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Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp) was established on 1 January 2011.

Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp) is a Ministry of Human Resources (KESUMA) agency that drives Malaysia’s talent strategy towards becoming a dynamic talent hub.

To support the growth and well-being of all Malaysians, we partner with the public and private sectors on initiatives that attract, nurture, and retain the right expertise needed to meet current and future talent demands.

In March 2024, TalentCorp was mandated the strategic think tank for KESUMA, working with departments and agencies under the ministry to address the evolving challenges within the Malaysian workforce.

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Driving Malaysia’s Talent Strategy

We believe that Malaysia truly has talent and that talents of all backgrounds will be able to find meaningful professional opportunities in this country.

That is why we advocate for forward-thinking policies and build strategic collaborations to create a holistic and progressive Malaysian work, workplace, and workforce.

With over 30 key initiatives for students, graduates, working professionals, career comeback women, the Malaysian diaspora, high-skilled expatriates, employers and stakeholders in the industry and academia, we welcome you to learn more and participate in our programmes.

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AI could displace 600,000 workers in five years, but Putrajaya says there's a fix to this

AI could displace 600,000 workers in five years, but Putrajaya says there's a fix to this

What you should know about: Malaysia’s brain drain and who’s benefitting from it

With Relaxation Of MCO, Putrajaya Says Will Allow Business Travellers Back Into Country

Structural Reforms Needed To Prevent Brain Drain In Malaysia

Brain Drain In Malaysia: Why Malaysians Don’t Want To Come Back Home

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