
has made Malaysia a gastronomical paradise and home
to hundreds of colourful festivals. It’s no wonder that we
love celebrating and socialising. As a people, Malaysian
are very relaxed, warm and friendly.
Geographically, Malaysia is almost as diverse as its
culture. 11 states and 2 federal territories (Kuala Lumpur
and Putrajaya) form Peninsular Malaysia which is
separated by the South China Sea from East Malaysia
which includes the 2 states (Sabah and Sarawak on the
Island of Borneo) and third federal territory, the Labuan
Island.
One of Malaysia’s key attraction is its extreme
contrast which further add to this theme of
‘diversity’. Towering skyscrapers look down upon wooden
house houses built on stilts while five-star hotels sit just
metres away from the ancient reefs.
Rugged mountains reach dramatically for the sky
while their rainforest-clad slopes sweep down to
floodplains teeming with forest. Cool highland
hideaways roll down to warm, sandy beaches and rich
humid mangroves.
AREA
329.758 square km
CAPITAL CITY
Kuala Lumpur
COUNTRY
The federation of Malaysia comprises of Peninsular
Malaysia and the states of Sabah and Sarawak on the
island of Borneo.
Situated between 2o and 7o to the North of the equator
line, the Peninsular Malaysia is separated from Sabah and
Sarawak by the South China Sea. In the northern part
of Peninsular Malaysia lies Thailand and in the South,
neighbouring Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak are
bounded by Indonesia while Sarawak also shares borders
with Brunei.
POPULATION
29.92 million
CURRENCY
PEOPLE AND LANGUAGE
Malays comprise 57% of the
population while the Chinese,
Indian and Bumiputeras and
other races make up the rest of
the country’s
population.While Malay is the
national language the many
ethnic groups also converse in
the various languages and
dialects but English is widen
spoken.Islam is the official religion of the country, but other
religions such as Buddhism,
Hinduism and Christianity are
widely and freely practised.
The monetary unit of the country
is Ringgit
Malaysia written as RM or MYR
Notes are
available in RM1, RM5, RM10,
RM20, and RM100
denominations, while coins are
issued in 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents
denomination. View the latest exchange rates here www.xe.com
WEATHER
The country experiences tropical
weather year round. Temperature
range from 21◦C (59◦F) to 32◦C
(77◦F)
Annual rainfall varies from
2000mm to 2500mm. However,
the wettest part of Malaysia could
well be the hill slopes of Sarawak
inland areas, which receive a mean
annual rainfall exceeding 5,000
*Source from Tourism Malaysia Website.
TIME
Eight hours ahead of GMT and 16
hours ahead of U.S Standard Time
ELECTRICITY
Voltage is 220-240 Volt AC
at 50 cycles per second.
Malaysia uses standard
3-pin square plugs and socket.
ABOUT CIAST
CIAST
is an acronym for the “Centre for
Instructor and Advanced Skill Training”.
The idea of CIAST was first mooted by
the Malaysian Government in 1979. Following a joint feasibility study, the
construction of CIAST was completed by 1983, with financial assistance
from the Japanese Government under the ASEAN Human Resources
Development Project and was assisted by the technical and management
experts from the Japanese Government via JICA until 1991.
From 1991 till June 2007 the operation of CIAST was totally managed by
the Manpower Department, Malaysian Ministry of Human Resources. As
of 1st June 2007 the management of the centre has been taken over by the
Department of Skills Development of the same ministry with the aims of
diversifying the functions of CIAST and exploring new possibilities.
CIAST is the forefront institute in the Ministry of Human Resources and
as a leading organization in the development and enhancement trainers
of skills training in Malaysia. CIAST conducting various courses for
participants from other vocational training institutes, domestic industries
and international countries and this has been a tradition with the Ministry
where human resources are the biggest and most important asset.
The centre offers courses in instructor training,
supervisory training and advanced skill training for
skills instructors, industrial supervisors and coaches and
industrial skilled workers from the private and public
sectors as well as international level. Training programs
at the centre were conducted by experienced instructors
with various technical backgrounds. CIAST has been
conducting and offering courses for foreign participants
starting with ASEAN Regional Training (ART) since
1988. To date CIAST has conducted 76 international
courses and has trained a total of 857 foreign participants.
CIAST also is one of the Training Institution collaborate
with Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia for Malaysian
Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP). As an
international training provider to train the trainer,
we are certified with MS ISO 9001:2008 by Llyod’s
Register Quality Assurance Ltd., Quality Environment
Certification for 5S Practices by Malaysia Productivity
Cooperation (MPC). Now, CIAST is pursuing for Asia
Pacific Accreditation and Certification Commission
(APACC) by the end of 2015.
LOCATION
CIAST is located in Shah Alam, the state capital of Selangor
which is also known as the ‘Orchid City’ of Malaysia. It is
25 km away or about half an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur,
the capital of Malaysia and about one hour’s drive from
Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).
FACILITIES
Accommodation
Hostel accommodation is available at the Centre.
Cafeteria
Food and drinks may be purchased at the cafeteria.
Library
The library is furnished with a large number of books on
industrial technology.
Recreational Facilities
Facilities for tennis, basketball, badminton, etc., are available
for all participants. The participants are encouraged to bring
along their sports equipment.
Transportation
Bus, taxi and train services from Shah Alam to Kuala Lumpur
and vice versa are available.
ToT
train of trainer
Vocational Trainer Professional
development
About the
Courses
3 Weeks
No of Participants: 10 - 15 persons
Training Method:
Formal Classroom lectures
Group Discussions
Lesson Practices
Case Studies
Hands On / Practical Sessions
Field / Study Visits
Course Title:
VOCATIONAL TRAINING METHODOLOGY (VTM)
Course Objectives:
Provides references for the instructor on how to deliver the knowledge and skills
effectively to the students. With proper delivering techniques, the absorption of knowledge
and skills by the students will be maximized; hence the training objectives will be achieved.
Course Outline:
i.
Provide participants with an understanding on the concept
of Vocational Training Methodology.
ii.
Enable participants to acquire knowledge and skills in
practicing effective training methodology.
iii.
Enable the participants to apply proper teaching techniques.
Training Cost for VTM per Person
Group Accident Insurance: USD 15
Accommodations: USD 1140
Meal: USD 500
Transportation: USD 247
Training Expenses: USD 1,143
Total: USD 3,045
Course Title:
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT BASED ON VOCATIONAL ABILITY
STRUCTURE (CUDBAS) FACILITATION SKILLS & TECHNIQUES
Course Objectives:
Provide participants with an understanding of CUDBAS Concept
and to enable participants to acquire facilitation skills and
techniques in practicing CUDBAS.
Course Outline:
i.
Introduce and promote CUDBAS implementation in
Technical Vocational Education Training (TVET).
ii.
Give exposure on CUDBAS techniques to the vocational trainers.
iii.
Introduce CUDBAS techniques in industries through vocational
trainers.
Training Cost for VTM per Person
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,145
automotive
Duration: 3 Weeks
About the
Courses
Training Method:
Discussion
Evaluation
Course Title:
VEHICLE ELECTRICAL, ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND INTRODUCTION TO
HYBRID TECHNOLOGY
Course Objectives:
i.
Perform activities such as servicing, overhauling and replacing of components
ii.
Perform activities that involves analysis, synopsis and perform diagnostics testing for the whole vehicle system.
iii. Gain knowledge in Hybrid Technology and perform activities using advance hybrid simulator system.
Course Outline:
Vehicle Electrical, Engine Management System and Introduction to Hybrid technology is a
compact technical course designed to:
i.
Overhaul starter motor, distributor and alternator given service manual, hand tools, multi meter and test bench so that all those component function according to
manufacturer’s specification and also check dash board instrument given wiring
blue print of vehicle using a multi meter, etc. So that the gauges and indicator lamps
function correctly
ii.
Check electronic fuel injection system pressure, electrical fuel pump, air flow meter/
sensor, electronic fuel injection sensor and electronic fuel injection relays given service
manual using appropriate tools so that EFI system can function within manufacturer’s
requirement.
iii.
Study the basic knowledge and theoretical of Hybrid Technology, Hazard and Safety Precaution for handling high voltage electrical system.
Training Cost for Vehicle Electrical, Engine Management System and
Introduction to Hybrid Technology per Person
Accommodations: USD 1,140
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,745
Electrical & Electronics
Duration: 3 Weeks
About the
Courses
Training Method:
Discussion
Evaluation
Course Title:
ELECTRICAL WIRING & MOTOR CONTROL SYSTEM
Course Objectives:
Electrical Wiring and Motor Control System is a technical course designed to prepare in a concise and compact
manner to facilitate the electrical wiring of residential buildings motor control system to be done adequately
and to ensure its safety of use while meeting basic wiring requirements.
Course Outline:
The course is designed to:
1.
Provide participants with an understanding of the concept of Electrical Wiring in Residential Buildings
and Motor Control System.
2.
Enable participants to acquire knowledge and skills in Electrical Wiring.
3.
Enable participants to acquire knowledge and skills in Motor Control System.
Training Cost for Electrical Wiring and Motor Control System per Person
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,745
Mechatronics
Duration: 3 Weeks
About the
Courses
Training Method:
Discussion
Evaluation
Course Title:
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
Course Objectives
To design and program Human Machine Interface (HMI) and make changes to an existing HMI program such as
how HMIs simplify PLC control system, Input / Output set up, file management etc.
Course Outline:
The course is designed to equip participants with the fundamental knowledge and skills in practical industrial
automation equipment such as Electro-Pneumatic, Programmable Logic Controller, Industrial Wiring,
Automation Controls and Human Machine Interface.
i.
To understand need for safe isolation and apply safe working practices when working with pneumatic and electro-pneumatic systems, identify, inspect and adjust / replace the pneumatic components. Use visual
indicators and manual overrides to check operation of components, replace fittings, plastic pipe-work and
use pneumatic circuit drawings as an aid for the hands-on application.
ii.
To equip participants with Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) programming techniques with
several hands-on experience and provide a better understanding to automate production equipment.
Participants will learn on program trouble-shooting skills using computer software.
iii.
To acquire knowledge and skills hands-on in basic automation wiring from PLC to a system with
the aid of schematic wiring diagram.
iv.
To analyze functional relationships in automation systems, follow information and energy flow
in electrical, pneumatic sub-systems, plan and organize work flow, commission and troubleshoot and
automation systems and communicate modular production using programmable logic controller.
Training Cost for Industrial Automation per Person
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,915
Information Technology
and Computer
Duration: Refer Course
No of Participants: Refer Course
About the
Courses
Training Method:
Practical: Hands-on labs,
Simulation-Based Learning Activities
Discussions
Assessments: Innovative Online Assessments
Course Title:
CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOCIATE (CCNA) DISCOVERY 1 & 2
Duration: 3 weeks
No. of participants: 8 - 10 persons
Course Objectives:
Establish the relevancy of networking in our everyday lives. This course teaches participants on the skills needed to
obtain entry-level home network installer jobs, develop the skills needed as network & computer technicians, cable
installers, and help desk technicians. Learn on the soft skills required for help desk and customer service positions
and preparation for the CCENT certification exam. Network monitoring and basic troubleshooting skills are taught
in context.
Course Outline:
The course is designed to:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Help on recognizing the significant impact of networking on their lives.
Teach on how to build and support a home/small business network with wireless equipment.
Teach students the fundamental concepts of networking.
Provide opportunities for extensive hands-on interaction with PC and networking equipment to prepare students for careers and certification exams.
Training Cost for CCNA Discovery 1 & 2
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,915
Course Title:
INFORMATION NETWORK CABLING
Duration: 2 weeks
No. of participants: 10 - 15 persons
Course Objectives:
This course is design suite to WorldSkills Competition (WSC) and ASEAN Skills Competition (ASC) standard. The
participant should be able to install cable following the international standard. After completing this courses, participant are able to:
a.
b.
c.
Install Underground Fiber Optic Cabling
Install Structure Cabling
Install Residential Cabling
Course Outline:
The course is designed to cover several type of cabling which are:
a.
b.
Fiber Optic Cabling For Indoor Cabling and Outdoor Cabling
Copper Cabling For Voice Cabling, Cat5e Cabling and Cat6 Cabling
Training Cost for Information Network Cabling per Person
Meal: USD 350
Total: USD 3,595
Welding
Duration: 3 Weeks
About the
Courses
Training Method:
Discussion
Evaluation
Course Title:
Shielded Metal Arc Welding & Gas Tungsten Arc Welding On Carbon Steel Plate 3G
and Welding Inspection
Course Objective:
At the end of the course, participants should have acquired the latest techniques in Welding Technology relating to:
i. Shielded Metal Arc Welding
ii. Gas Tungsten Arc
iii. Welding Visual Inspection
iv. Magnetic Testing
v. Penetrant Testing
Course Outline:
The course is designed to provide the participants with advanced knowledge and expertise on specific techniques follow code and standard in the field of welding.
Training Cost for Welding per Person
Meal: USD 500
Total: USD 3,945
OTHER INFORMATIONS
Applicants are obliged to fulfil the following requirements:
i.
Open to vocational training manager/officers, trainer and instructors;
ii.
Should have experience of minimum three (3)
years in the field related to the course;
iii.
Have knowledge and skills in basics computer
applications;
iv.
Candidates must be certified medically fit to
attend the course;
v.
Should possess a good command of English
language (spoken and written);
vi.
Electrical Wiring & Motor Control System and
Information Network Cabling courses are not able
for people with Colour Blind.
TARGET GROUP
All participants are covered under a Group Travel Insurance Policy
arranged by the organiser during the stay in Malaysia (from the arrival date to the departure date). The insurance does not cover any
pre-existing conditions/illness or any
outpatient medical/dental treatment. Participants are
personally liable for all medical expenses beyond what is covered by
the Group Personal Accident Insurance Policy.
As the coverage is limited, participants are advised to make their
own arrangements to obtain adequate medical
insurance coverage for their stay in Malaysia. The cost for the insurance is to be borne by the participants or the
government of participating country.
INSURANCE
All participants are required to have a valid passport
(minimum six [6] months of validity from the date of entry to Malaysia.
For further information about the immigration procedures, kindly
contact the Immigration Department the following
address
The Director Visa, Pass and Permit Division,
Headquarters of Malaysia Immigration Department,
1st – 7th Floor (Podium),
Block 2G4 Federal Government Administrative Centre,
Precinct 2, 62550 Putrajaya, Malaysia.
+603-8880 1000
www.imi.gov.my
+603-8880 1200
MALAYSIA
ENTRY
REQUIREMENT
HOW TO APPLY
how to apply
Submit your programme of interest or your proposal on
customised programme 6 months before the programme to:
DIRECTOR
Centre for Instructor and Advanced Skills Training
Jalan Petani 19/1, Section 19,
40300 Shah Alam, Selangor,
MALAYSIA
[email protected]
+603-5543 8200
+ 603-5543 8388
Or visit our website: http:// www.ciast.gov.my
Note: Contract/Agreement signing must be
2 months before the commence date

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