GUANGXI, CHINA, 11 November 2026 (The Capital Post) – A total of 20 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) student ambassadors from Malaysia’s Ministry of Education (KPM) gained practical industry exposure during an educational visit to Honghua Jasmine Garden in Guangxi, China.
The visit, held on Tuesday, formed part of the third-day activities of the TVET KPM Global Future Leaders Programme Guangxi 2026, aimed at strengthening participants’ understanding of industry-based learning.
During the visit, participants were introduced to the production of various jasmine-based products, including tea, essential oils, perfumes, personal care products and fragrances.
The programme also featured a practical soap-making session using jasmine flower extract, allowing participants to apply their knowledge and develop hands-on skills.
According to KPM, the activities provided participants with an opportunity to understand how natural resources can be transformed into value-added products through innovation and industrial applications.
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The learning experience also highlighted the relationship between technical knowledge, practical skills and real-world production processes.
Through the programme, participants were exposed to industry practices that demonstrate how TVET education can be applied beyond the classroom.
According to a post on the official Facebook page of the Ministry of Education Malaysia, the visit reinforced the importance of integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills while introducing participants to opportunities for innovation in natural resource-based industries.
The initiative forms part of efforts to provide Malaysian TVET participants with international learning experiences and exposure to industry-based applications.– The Capital Post
